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Ferroresonance in networks - Definition, description and classification

Authors: Michel RIOUAL, Jean MAHSEREDJIAN

Publication date: May 10, 2009

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2. Classification of ferroresonance phenomena

A number of cases of ferroresonance have appeared in electrical networks, and time records of the signals (voltages, currents, etc.) are available from on-site measurements. Specific tests on models and numerical simulations have also been used to build up this database of examples [1][3] . Analysis of these different signals enables them to be classified into 4 distinct types:

  • fundamental regime (normal or ferroresonant) ;

  • the subharmonic regime ;

  • the quasi-periodic regime ;

  • the chaotic regime.

Signals are classified in the steady state, i.e. after the transient has ended....

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