Comparison Study of the Geomagnetically Induced Current Level of Power Grid in Different Latitude

Fan Yang; Lian Guang Liu; Qi Li; Dong Mei Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.463-464.305

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Comparison Study of the Geomagnetically Induced Current Level of Power Grid in Different Latitude

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Geomagnetically induced current (GIC) relates to factors such as magnetic amplitude, geotecture and structure of power grid. On the basis of geotecture, according to the geomagnetic storm data of Dec 2006, employing the plan wave method, this paper finish the calculation of GIC level of 2012 Beijing planning power gird, and compare the result to the measure data of Shanghe substation, in Yanghuai transmission system. The comparison shows that power grid is much more affected by geotecture, direction and length of transmission line, grid topology and electrical parameters in mid-low latitude area

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 463-464)

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Fan Yang, Lian Guang Liu, Qi Li, Dong Mei Yang

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Geomagnetically Induced Current, Latitude Characteristics, Magnetic Storm

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