Effect of geomagnetic storms on electric networks

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Abstract

The beginning of this chapter summarizes the findings of the physical nature of Earth’s magnetic field and its measurements in geomagnetic observatories. Experience shows that the variation of the geomagnetic field may affect the operation of various distracting electronic devices, such as systems for the transmission of electrical energy. It is derived an algorithm for calculating the currents that can be induced in the power lines and can lead to the violation of stability of the system. The algorithm is demonstrated in the illustrative example.

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Mayer, D., & Stork, M. (2017). Effect of geomagnetic storms on electric networks. In Power Systems (pp. 611–629). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51118-4_16

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