MV and HV Transmission Lines
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "F: Electrical Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 May 2021) | Viewed by 4008
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Interests: electromagnetic compatibility; energy harvesting; graphene electrodynamics; numerical and analytical techniques for modeling high-speed printed circuit boards; shielding; transmission lines; periodic structures; devices based on graphene
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Interests: EMC; shielding; grounding; electrical systems modelling
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Dear Colleagues,
The new scenarios represented by the widespread of distributed sources and the foreseen increase in the number of electric vehicles call for an accurate analysis of MV and HV distribution networks. In this context, cables and overhead lines represent crucial components as to their accurate modelling and analysis. DC and AC lines are of interest and, because of power line carrier technology (e.g., in smart grids) or the possibility to recharge vehicles’ batteries with sinusoidal waveforms of up to several tens of kilohertz, the modelling of these components is requested up to potentially hundreds of kilohertz. Furthermore, when the insulation characteristics have to be investigated, the interest in the case of fast transients may range from DC up to several MHz.
This Special Issue will deal with novel models and/or methods for power and telecommunications transmission lines. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Cable modeling (impedance and ampacity);
- Overhead line modeling;
- Faults and insulation analysis;
- Losses;
- Harmonics propagation;
- Power line carrier characteristics and performance;
- Cables earthing and grounding
Prof. Dr. Rodolfo Araneo
Prof. Dr. Salvatore Celozzi
Guest Editors
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