NEW METHOD OF CALCULATING SHORT CIRCUIT LONG DISTANCE EHV AC TRANSMISSION LINES

In this paper a practical but sufficiently accurate method of calculating transient components in short circuit currents and voltages is proposed. It enables to find the roots of the characteristic equation of high order without forming and solving it. This method is convenient to use especially in case of complicated expansionary power systems.

Long interspersed elements in three species of Gracilaria (Gracilariaceae, Rhodophyta)

In order to find out whether long interspersed elements （LINEs） existed in macro-algae gehomes or not, we tested the LINE homologues in representative families （species）： Gracilaria （G. eucheumoides Harv., G. tenuistipitata Chang et Xia, and G. textorii （Sur） De-Toni）, Laminaria （L. longissima Miyabe and L. japonica Aresch.）, and Ulva （U. lactuca L. and U. pertusa Kjellm.） during 2004 to 2005. Polymerase Chain Reaction （PCR） was carried out with degenerate oligonucleotide primers designed from LINEs of rice homologues and Cin4 of maize. Cloning and nucleotide sequencing of the PCR products revealed that 4 clones that derived from 3 species of Gracilaria have LINE homologues. The nucleotide sequences of the 4 LINE homologues diverged greatly, but the amino acid sequences deduced from them were relatively conserved. The endonuclease regions of the LINE homologues greatly diverged from that of other plants, but they had closer phylogenetic relationship to Zepp elements in Chlorella sp., which indicated that sequence divergence by vertical transmission has been a major influence on the evolution of algal LINEs.

Digital simulation studies on long transmission line protection based on balance of energy

The protection based balance of energy is a new technique specially proposed for long transmission lines. This technique depends upon the calculation of net energy into the transmission line by two independent methods and comparing them to indicate healthy and faulty conditions. In order to study the performance and feasibility of the protection based on balance of energy, the new protection has been extensively tested by using EMTP on a long transmission line with various configurations and operating conditions (including single pole line, double circuit lines and two phase operation). The results calculated by EMTP show that under any condition of a power system, the proposed technique has excellent performance,the viability even for high resistance ground faults and a short operation time.

Modeling and Simulation of Hydraulic Long Transmission Line by Bond Graph

This paper addresses the issue of modeling of the hydraulic long transmission line. In its base, such model is nonlinear with distributed parameters. Since general solution in closed-form for such model in time-domain is not available, certain simplifications have to be introduced. The pipeline in the paper has been divided to a cascaded network of n segments so that a model with lumped parameters could be reached. For segment modeling, a standard library of bond graphs element has been used. On the basis of models with lumped parameters, the effect of the number of segments, pipeline length and effective bulk modulus on the dynamics of long transmission line have been analyzed.

Effects of Cable Characters on the Load Using the Transmission Theory

Based on the transmission theory, the mechanism of the generation of the motor terminal over voltage caused by the long line transmission of PWM pulses in the PWM variable frequency driving system is studied. This paper focuses on the effects of the variant length and characteristic impedance of cables on the over voltage by large numbers of experiment results. In terms of the impedance matching method, a network fixed at motor terminal is designed to reduce the over voltage. The utility of this network is testified by the experiments.