An improved model for lightning induced voltages calculations

Overvoltages induced on overhead distribution lines by nearby lightning are responsible for a significant number of supply interruptions, due to their high frequency of occurrence. The importance of the phenomenon has motivated several researches, aiming at a simple and reliable model that can be us...

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