This guide provides guidance for test methods, procedures, and precautions of staged fault tests for AC/DC transmission lines, including: 1)Position and launch direction of test launcher, including the distance between the position of launcher and the tested line, topographic features of position and launch direction; 2)Design of circuit lead frame, including cross-sectional area of arcing leadwire, diameter and length of metal rod, and distance between metal rod and conductor; 3)Specification and position of metal plate, including size, thickness and position of metal plate; 4)Launch mode, including launch speed and launch angle This guide is applicable to the staged fault tests on AC and DC transmission lines at or above 500 kV, but could be adjusted for use on lower voltages.
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- 2023-03-30
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