| Title |
Surge Voltage Distribution at the Different Bonding Practice During a Direct Lightning Stroke to Building |
| Authors |
이재복(Lee, Jae-Bok) ; 장석훈(Chang, Sug-Hun) ; 명성호(Myung, Sung-Ho) ; 조연규(Cho, Yuen-Gue) |
| Keywords |
Direct Lightning Stroke ; Bonding and Grounding ; GPR ; SPD ; MOV ; EMTP |
| Abstract |
There are several ways to bond to building grounding systems for reducing GPR(ground potential rise) and EMI resulting from power system faults or lightning stroke to building. In order to verify effective bonding practice, the GPR and voltage of equipment due to the direct stroke to building are calculated with ATP-EMTP model for transformer, transmission line and MOV(Metal oxide varistor). The simulated model shows a satisfactory accuracy compared with experimental result for the 8/20{\mu}s simulated current pulse. It is observed that separate grounding can cause dangerous voltage to the building equipment and the performance of surge protective device can improve when it is installed to the protected equipment in distance as short as possible. |