The Optimization Study for Electromagnetic Radiation With Ultrahigh Voltage Transmission Lines
Zhiyan Yang, Dajiang He, Liming Ding
Abstract
Several factors affect the electromagnetic environment changes generated underneath high-voltage transmission lines. This article carries out a study on the impact of the electromagnetic environment on high-voltage transmission lines based on different tower structures, voltage levels, conductor layouts, conductor parameters, and other full range of engineering factors. First, the model of wire three-phase phase sequence, ground height, horizontal phase spacing, wire splitting number, split spacing, and model values are built. By continuously adjusting and optimizing the parameters, the electromagnetic environment distribution curve at 1.8 m above the horizontal plane is obtained. Then, according to the characteristic analysis of the distribution law after optimization, the simulation results under some typical factors are compared with the standard limits. Simultaneously, the effect of this optimization is verified by comparison with relevant literature. Finally, some suggestions on the optimization of the pole tower structure, transmission line parameters, and the influence of electromagnetic radiation in transmission line corridors are proposed in high-voltage transmission line projects, which may potentially have constructive contributions and value.