This paper deals with the problem of AC interference on buried metallic pipelines located in proximity of HVAC power lines. A numerical technique for the assessment of the induced electromagnetic variables on the conductors of the right-of-way is introduced and applied to a realistic interference case, involving a non-parallel routing of the pipeline with respect to the power line. The presented approach is then employed to evaluate the efficacy of mitigation measures that can put in place to suitably lower the electromagnetic impact on the considered metallic pipeline. Finally, a dedicated interpolation technique is applied to the gathered data, and it is shown how it can consistently be used to extend the range of applicability of the computed results.
Popoli A., Sandrolini L., Cristofolini A. (2019). Finite Element Analysis of Mitigation Measures for AC Interference on Buried Pipelines. Piscataway, NJ : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. [10.1109/EEEIC.2019.8783843].
Finite Element Analysis of Mitigation Measures for AC Interference on Buried Pipelines
Popoli A.;Sandrolini L.;Cristofolini A.
2019
Abstract
This paper deals with the problem of AC interference on buried metallic pipelines located in proximity of HVAC power lines. A numerical technique for the assessment of the induced electromagnetic variables on the conductors of the right-of-way is introduced and applied to a realistic interference case, involving a non-parallel routing of the pipeline with respect to the power line. The presented approach is then employed to evaluate the efficacy of mitigation measures that can put in place to suitably lower the electromagnetic impact on the considered metallic pipeline. Finally, a dedicated interpolation technique is applied to the gathered data, and it is shown how it can consistently be used to extend the range of applicability of the computed results.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.