
Design of grounding scheme for mobile substation
- 1 Xi’an XD High Voltage Apparatus Co., Ltd.
- 2 Xi’an XD High Voltage Apparatus Co., Ltd.
- 3 Xi’an XD High Voltage Apparatus Co., Ltd.
- 4 Xi’an XD High Voltage Apparatus Co., Ltd.
- 5 Xi’an XD High Voltage Apparatus Co., Ltd.
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Abstract
The rational design of a grounding grid is a crucial prerequisite for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of mobile substations. This paper discusses the design of the grounding grid for mobile substations from the perspective of standardized design, aiming to minimize on-site construction and enable rapid deployment. It introduces a type of grounding ring network design that can ensure the entire equipment forms a reliable equipotential grounding, thereby enhancing the operational reliability of mobile substations.
Keywords
mobile substation, grounding design, grounding ring network
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Cite this article
Mao,R.;Du,T.;Shu,Y.;Shi,M.;Dai,L. (2024). Design of grounding scheme for mobile substation. Advances in Engineering Innovation,9,1-5.
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