In order to predict the levels of corona noise from high-voltage alternating current （AC） transmission lines, the mechanism of corona noise and the corresponding theoretical prediction model are investigated. On the...In order to predict the levels of corona noise from high-voltage alternating current （AC） transmission lines, the mechanism of corona noise and the corresponding theoretical prediction model are investigated. On the basis of Drnde model, the motion of positive and negative ions produced by high-voltage corona is analyzed, and the mechanism of corona noise is discovered. The theoretical prediction model is put forward by using Kirchhoff formula, which is verified by the well agreement between our result and others＇ , considering the case of three- phase single lines. Moreover, the calculation results show that for both single and bundled lines, the sound pres- sure level of the typical frequency, i.e. twice the power frequency, attenuates slowly and leads to an obviously in- terferential phenomenon near the transmission lines, but the level of the bundled lines is smaller than that of the single ones under the same transmission voltage. Based on the mechanism of corona noise and the prediction model, it is obvious that bundled lines and/or increased line radius can be adopted to reduce corona noise in the practical engineering applications effectively. This model can also provide a theoretical guidance for the high-volt- age AC transmission line design.展开更多
In this theoretical study,we investigate the generation of second harmonics(SH)during the interaction of a laser beam with a metallic nanoparticle(MNP)trimer.Utilizing a classical electrodynamics framework,we explore ...In this theoretical study,we investigate the generation of second harmonics(SH)during the interaction of a laser beam with a metallic nanoparticle(MNP)trimer.Utilizing a classical electrodynamics framework,we explore the nonlinear interactions between the laser beam fields and nanoparticles(NPs),accounting for dipole-dipole interactions among the particles.Analytical expressions are derived to quantify the impact of these interactions on SH radiation power for two distinct polarizations of the laser beam.Our findings indicate that when the laser electric field is aligned parallel to the trimer's symmetry axis,there is a significant enhancement in SH radiation power compared to a single non-interacting NP,accompanied by a red-shift in the plasmon resonance peak.Conversely,when the laser electric field is perpendicular to the trimer axis,the SH radiation power from each NP decreases,and the plasmon resonance peak experiences a blue-shift.Additionally,we examine the influence of particle size and interparticle separation on SH generation.These results provide valuable insights into the role of interparticle interactions in enhancing nonlinear optical processes in NP assemblies,with potential implications for the design of nanophotonic devices.展开更多
文摘In order to predict the levels of corona noise from high-voltage alternating current （AC） transmission lines, the mechanism of corona noise and the corresponding theoretical prediction model are investigated. On the basis of Drnde model, the motion of positive and negative ions produced by high-voltage corona is analyzed, and the mechanism of corona noise is discovered. The theoretical prediction model is put forward by using Kirchhoff formula, which is verified by the well agreement between our result and others＇ , considering the case of three- phase single lines. Moreover, the calculation results show that for both single and bundled lines, the sound pres- sure level of the typical frequency, i.e. twice the power frequency, attenuates slowly and leads to an obviously in- terferential phenomenon near the transmission lines, but the level of the bundled lines is smaller than that of the single ones under the same transmission voltage. Based on the mechanism of corona noise and the prediction model, it is obvious that bundled lines and/or increased line radius can be adopted to reduce corona noise in the practical engineering applications effectively. This model can also provide a theoretical guidance for the high-volt- age AC transmission line design.
文摘In this theoretical study,we investigate the generation of second harmonics(SH)during the interaction of a laser beam with a metallic nanoparticle(MNP)trimer.Utilizing a classical electrodynamics framework,we explore the nonlinear interactions between the laser beam fields and nanoparticles(NPs),accounting for dipole-dipole interactions among the particles.Analytical expressions are derived to quantify the impact of these interactions on SH radiation power for two distinct polarizations of the laser beam.Our findings indicate that when the laser electric field is aligned parallel to the trimer's symmetry axis,there is a significant enhancement in SH radiation power compared to a single non-interacting NP,accompanied by a red-shift in the plasmon resonance peak.Conversely,when the laser electric field is perpendicular to the trimer axis,the SH radiation power from each NP decreases,and the plasmon resonance peak experiences a blue-shift.Additionally,we examine the influence of particle size and interparticle separation on SH generation.These results provide valuable insights into the role of interparticle interactions in enhancing nonlinear optical processes in NP assemblies,with potential implications for the design of nanophotonic devices.
