Author: Ji, Cheng
Title: A study on the electromagnetic effects in a large building struck by a lightning flash
Advisors: Chen, Mingli (BEEE)
Degree: M.Eng.
Year: 2024
Subject: Lightning
Lightning protection
Electric power systems -- Protection
Electric apparatus and appliances -- Protection
Hong Kong Polytechnic University -- Dissertations
Department: Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering
Pages: x, 51 pages : color illustrations
Language: English
Abstract: Lightning is a violent discharge phenomenon that occurs in the atmosphere and is characterized by high current, high voltage and strong electromagnetic radiation. When lightning strikes a building, the electromagnetic interference it causes can pose a great challenge to the operation of electronic equipment in the building and pose a significant risk to the power system and electronic equipment.
The focus of this study is to measure the magnitude and distribution of induced currents and voltages in a building under lightning pulses through the FDTD method by modelling the building and power system in the XFdtd software and to measure and compare the magnetic induction strengths at different spatial locations of the building when it is subjected to lightning strikes.
By simulating and analysing the electromagnetic environment in the building, it is possible to achieve the optimisation of the location of intelligent communication equipment in the building to reduce the damage of secondary electromagnetic radiation caused by lightning-induced electromagnetic waves to the power system and electronic equipment.
Rights: All rights reserved
Access: restricted access

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