Title :
Electromagnetic environment analysis of a software park near transmission lines
Author :
He, Jinliang ; Chen, Shuiming ; Guo, Jim ; Zeng, Rong ; Zou, Jun ; Guan, Zhicheng
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng., Tsinghua Univ., Beijing, China
Abstract :
The electromagnetic environments (EMEs) of planned Zhongguancun Software Park near transmission lines, including electrical field, magnetic field and grounding potential rise under three cases of lightning, normal operation and short circuit faults, are assessed by numerical analysis. The power frequency electromagnetic environments of the software park are below the maximum ecological allowed exposure values for the general public, nevertheless the power frequency magnetic field may interfere with the sensitive computer display unit. The influence of short-circuit fault in two different cases of remote short-circuit and neighboring short-circuit on the software park was discussed. The main problem we must pay attention to is the ground potential rise in the software park due to neighboring short-circuit fault, it would threaten the safe operation of electronic devices in the software park. On the other hand, the lightning strike is a serious threat to the software park, protective countermeasures should be adopted to improve the electromagnetic environments of the software park.
Keywords :
DP industry; electric fields; electromagnetic fields; lightning protection; magnetic fields; power overhead lines; power transmission faults; short-circuit currents; software houses; Zhongguancun Software Park; electrical field; electromagnetic environment; electromagnetic environments; electronic devices; grounding potential rise; lightning; magnetic field; neighboring short-circuit; normal operation; numerical analysis; power frequency electromagnetic environments; power frequency magnetic field; safe operation; sensitive computer display unit; short circuit faults; transmission lines; Circuit faults; Distributed parameter circuits; Electromagnetic analysis; Electromagnetic fields; Frequency; Lightning; Magnetic fields; Power transmission lines; Software safety; Transmission lines;
Conference_Titel :
Industrial and Commercial Power Systems, 2003. 2003 IEEE Technical Conference
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7771-0
DOI :
10.1109/ICPS.2003.1201491