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EMTP-RV Analysis of Lightning Surges on Wind Turbines

Authors: null R.B. Rodrigues; null V.M.F. Mendes; null J.P.S. Catalão;

EMTP-RV Analysis of Lightning Surges on Wind Turbines

Abstract

This paper is concerned with lightning surge propagation on wind turbines. As wind power generation undergoes rapid growth, lightning incidents involving wind turbines have come to be regarded as a serious problem. Nevertheless, no known studies exist yet in Portugal regarding lightning protection of wind turbines. Hence, we present a case study, based on a wind turbine with an interconnecting transformer, for the analysis of lightning surges. Computer simulations obtained by using the EMTP-RV code are presented. Conclusions are duly drawn.

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