IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery · 1998 · 25 citations · 4 references
State EstimationElectrical EngineeringEngineeringLightning ImpulseMeasurementMean CurveIec 60-1 StandardElectrical TransmissionRelevant StandardsElectric Power QualityOvershoot Parameter EvaluationSystems EngineeringKalman Filtering MethodElectric Power TransmissionNonlinear Signal ProcessingSignal ProcessingPower System TransientElectromagnetic Compatibility
Relevant standards establish the construction of a mean curve in lightning impulses with perturbations (oscillations, overshoot, noise) in order to determine the impulse characteristic parameters (peak value, front time, time to half-value and voltage at the instant of chopping and time to chopping if it is the case). In the case of an impulse with overshoot the guidance given by the IEC 60-1 standard in order to determine the existence of overshoot, the duration of overshoot and the mean curve to be drawn are not sufficient if digital recording systems are used. This problem is studied and a procedure that uses the Kalman filtering method in conjunction with acceptable criteria is described. Results obtained with analytical impulses, real impulses and the reference waveforms of the IEC 1083-2 standard are presented. Suggestions to improve the actual standards are given.
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