Accurate and reliable fault location is necessary for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of the VSC-HVDC transmission system. This paper proposed a single-terminal fault location method based on the fault transient characteristics of the two-terminal VSCH-VDC transmission system. The pole-to-pole transient fault process was divided into three stages, the time-domain expression of the DC current during the diode freewheel stage was used to locate the fault point, and a criterion for judging whether the fault evolves to the diode freewheel stage was proposed. Taking into account the enhancing effect of the opposite system to the fault current, the DC side pole-to-ground fault networkwas equated to a fourth-order circuit model, the relat...
VSC-HVDC grid is one of the important development directions of the smart grid in the future. The ar...
With the development of offshore wind farms, Voltage Source Converter based High Voltage Direct Curr...
Abstract-Conventional fault location methods using one-terminal voltages and currents are not applic...
Electrical energy transmission technologies are evolving as the need for sustainable energy resource...
A DC cable short-circuit fault is the most severe fault type that occurs in DC distribution networks...
The application of high-power voltage-source converters (VSCs) to multiterminal dc networks is attra...
ABSTRACT This paper presents Mathematical Morphological applications to assess the performance of Hi...
Voltage Source Converter based HVDC (VSC- HVDC) transmission technology as a kind of new dc transmis...
To determine the fault location of the dc line fault in an HVDC transmission system, a new algorithm...
This paper presents a novel method for locating faults using setting point voltage and current data....
The identification and localization of a fault are a basic requirement for optimal operation of a mo...
The DC-side line faults in high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) systems utilising voltage-source conve...
Accurate and reliable fault location method for alternating current (AC) transmission lines is essen...
converters (VSCs) to multiterminal dc networks is attracting research interest. The development of V...
This paper presents a new fault distance identification method using fault current DC transients on ...
VSC-HVDC grid is one of the important development directions of the smart grid in the future. The ar...
With the development of offshore wind farms, Voltage Source Converter based High Voltage Direct Curr...
Abstract-Conventional fault location methods using one-terminal voltages and currents are not applic...
Electrical energy transmission technologies are evolving as the need for sustainable energy resource...
A DC cable short-circuit fault is the most severe fault type that occurs in DC distribution networks...
The application of high-power voltage-source converters (VSCs) to multiterminal dc networks is attra...
ABSTRACT This paper presents Mathematical Morphological applications to assess the performance of Hi...
Voltage Source Converter based HVDC (VSC- HVDC) transmission technology as a kind of new dc transmis...
To determine the fault location of the dc line fault in an HVDC transmission system, a new algorithm...
This paper presents a novel method for locating faults using setting point voltage and current data....
The identification and localization of a fault are a basic requirement for optimal operation of a mo...
The DC-side line faults in high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) systems utilising voltage-source conve...
Accurate and reliable fault location method for alternating current (AC) transmission lines is essen...
converters (VSCs) to multiterminal dc networks is attracting research interest. The development of V...
This paper presents a new fault distance identification method using fault current DC transients on ...
VSC-HVDC grid is one of the important development directions of the smart grid in the future. The ar...
With the development of offshore wind farms, Voltage Source Converter based High Voltage Direct Curr...
Abstract-Conventional fault location methods using one-terminal voltages and currents are not applic...