2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.egyr.2020.11.231
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Harmonic loss analysis of converter transformer in LCL-HVDC system

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“…Converter transformers for LCC applications normally are specified with considerably high impedances, to contribute to the HVDC short-circuit power strength, limiting the fault currents. Hence, the contribution of the magnetic flux to the total converter transformer load losses is extremely significant [17].…”
Section: B Winding Losses and Total Weightmentioning
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“…Converter transformers for LCC applications normally are specified with considerably high impedances, to contribute to the HVDC short-circuit power strength, limiting the fault currents. Hence, the contribution of the magnetic flux to the total converter transformer load losses is extremely significant [17].…”
Section: B Winding Losses and Total Weightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Where b is equal to rr for axial losses, and to hc for radial losses. The conductor cross-section area in [m 2 ] is given by (17):…”
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“…Under no-load closing conditions, the differential protection device of the converter misidentifies the generated magnetizing inrush as a fault, leading to a protection malfunction that cuts off the transformer access. It will cause the transformer's load to work abnormally, which may cause the HVDC transmission system to shut down in severe cases [1] . Accurate identification of excitation inrush is the key to improving system reliability.…”
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“…Transformadores conversores normalmente são especificados com impedâncias consideravelmente altas, para contribuir com a limitação das correntes de falta do sistema HVDC. Dessa forma, a influência do fluxo de dispersão na composição das perdas em carga do transformador para HVDC é extremamente significativa (DAWOOD, 2023;NI, 2020).…”
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