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Corona Losses Reliance from the Conducto

ABDULATE AHMUDA MUSBAH ELGANAI

2026encorona losstransmission lineshigh voltageconductorselectric fieldmatlab simulink

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This paper presents the possibility to decrease the corona power losses in overhead transmission lines by increasing the diameter of the conductor and using bundled conductors per phase. The objective was to determine how corona power losses depend on conductors' diameters. A simulation was completed using a corona model for one 400 kV and one 220 kV overhead transmission line, which was developed in Matlab/Simulink. The study aims to determine the corona effect in high voltage transmission lines and identify factors that can decrease corona losses, such as increasing the diameter of conductors, which also increases the critical disruptive voltage. The paper describes the analytical approach, computational tools, and simulation models used in this research.

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