Appliance of Hybrid BEM/FEM Method for Calculation of 110 kV Gas Insulated Bushing Characteristics


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Abstract


This paper presents procedure of geometrical optimization 110 kV SF6 gas insulated bushing with regards to dielectric toils. Iterative Dirichlet–Neumann sequential procedure was applied in frame of modern hybrid BEM/FEM method. The calculation of gas insulated bushing with BEM/FEM method applying improved sequential Dirichlet-Neumann’s successive underrelaxation method.
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Method of Successive Underrelaxation; Galerkins Weighted Residuals Method Procedure; Gas Insulated Bushing; Coupled BEM/FEM Method

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