A comprehensive study that explores the possibility of using passive networks and active converter control to facilitate continued operation of multi-terminal HVDC networks with minimum interruption during pole-to-pole dc short-circuit faults is presented. The primary objective of this study is to achieve continued operation of any multi-terminal HVDC network using relatively slow dc circuit breakers (with minimum operation time of 10ms), without over-stressing converter switches and without converter dc link voltages falling below the peak ac line voltage. The validity of the proposed method is confirmed using time-domain simulations. Results obtained from iterative simulations confirm the possibility of further extension of fault clearanc...
Development of multi-terminal HVDC has been held back by the lack of adequate dc breakers. This has ...
High Voltage DC (HVDC) grids provide an efficient solution for the transmission of bulk power over l...
In this study, the integration of multi-terminal high voltage direct current (HVDC) systems to weak ...
A comprehensive study that explores the possibility of using passive networks and active converter c...
A comprehensive study that explores the possibility of using passive networks and active converter c...
Abstract — For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branc...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
Successful deployment of High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) grids necessitates effective DC fault ha...
This paper concentrates on using fast acting DC Circuit Breakers (DCCBs) at strategic locations to a...
Successful deployment of High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) grids necessitates effective DC fault ha...
Development of multi-terminal HVDC has been held back by the lack of adequate dc breakers. This has ...
High Voltage DC (HVDC) grids provide an efficient solution for the transmission of bulk power over l...
In this study, the integration of multi-terminal high voltage direct current (HVDC) systems to weak ...
A comprehensive study that explores the possibility of using passive networks and active converter c...
A comprehensive study that explores the possibility of using passive networks and active converter c...
Abstract — For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branc...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
For a large multi-terminal HVDC system, it is important that a DC fault on a single branch does not ...
Successful deployment of High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) grids necessitates effective DC fault ha...
This paper concentrates on using fast acting DC Circuit Breakers (DCCBs) at strategic locations to a...
Successful deployment of High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) grids necessitates effective DC fault ha...
Development of multi-terminal HVDC has been held back by the lack of adequate dc breakers. This has ...
High Voltage DC (HVDC) grids provide an efficient solution for the transmission of bulk power over l...
In this study, the integration of multi-terminal high voltage direct current (HVDC) systems to weak ...