High Power Laser and Particle Beams, Volume. 37, Issue 6, 066001(2025)
Effects of extreme geoelectric fields on power system voltage stability considering complex earth conductivity structures
Fig. 2. Comparison of induced electric field results near the coast obtained from 3D and 1D layered models at 0.001 Hz
Fig. 3. Comparison of 3D and 1D earth model results at different distances inland from the coast in the case of H-polarization
Fig. 4. Comparison of 3D and 1D earth model results at different distances inland from the coast in the case of E-polarization
Fig. 5. Block diagram of a synchronous generator excitation control system
Fig. 6. Diagram of the power system test case with a single synchronous generator
Fig. 7. Induced voltage on the transmission line and AC voltage of the load bus under geomagnetic storms
Fig. 8. Response of power system to HEMP E3 in the cases of different earth conductivity structures
Fig. 9. Response of power system with varying excitation control parameters to HEMP E3
Fig. 10. Response of the load transformer and the synchronous condenser at bus 85 in IEEE 118-bus test case with varying earth resistivity
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Minzhou Liu, Yifan Yang, Qing Dou, Yanzhao Xie, Shuowei Wang, Wenzhuo Wang. Effects of extreme geoelectric fields on power system voltage stability considering complex earth conductivity structures[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2025, 37(6): 066001
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Received: Jan. 10, 2025
Accepted: Apr. 24, 2025
Published Online: Jun. 23, 2025
The Author Email: Yanzhao Xie (yzxie@xjtu.edu.cn)