hi every body! i m an engineering student and want to know about series compensation for transmission lines. i m doing my final year project on it, and want some informations and help in. any one who got some material on it ! plz do let me know! any site or any document ! thnkx
Laurie Opal, a EE and Math grad student at the Univ of Alaska - Fairbanks wrote a thesis on the transmission line between Fairbanks and Anchorage in the 1980's. It is supposed to very good. You might be able to find it by calling the U of A electrical engineering department.
Unless English is not your primary language, your post indicates a great lack of attention to detail and doing your own wor.
GO TO YOUR SCHOOL LIBRARY!! There are textbooks and handbooks covering the subject.
Bill
-- Ferme le Bush
It is your project and part of that is digging out information for yourself- I assume there is a library at your school with texts detailing the principles (which are quite simple) as well as some of the pros and cons. After that start searching IEEE PAS - There are indexes for each year. You may also want to look at other methods than series compensation such as the various reactive sources/sinks that can be used for line sectionalisation/ compensation.
Don Kelly @shawcross.ca remove the X to answer
What have you done so far?
What type of compensator are you considering?
Do you have an electrical model?
Start with Richard Farmers book on Series Compensation. Siemens T&D and ABB have various papers and info on their websites. As mentioned before, hundreds of papers in IEEE Power Eng. Society.
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