An automatic assessment method for lightning protection risk of transmission lines
A transmission line and automatic evaluation technology, which is applied in the electric power field, can solve problems such as poor pertinence, large investment, and ineffective results, and achieve the effects of reducing the tripping rate of lightning strikes, reducing investment, and improving the ability to resist lightning damage
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[0044] The method provided by Embodiment 1 includes:
[0045] Step 100, collect the parameters of typical towers and record the values of the parameters, the parameters include lightning parameters, tower parameters, topography parameters, line parameters and ground lightning parameters;
[0046] Step 101, according to the parameters of a typical pole tower, establish a counterattack calculation model and a shielding calculation model; specifically, in the ATP Draw environment of the visual operation interface of the electromagnetic transient calculation program, respectively establish a lightning current double exponential wave model, a transmission line model, Tower wave impedance model and insulator flashover model to calculate the counterattack of typical towers.
[0047] Step 102, according to the parameters of the typical tower and the counterattack calculation model, calculate the counterattack trip rate n of the tower based on the electromagnetic transient calculatio...
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