Protection of transmission lines against switching over voltages

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Any switching action or lightning stroke on a transmission system causes excessive of voltage, which are propagated through the equipment. The withstand capability of the electrical equipment to these overvoltages is dependent on the rate of rise, peak value and the duration of these overvoltages and are especially critical to information technology (IT) equipment. Whenever there is a probability of these overvoltages appearing across the electrical equipment, they should be limited to a safe value by the application surge arresters of the metal oxide type. However, surge arresters are expensive, an optimal location for these should be found so as to minimise the number of surge arresters used.

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Electronic computers.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/14924

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E. E. Elmas, “Protection of transmission lines against switching over voltages,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2004.