Title :
The analysis on three different topographic distribution of the number of regional lightning in Pearl River Delta region
Author :
Zhi-jian, Feng ; Wei-jian, Lin ; Gang, Liu ; Bin, Xu
Author_Institution :
Foshan Power Supply Bur. of Guangdong Power Grid Corp., Foshan, China
Abstract :
In order to study more effectively the power overhead line lightning performance differences in different terrain, this paper, firstly building statistical model of regional lightning, studying statistical distribution of the number of regional lightning method. Then use this method, analyze statistically lightning on three types of terrain on the Pearl River Delta of 10 years based on lightning location system, drawn by the lightning strike the power tower in the mountain, the number slightly higher than the plain building zone, tower on the plain building zone by the protective effect of tall buildings shield, less susceptible to lightning strikes, but the number of towers in the region being struck by lightning more than plain vegetation zones. Finally, electric simulation software is used on the tower in three topographic field distribution, verify that the statistics of the number of regional distribution of lightning reasonable.
Keywords :
lightning protection; power overhead lines; statistical analysis; vegetation; Pearl River Delta region; electric simulation software; lightning 2011 location system; lightning strike; power overhead line lightning performance; regional lightning; regional lightning method; statistical distribution; statistical model; topographic distribution; topographic field distribution; vegetation zones; Buildings; Electric fields; Lightning; Poles and towers; Rivers; Statistical analysis; Vegetation mapping; ANSYS simulation; Regional Lightning statistical model; electric field; lightning frequency; mountain; plain construction zone; plain vegetation zone;
Conference_Titel :
Lightning (APL), 2011 7th Asia-Pacific International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Chengdu
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4577-1467-2
DOI :
10.1109/APL.2011.6110142