Conveners
10.3 System Modeling, Thermal, EMI and Circuits
- Heather O'Brien (Army Research Laboratory)
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David Barnett (Texas Tech University)26/06/2019, 10:0010.3 System modeling, thermal, EMI, circuitsInvited
This study serves to investigate the voltage and current development in commercial electrical systems and the impact of various protection schemes. Various tests are conducted on miniature mock electrical systems to determine breakdown thresholds and mechanisms. The area of interest includes low current amplitude lightning impulses in the range of 2 kA to 5 kA peak. The test setup is...
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Bailey Hall (The Ohio State Univeristy)26/06/2019, 10:4510.3 System modeling, thermal, EMI, circuitsOral
Series arcs in dc power systems can occur if energized wires split, or load connections are physically interrupted. Compared to their parallel counterparts, series dc arcs decrease load current, making detection more challenging. Series dc arc models, along with accompanying detection methods have been studied in the past . However, few studies link load and source impedance to the timing...
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Dr Ken Struve (Sandia National Laboratories)26/06/2019, 11:0010.3 System modeling, thermal, EMI, circuitsOral
Calculation of the power flow from the 36 pulse forming lines to the vacuum region of Saturn has always been complicated by the three-dimensional structure of the rod and bottle connections to the vacuum insulator stack. Recently we have completed a 3-D calculation of the bottle configuration and found a large error in previous impedance estimates. We have used this calculation to determine...
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Joe Chen (University of New Mexico)26/06/2019, 11:1510.3 System modeling, thermal, EMI, circuitsOral
L3 Applied Technologies is developing series pulsed forming water transmission lines for Los Alamos National Laboratory. The Series Pulse-Line Integrated Test Stand (SPLITS) consists of a set of four, 5.5 ohm coaxial water pulse forming lines in series. Each water line is capable of producing a -300 kV pulse when driving a matched resistive load.
The University of New Mexico (UNM) is...
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