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A hierarchical sub-modeling framework significantly reduces simulation complexity while preserving accuracy for electromagnetic performance analysis of compact ultra-high-voltage switchgear, identifying dynamic closing as the governing condition for insulation verification. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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Establish an efficient hierarchical sub-modeling framework to analyze coupled electromagnetic and thermal-fluid performance in compact 550 kV mobile hybrid gas-insulated switchgear.

August 29, 2026EnergiesOpen Access

Hierarchical Sub-Modeling for Electromagnetic Performance Analysis of a 550 kV Mobile HGIS

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Establish an efficient hierarchical sub-modeling framework to analyze coupled electromagnetic and thermal-fluid performance in compact 550 kV mobile hybrid gas-insulated switchgear.
Constructed a simplified global model preserving main-circuit topology to screen macroscopic electrostatic weak zones.
Developed high-precision sub-models of the circuit breaker and disconnector switch using differentiated meshing and a two-step dynamic solution.
Coupled transient electric-field simulations with steady-state and short-circuit transient thermal-fluid multiphysics modeling.
Classified switchgear insulation weak points into static-structural and dynamic-motion categories, identifying dynamic closing as the governing operational condition.
Identified a functional role reversal of insulating sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) gas between steady-state overload and maximum short-circuit current conditions.
Substantially lowered simulation computational complexity while preserving verified high-precision accuracy for compact switchgear design.

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Simulation modeling demonstrates dynamic closing governs insulation verification in 550 kV mobile switchgear, highlighting streamlined design for compact ultra-high-voltage equipment.

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Ni et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Simulation modeling demonstrates dynamic closing governs insulation verification in 550 kV mobile switchgear, highlighting streamlined design for compact ultra-high-voltage equipment.

Hierarchical Sub-Modeling for Electromagnetic Performance Analysis of a 550 kV Mobile HGIS

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