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Wave processes in the traction network have a negative impact on the electric power transmission lines laid near the railway. These constitute communication lines, auto-block rail circuits, power, and lighting networks. Wave processes adversely affect energy losses and are the cause of emergencies in the traction power supply system. The need to increase energy efficiency and to improve the quality of electricity, the uninterrupted operation of power supply systems in the context of the intensive development of electrified transport, taking into account the growth in the traffic of goods and passengers, require an integrated approach to the analysis of wave processes in the system that includes not only the traction network but also power lines and an electric mobile structure. The creation of a model of an AC power supply system with a traction load in the SimInTech environment makes it possible to conduct research in multivariate modes of the power supply system operation, taking into account wave processes.
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Kovaleva, T.V., Komyakova, O.O., Pashkova, N.V., Komyakov, A.A. (2022). AC Traction Network Simulation with the Wave Processes in the SimInTech Environment. In: Solovev, D.B., Kyriakopoulos, G.L., Venelin, T. (eds) SMART Automatics and Energy. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 272. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8759-4_44
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