This paper is aimed to present a model, implemented through the Simulink software of Matlab, designed to simulate the behavior of the high-speed circuit breaker during the process of extinguishing a short-circuit current in DC power supply systems. In addition, the representative models of an electrical substation, of the contact line and of the track are presented, to apply the circuit-breaker model for the extinction of short-circuit phenomena at certain points of the power supply system of a railway line or trolleybus.

Simulink Models for the Prediction of Electromagnetic Transients in DC Traction Systems

Brenna, Morris;Foiadelli, Federica;Longo, Michela;
2018-01-01

Abstract

This paper is aimed to present a model, implemented through the Simulink software of Matlab, designed to simulate the behavior of the high-speed circuit breaker during the process of extinguishing a short-circuit current in DC power supply systems. In addition, the representative models of an electrical substation, of the contact line and of the track are presented, to apply the circuit-breaker model for the extinction of short-circuit phenomena at certain points of the power supply system of a railway line or trolleybus.
2018
2018 110th AEIT International Annual Conference, AEIT 2018
9788887237405
Current limitation; Dc power system; Electrical substation; High speed circuit breaker; Overhead contact line; Railway DC electrification system; Short circuit; Short circuit transient; Control and Optimization; Computer Networks and Communications; Energy Engineering and Power Technology
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