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Abstract
Introduction: The rise of ultra-high voltage AC grids creates corona noise, which is crucial for assessing transmission line environments.
Method: This paper analyzes corona noise distribution around AC transmission lines using a 3D model for quantitative assessment. We employ the Finite Element Method, and factors like electric field intensity, conductor splitting, and sag are considered. Corona noise is calculated using CEPRI prediction equations and validated with field data.
Result: We found strong corona noise concentrating within a 20m lateral and 240m vertical radius. Within 50m, lateral attenuation is 3.6%, and longitudinal attenuation is 3.3%.
Conclusion: This research provides insights for monitoring and controlling corona noise in transmission line design and operation.
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