Joint diagnosis and validation of lightning risk for transmission lines by using multisource data
•Lightning risk assessment for transmission lines based on distributed monitoring data.•Analysis of high-risk towers and microtopography correlation.•Improved lightning risk assessment method based on multi-source data. This study proposes an improved method for assessing lightning risk for typical...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Electric power systems research 2024-11, Vol.236, p.110878, Article 110878 |
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Zusammenfassung: | •Lightning risk assessment for transmission lines based on distributed monitoring data.•Analysis of high-risk towers and microtopography correlation.•Improved lightning risk assessment method based on multi-source data.
This study proposes an improved method for assessing lightning risk for typical 750-kV transmission lines in Northwest China. The method involves enhanced preprocessing of multisource parameters and a joint diagnosis of lightning risk; on the basis of the diagnosis results, a cause analysis is conducted to identify towers at high lightning risk. In this study, raw data on the following parameters were obtained and processed: line lightning withstand capability calculation parameters, lightning localization parameters, microtopography parameters, and distributed monitoring parameters. These data were then integrated into a comprehensive multisource database. Furthermore, this study established a model for calculating lightning withstand capability; the study considered the influence of altitude and optimized the classic electrogeometric model. The joint diagnosis method was validated using distributed monitoring data. Through this method, this study identified the characteristics of typical high-risk towers and the underlying factors contributing to the high lightning risk on transmission lines. |
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ISSN: | 0378-7796 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.epsr.2024.110878 |