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  • 2014 KSR2014S186

    Seasonal Variation of Ground Impedance for a Copper-rods and a Carbon-block *, *, *, *

    Sun-Jae Kim*, Gi-Woo Jeong*, Guoming Wang*, Gyung-Suk Kil*

    Abstract This paper described the seasonal variation of ground impedance for a copper-rods and a carbon block buried in the ground. Ground impedance was measured by the fall of potential method specified in IEEE Std. 81 and by the application of a fast-rise step impulse, a 8/20us standard lightning impulse and a square waveform for 2 years periodically. Comparatively, ground impedance as ages showed no difference for the last 2 years, and ground impedance of the carbon block was lower at the square waveform and was higher at the fast-rise step impulse than that of the copper-rods.

    Keywords : Copper-rods, Carbon-block, Ground impedance, Fall of potential method, Seasonal variation

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