DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) · 2010 · 11 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesElectrical EngineeringPhysicsElectromagneticsElectromagnetismPower ElectronicsLightning CurrentLightning DetectionLightning PhysicsLightning PropagationLightning ProtectionThunderstorm ElectrificationConductionIndirect Lightning EffectsLightning Current MeasurementLightning Damage AssessmentLightning Detection NetworksLightning Detection SystemsLightning Induced VoltagesVoltage
<p>Direct and indirect lightning strikes can disturb and induce low voltage overheadlines and it can produced overvoltage&nbsp;due to traveling waves along the lines. This overvoltage can damage the equipments connected to it. It was recorded&nbsp;that there were already a lot of damages of electronic equipments and arrestesr located inside the building of Lightning&nbsp;Measurement Station at Mnt. Tangkuban Perahu. Most of the overvoltage which was developed on the low voltage lines&nbsp;were coming from indirect lightning strike nearby due to the fact that most of the lines were covered by trees. Research&nbsp;was carried out to study and evaluate the induction and conduction of the lightning strikes to the LV lines that can lead&nbsp;to the cause of equipment and arrester damages inside the building. Local lightning data for the analysis were derived&nbsp;from measurement system installed at the stations and historical lightning data from lightning detection network called&nbsp;Jadpen (National Lightning Detection Network). The data was used for calculating and evaluating the voltage elevation,&nbsp;induction voltage profiles and conduction in the form of traveling waves using Rusck Model. Two damaged arresters&nbsp;were evaluated and compared and it give the better understanding on how the protection system work.</p><p>Keywords:&nbsp;</p>