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A comparison of real-time thermal rating systems in the US and the UK

Greenwood et al., 2014

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11049082291628630244
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Greenwood D
Gentle J
Myers K
Davison P
West I
Bush J
Ingram G
Troffaes M
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IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery

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Real-time thermal rating is a smart-grid technology that allows the rating of electrical conductors to be increased based on local weather conditions. Overhead lines are conventionally given a conservative, constant seasonal rating based on seasonal and …
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