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I am Ram , Ph.D. Student
Dear sir/madam, I am trying to find out the correlation between the time delays in conduction mechanism and the degree of earth resistance. I am using PSPICE simulation package for the simulation work , any suggestions to give help welcome Research Title: INVESTIGATION OF THE TRANSIENT BEHAVIOUR OF EARTHING SYSTEMS SUBJECTED TO HIGH IMPULSE CURRENTS One of the research objectives is to observe the correlation between the time delays in conduction mechanism and the degree of earth resistance for different soil resistivity, impulse polarity and earth electrode configuration Time delays can be defined as the time taken to reach the current peak. Generally, the time delay can also be influenced by non-uniform water settling process, drying and heating in soil and of course due to the statistical nature of air breakdown. However, these influences are neglected in determining the correlation between the time delays and earth resistance reduction. In the previous studies, the time delays in soil due to ionisation and heating have been plotted against current/voltage magnitudes. It was found that the time delays were decreasing with higher currents/voltages. However, the tune delays were also taught to be due to a statistical nature of air breakdown. If you have any question welcome I am looking forward to hear from you soon Thanks in advance Ram |
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