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Analysis of Overvoltages Caused by Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Current

D. Povh, +1 more
- 01 Jul 1978 - 
- Vol. 97, Iss: 4, pp 1355-1365
TLDR
In systems with pronounced resonance conditions and a low degree of damping, temporary overvoltages may develop when transformers are switched in or at fault clearing as discussed by the authors, which can occur e.g. in generator networks feeding HVDC stations and in high voltage cable systems.
Abstract
In systems with pronounced resonance conditions and a low degree of damping, temporary overvoltages may develop when transformers are switched in or at fault clearing. Overvoltages can occur e.g. in generator networks feeding HVDC stations and in high voltage cable systems.

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Energetical factors in power systems with nonlinear loads

TL;DR: Based on the volt-ampere characteristic of the nonlinear load, an equivalent circuit, containing linear elements, can be determined and load-flow and harmonic compensation studies can be simplified.
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Overvoltages in HV DC Transmission Systems Caused by Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Currents

TL;DR: In this paper, the results of many thousands of model tests are included, and the effect of transformer magnetizing inrush currents on the ac busbars of the HV DC convertor station is examined.

Overvoltages in hv dc transmissionsystemscausedby transformermagnetizing inrushcurrents

TL;DR: In this article, the effect of transformer magnetizing inrush currents, generating overvoltages at the AC busbar of the HV DC convertor station, was examined and the results of manythousandsof modeltests were included.
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AC System and Transformer Representation for HV-DC Transmission Studies

TL;DR: Due to the oscillatory nature of the combination of ac system and ac harmonic filters in an HV-DC transmission scheme, transformer magnetising inrush currents have particularly important effects on the overvoltages and transient behaviour of the scheme as discussed by the authors.
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Parametric behavior of the dynamic period overvoltage on power transmission systems

TL;DR: In this article, a physical understanding of the dynamic period response of transformer terminated transmission lines is developed using a simplified single phase lumped model and time domain analysis, and the sensitivity of the response to various circuit parameters is predicted based on this analysis and then verified using numerical techniques.
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