In surveying recovery voltage transients on several large HV networks, it was found that different transient network analyzers did not always yield consistent results. The discrepancies were found to arise from differences in representation of overhead lines by lumped components and from inaccuracy in representing the frequency-dependent resistance of the system components, especially lines and transformers.
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