Impacts of Inductive and ConductiveInterference due to High Voltage Power Lines onMetallic Pipelines

The induced voltage onto the pipeline was calculated for different separation distance between conductors, the existence of the earth wire, separation distance between transmission

In order to diagnose the effect of the electromagnetic pollution on the corrosion of the pipeline, the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurements were used

The analyzed system as it is presented in Fig.1 has been simulated by finite elements method in order to calculate the distribution of the magnetic field and the

The induced voltage onto the pipeline was calculated for the horizontal and the vertical configuration of the power line, the existence of the earth wire, various separation

Even under normal operating conditions, voltages and currents are induced on the pipeline that may pose danger to working personnel or may research, the induced

This research evaluates and analyzes the electromagnetic interference effects on oil and gas buried pipelines created by the nearby high voltage transmission lines. The aim is to

First we analyze the magnetic field for horizontal and vertical configurations, then we study the effect of the soil conductivity in the level of the induced voltage in

The structure of the relay protection device based on the microelectronic special-purpose processor was designed and the results of computer simulation of the proposed