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Optimization of grounding grid's multidesign geometry

Authors: Carlos L. B. Silva; Diogo N. Oliveira; Thyago G. Pires; Jose W. L. Nerys; Paulo H. S. Barbosa; Wesley P. Calixto; Aylton J. Alves;

Optimization of grounding grid's multidesign geometry

Abstract

This paper deals with the optimization of grounding grids geometry. The goal is to reduce the amount of material to deploy a grounding grid, while keeping the system security. The touch voltages, step voltages, GPR and ground resistance are parameters of grounding grids and are related to safety aspect. Also discussed is a genetic algorithm used for optimizing ground grids, which can assume any form in a limited space of the project. The simulation is based in images method. The results are presented and discussed.

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