Article | REF: D1102 V1

Line and cable modeling

Authors: Jean-Marie ESCANÉ, Pierre ESCANÉ

Publication date: August 10, 2001, Review date: May 18, 2022 | Lire en français

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    One of the aims of the "Linear power systems with distributed constants" fascicle is to is to describe an original method for modeling the lines and cables used in electrical power transmission and distribution networks, and to apply it to a number of concrete cases.

    Here, we propose to provide additional information by addressing cases that have not been considered previously, although they are of concern to network operators and designers.

    Please refer to the books and articles referenced , in the bibliography.

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