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Transient and harmonic overvoltages related to transformer and transmission line interaction during black start energization
Copyright © 2003 IFAC. Restoration of the power grid following a blackout is a subject of major concern for all power utilities. Such a black start typically begins by starting small gas turbine or hydro generators and using them to backfeed the high-voltage grid, energizing one piece of the system
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