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Research on the Protection Range of Bird Droppings of 110kV Transmission Line Based on ANSYS Maxwell

Type of publication

Peer reviewed

Author

Hao Zhang et al.

Organisation type

TSO, University

Year

2019

Language

English

Publicly available

Yes

Organisation

University of Cambridge

Country of experiment

Global

Description

The falling of bird droppings near the insulator of overhead transmission lines will cause distortion of the electric field distribution near the insulator, resulting in air gap breakdown and flash-over. Studying the area where there may be a risk of breakdown near the insulators in such a situation is of great significance for bird damage prevention of overhead transmission lines. Based on the finite element method, this paper established the 110kV transmission line model using ANSYS Maxwell finite element software and calculated the variation of the electric field distribution around the insulator when the bird droppings fall. Using the air gap average breakdown electric field strength as the criterion to judge whether breakdown occurs or not, the risk area of the air gap breakdown is determined, thereby determining the protection range of the transmission line for the flash-over caused by the falling of bird droppings.

Target species

Multi-species

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