On Transmission Line Transients
Krishnan Saha
Corresponding
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Abstract
The performance of sugar mills depends critically on an adequate understanding of transmission line transients. A simplified model of sugar mills is constructed and analysed by finite difference method. It is found that a reduction of some 53% in material can be achieved without loss of safety. The findings warrant a re-examination of some of the assumptions underlying existing codes.
Keywords:
transmission line transientsfinite difference methodgas turbineflood routing
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