DocumentCode :
1692923
Title :
Electromagnetic forces densities for 3 phase busbar parallel connected to rectifier load
Author :
Abd-El-Aziz, Mona ; Nashed, Maged N F ; Adly, Amr ; Abou-El-Zahab, Essam
Author_Institution :
Electron. Res. Inst. (ERI), Giza, Egypt
Volume :
1
fYear :
2011
Firstpage :
484
Lastpage :
488
Abstract :
This paper introduces an analytical approach to compute local force density in every busbar section and the overall forces per unit length for every busbar. An assessment of the overall forces on various busbar structures is made considering all the factors affecting these forces. These factors are the busbars dimension, the instantaneous current values that determine the busbar carrying the maximum current value, inter-busbar spacing, the vicinity of metal conducting plate and the busbar arrangements, either the cross sectional area, in which the current density flow perpendicular to the surface, is horizontal or vertical arrangement but in all cases it is laid horizontally. The local force density and overall force computation is made in case of steady state current neglecting harmonics, steady state current considering harmonics and in case of short circuit current. An experimental model of nonlinear load is implemented to investigate the local force density in the presence of harmonic currents over one cycle.
Keywords :
busbars; current density; electromagnetic forces; harmonics suppression; load (electric); power system protection; rectifier substations; short-circuit currents; 3 phase rectifier; analytical approach; busbar arrangement; busbar dimension; current density flow; electromagnetic force density; harmonic current; interbusbar spacing; local force density; metal conducting plate; nonlinear load; short circuit current; steady state current; Conductors; Force; Harmonic analysis; Power system harmonics; Rectifiers; Stress; 3 phase rectifier; Busbars; Electromagnetic forces densities; current harmonic;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Advanced Power System Automation and Protection (APAP), 2011 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Beijing
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-9622-8
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/APAP.2011.6180367
Filename :
6180367
Link To Document :
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