Simulation study on lightning-induced multi-circuit/phase tripping and multi-point lightning effects in transmission lines

In this paper, the electromagnetic transient simulation model of 110 kV double-circuit transmission line on the same tower is established based on ATP-EMTP, and the lightning resistance performance under multi-circuit multi-phase lightning strike and the influence of multi-ground-point lightning on tripping characteristics are studied. By improving the electrogeometric model and the calculation method of the regulation method, it is found that there is a high risk of shielding failure / counterattack in 4 of the 11 towers in the whole line, and the risk can be effectively alleviated by reducing the grounding resistance. The back striking lightning withstand level of 1-6 phase tripping is quantitatively analyzed. A multi-ground-point lightning strike model is constructed. The results show that when the two-phase lightning strike is injected at a 10 μs interval, the traveling wave phase can locate the lightning point, and the time difference reflects the lightning bifurcation interval. The current waveform of the tripping phase shows a truncation characteristic of 0.5μs half-peak, which can be used as a double tripping criterion. The research results provide a theoretical basis for line protection and co-jump risk assessment under multi-ground-point lightning strikes.

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IET conference proceedings.
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2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1049/icp.2025.2447
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Lightning and Electromagnetic Phenomena
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Simulation study on lightning-induced multi-circuit/phase tripping and multi-point lightning effects in transmission lines

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Simulation study on lightning-induced multi-circuit/phase tripping and multi-point lightning effects in transmission lines

H. Z. Huang, Huaifei Chen, Qianyong Lv, Lu Qu, Qian Jiang, Zhuxin Shi, Xianyin Mao, Qi Yang
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In this paper, the electromagnetic transient simulation model of 110 kV double-circuit transmission line on the same tower is established based on ATP-EMTP, and the lightning resistance performance under multi-circuit multi-phase lightning strike and the influence of multi-ground-point lightning on tripping characteristics are studied. By improving the electrogeometric model and the calculation method of the regulation method, it is found that there is a high risk of shielding failure / counterattack in 4 of the 11 towers in the whole line, and the risk can be effectively alleviated by reducing the grounding resistance. The back striking lightning withstand level of 1-6 phase tripping is quantitatively analyzed. A multi-ground-point lightning strike model is constructed. The results show that when the two-phase lightning strike is injected at a 10 μs interval, the traveling wave phase can locate the lightning point, and the time difference reflects the lightning bifurcation interval. The current waveform of the tripping phase shows a truncation characteristic of 0.5μs half-peak, which can be used as a double tripping criterion. The research results provide a theoretical basis for line protection and co-jump risk assessment under multi-ground-point lightning strikes.

IET conference proceedings.Vol. 2025(13)
Climate Centre (NL), Guizhou Electric Power Design and Research Institute (CN), China Southern Power Grid (China) (CN)
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Lightning and Electromagnetic Phenomena
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