Comparison of Mathematical Models for the Thermodynamic Prediction of Underground High Voltage Cables
cable subterráneo, análisis de elementos finitos, ecuaciones diferenciales ordinarias, modelo termodinámico
Abstract
En este documento se describen dos modelos computacionales capaces de determinar el comportamiento termodinámico de cables subterráneos de alta tensión en función de las condiciones ambientales, propiedades intrínsecas del conductor y sus ciclos de carga. Adicionalmente a la descripción de ambos modelos, se realizó un ensayo de calentamiento cíclico
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