Comparison and discussion on potential mitigating measures regarding inductive interference of metallic pipelines

René Braunstein, Ernst Schmautzer, Gerald Propst Graz

Electrical Systems for Aircraft, Railway and Ship Propulsion · 2010 · 10 citations · 1 references

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Abstract

This paper describes the actual problem of inductively interfered pipelines due to traction and short circuit currents of electric railways. At first a brief overview about calculation-formulas and standards is given. Furthermore the most important limits for induced pipe potentials regarding short time- (short circuit currents) and long time interference (normal operation traction currents) of the electric railway are mentioned. In a next step the effectiveness of potential mitigation measures as earthing systems, isolating joints and compensation (reduction) conductors are shown and described mathematically.

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