An adaptive fast multipole higher order boundary element method combining fast multipole （FM） with a higher order boundary element method is studied to solve the power frequency electric field （PFEF） of substation...An adaptive fast multipole higher order boundary element method combining fast multipole （FM） with a higher order boundary element method is studied to solve the power frequency electric field （PFEF） of substations. In this new technique, the iterative equation solver GMRES is used in the FM, where matrix-vector multiplications are calculated using fast multipole expansions. The coefficients in the preconditioner for GMRES are stored and are used repeatedly in the direct evaluations of the near-field contributions. Then a 500kV outdoor substation is modeled and the PFEF of the substation is analyzed by the novel algorithm and other conventional methods. The results show that, in computational cost and the storages capability aspects, the algorithm proposed in this study has obvious advantages. It is suitable for the calculation of the large-scale PFEF in complex substations and the design of electromagnetic compatibility.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundations of China under Grant No 50877082, the National Basic Research Program of China under Grant No 2009CB724506, and the Specialized Research Fund for State Key Laboratory of Power Transmission Equipment ＆ System Security and New Technology under Grant No 2007DA10512708304.
文摘An adaptive fast multipole higher order boundary element method combining fast multipole （FM） with a higher order boundary element method is studied to solve the power frequency electric field （PFEF） of substations. In this new technique, the iterative equation solver GMRES is used in the FM, where matrix-vector multiplications are calculated using fast multipole expansions. The coefficients in the preconditioner for GMRES are stored and are used repeatedly in the direct evaluations of the near-field contributions. Then a 500kV outdoor substation is modeled and the PFEF of the substation is analyzed by the novel algorithm and other conventional methods. The results show that, in computational cost and the storages capability aspects, the algorithm proposed in this study has obvious advantages. It is suitable for the calculation of the large-scale PFEF in complex substations and the design of electromagnetic compatibility.
