Monte Carlo Simulation for Transmission Line Performance
Mahmoud Novak
Corresponding
National University of Singapore
Ahmed Dubois
Kyoto University
Abdul Silva
Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Chittagong
Abstract
This study is motivated by the growing importance of transmission line performance in modern rural electrification. The design charts are prepared from an extensive set of computations using Monte Carlo simulation. The predicted and measured responses differ by no more than 27% throughout the test range. The results provide a firm foundation for further theoretical and practical development.
Keywords:
transmission line performanceMonte Carlo simulationturbulent flowactivated sludgenumerical analysis
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