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Full Catalogue Catalogue of ELECTRA Papers and SESSION Papers 12/11/2007 Contents The catalogue lists the papers published in ELECTRA after 1967 and the papers discussed at CIGRE Sessions from 1968 on. ELECTRA Papers are listed in chronological order. They are of various nature. The catalogue displays: - the ELECTRA reference - the year of publication - the title of the paper - the nature of the paper - the author(s), either the Working Body which produced it, or the author(s),when it was not the result of a collective work. The Session papers are listed in chronological order also. For each paper are given: - the paper reference, with the year - the title of the paper - the author(s) Structure of the Catalogue -There is a Table of Contents at the beginning of the Catalogue, indexed per year, which helps accessing the right part of the catalogue -The ELECTRA papers follow -The Session papers section comes after. Getting the documents ELECTRA papers and Session papers can be delivered to CIGRE members only. Non members can only get the full sets of Session papers (see the catalogue of Publications) After selection of the papers, members are requested to use the Order Form, available on the Web and send it to the Central Office of CIGRE. This order form gives details on payment, when applying. Documents will be sent in electronic (preferably) or on paper. The service is usually charged for, and charge depends on the nature of the services provided (large number of papers, special request with search…) - Orders will be emailed ([email protected]), posted to: CIGRE (21 rue d’Artois – 75008 Paris) , or faxed (+33 1 53 89 12 99) - Enquiries should be directed to: [email protected], secretary- [email protected], [email protected] (for membership details) IMPORTANT: Intellectual ownership of CIGRE documents. All documents are protected by CIGRE © copyright. Ownership of a CIGRE publication, whether in paper form or on electronic support only infers right of use for personal purposes. Are prohibited, except if explicitly agreed by CIGRE, total or partial reproduction of the publication for use other than personal or transfer to a third party. Collective members are allowed to make the document available for internal use by their staff, reproduction or circulation on intranet or company network. Commercial use or transfer outside the company is prohibited. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 ELECTRA PAPERS _____________________________________________________5 1.1 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1931 ___________________________________5 1.2 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1967 ___________________________________6 1.3 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1968 ___________________________________7 1.4 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1969 ___________________________________8 1.5 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1970 ___________________________________9 1.6 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1971 __________________________________10 1.7 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1972 __________________________________11 1.8 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1973 __________________________________13 1.9 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1974 __________________________________15 1.10 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1975 __________________________________18 1.11 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1976 __________________________________20 1.12 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1977 __________________________________22 1.13 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1978 __________________________________24 1.14 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1979 __________________________________26 1.15 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1980 __________________________________30 1.16 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1981 __________________________________32 1.17 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1982 __________________________________34 1.18 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1983 __________________________________37 1.19 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1984 __________________________________40 1.20 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1985 __________________________________42 1.21 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1986 __________________________________44 1.22 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1987 __________________________________46 1.23 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1988 __________________________________49 1.24 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1989 __________________________________52 1.25 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1990 __________________________________56 1.26 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1991 __________________________________60 1.27 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1992 __________________________________65 1.28 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1993 __________________________________68 1.29 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1994 __________________________________71 1.30 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1995 __________________________________73 1.31 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1996 __________________________________76 1.32 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1997 __________________________________79 1.33 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1998 __________________________________82 1.34 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1999 __________________________________85 1.35 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2000 __________________________________88 1.36 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2001 __________________________________93 1.37 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2002 __________________________________98 1.38 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2003 _________________________________103 1.39 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2004 _________________________________108 1.40 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2005 _________________________________114 1.41 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2006 _________________________________118 1.42 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 2007 _________________________________123 2 SESSION PAPERS ___________________________________________________127 2.1 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1939__________________________________127 2.2 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1958__________________________________128 2.3 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1968__________________________________129 2.4 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1970__________________________________144 2.5 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1972__________________________________161 2.6 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1974__________________________________180 2.7 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1976__________________________________199 2.8 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1978__________________________________220 2.9 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1980__________________________________242 2.10 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1982__________________________________265 2.11 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1984__________________________________291 2.12 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1986__________________________________319 2.13 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1988__________________________________347 2.14 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1990__________________________________375 2.15 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1992__________________________________404 2.16 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1994__________________________________433 2.17 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1996__________________________________466 2.18 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 1998__________________________________497 2.19 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 2000__________________________________537 2.20 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 2002__________________________________578 2.21 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 2004__________________________________617 2.22 SESSION PAPERS FOR YEAR 2006__________________________________662 1 ELECTRA PAPERS 1.1 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1931 ELT_005_1 Report 1931 Fundamentals of HVDC interruption W. PUCHER 1.2 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1967 ELT_003_1 Report 1967 Methods for interphase switching impulse tests on air insulation SC 15 ELT_003_2 Report 1967 Some aspects of insulation coordination and overvoltage protection on DC systems SC 15 1.3 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1968 ELT_004_1 Report 1968 Comparative measurements of high frequency Induction in telecommunication cables SC 11 ELT_004_2 Report 1968 Overvoltage protection of underground neutrals of transformers installed in effectively grounded systems SC 15 ELT_004_3 Report 1968 Results of recent investigations on switching surges in EHV networks SC 15 ELT_004_4 Report 1968 Results of an enquiry into the thermal and dynamic effects of heavy short-circuit currents in HV substations SC 16 ELT_005_2 Report 1968 Switching surges and arrester operation. Discussion of published field test oscillograms and influence of system parameters. SC 15 ELT_005_3 Report 1968 Switching impulse wet tests SC 16 ELT_006_1 Report 1968 Synthetic testing for high power circuit-breakers WG 3.04 ELT_006_2 Report 1968 A draft for a guide to design of overhead line towers in regions without ice loadings SC 6/7 1.4 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1969 ELT_008_1 Report 1969 EHV substations using an insulating material other than air at atmospheric pressure SC 16 ELT_008_2 Report 1969 Discharge measurement in long lengths of cable. Prevention of errors due to superposition of travelling waves WG 21.03 ELT_008_3 Report 1969 Uncertainty in results of high voltage tests on internal insulation SC 33 ELT_009_1 Report 1969 AC power systems containing DC links. Methods of studying performance WG 32.D2 ELT_010_1 Report 1969 Substations bus-switching arrangements. Their essential requirements and reliability WG 23.05 ELT_010_2 Report 1969 The influence of humidity on DC and AC breakdown voltage of air gaps WG 33.03 ELT_011_1 Report 1969 Experience with discharge detection techniques for cables WG 21.03 ELT_011_2 Report 1969 Recognition of discharges WG 21.03 ELT_011_3 Report 1969 Significance of discharge detection WG 21.03 1.5 ELECTRA PAPERS FOR YEAR 1970 ELT_012_1 Report 1970 Conductor galloping WG 22.01 ELT_012_2 Report 1970 Study and conclusions from the results of the enquiry on the thermal and dynamic effects of heavy short-circuit currents in high voltage substations WG 23.04 ELT_013_1 Report 1970 The probabilistic approach to insulation coordination SC 33 ELT_013_2
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