Research on the Electromagnetic Emission Along the Contact Line of Electrified Trains Passing Through Neutral Sections
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13052/2023.ACES.J.380302Keywords:
electrified high-speed railway, electromagnetic emission, electromagnetic environment test, transmission line theoryAbstract
To study the electromagnetic emission along a contact line when an electrified high-speed train passes through a neutral section, this paper models the transmission line of the traction network, provides a calculation method and boundary conditions for the parameters of the model, solves for the current distribution along the contact line, and calculates the electromagnetic emission of the contact line considering the antenna effect. Thus, the electromagnetic emission characteristics along the electrified railway are determined. Moreover, the actual electromagnetic emissions of a train passing through a neutral section are measured with a field test method and compared with the calculation results to verify the effectiveness of the model.
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