Switching a series reactor - a concept developed to limit the level of short circuit currents

The concepts developed through this report are based on the results of TRV studies carried out to define the main data of the new circuit breakers of the second switchyard of Brazil's Tucurui power plant. Tucurui is the largest Brazilian generating station. This power plant, located in the Nort...

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Main Authors: Machado, C., Fukuoka, N., Rose, E.A., Violin, A., Martinez, M.L.B., Saraiva, C.A.M.
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Circuit breakers
Inductors
Joining processes
Power generation
Short circuit currents
Substations
Surges
Switching circuits
Transient analysis
Voltage
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Short circuit currents
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Surges
Switching circuits
Transient analysis
Voltage
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