Summary

TOVs due to low order harmonic resonances were not prevalent until recently. The phenomenon is becoming more probable due to the increasing usage of cables in transmission grids and other factors that contribute to the shift of resonances to low harmonic frequencies (e.g., 2nd or 3rd). If excited by a harmonic current, a TOV occurs containing both the power frequency component and a noticeable harmonic component. The withstand voltage in this condition is neither defined in the literature nor part of the standard equipment testing. The TB describes the phenomenon in detail, it presents various methods for its assessment and it provides modelling guidelines. Lastly, it proposes and explains different mitigation solutions.

Additional informations

Publication type Technical Brochures
Reference 913
Publication year 2023
Publisher CIGRE
Study committees Power system technical performance (C4)
Working groups WG C4.46
File size 11 MB
Pages number 114
Price for non member 210 €
Price for member Free

Authors

FARIA DA SILVA, LENNERHAG, VELITSIKAKIS

Keywords

Temporary Overvoltage (TOV), Harmonics, Resonances, Insulation Coordination, Surge Arrester, HVAC Cables

Evaluation of Temporary Overvoltages in Power Systems due to Low Order Harmonic Resonances
Evaluation of Temporary Overvoltages in Power Systems due to Low Order Harmonic Resonances