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Technical Paper

A Database Alternative Transient Program Simulated Waveforms of Shunt Reactor Switching Cases With Vacuum Breakers on Motor Circuits

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Pages 201-211 | Published online: 22 Sep 2015
 

Abstract

This paper presents a database Alternative Transient Program (ATP) simulated waveforms for shunt reactor switching cases with vacuum breakers in motor circuits following interruption of the starting current. The targeted objective is to provide multiple reignition simulated data for diagnostic and prognostic algorithms development, but also to help ATP users with practical study cases and component data compilation for shunt reactor switching. This method can be easily applied with different data for the different dielectric curves of circuit-breakers and networks. This paper presents design details, and discusses some of the available cases and the advantages of such simulated data.

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Notes on contributors

S.C. Kam

Shui-cheong Kam completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Portsmouth Polytechnic, England, in 1984 and then started his professional career as an electrical engineer. Currently he is doing his PhD degree in the School of Engineering Systems Engineering, Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

G Ledwich

Gerard Ledwich has been Chair Professor in Power Engineering and in electrical asset management in the School of Engineering Systems, Queensland University of Technology, Australia, since 1998. His interests are in the areas of power systems, power electronics and controls.

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