Simulator Study of Multiiterminal HVDC System Performance

Bergstrom, Lars A.; Juhlin, L.-E.; Liss, Gote; Svensson, S.

doi:10.1109/tpas.1978.354709

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“…This keyword also has the highest centrality, a measurement index which reflects a node's importance by calculating its number of shortest paths in a knowledge mapping to which a given node belongs (Chen, 2006;Li, Porter, & Wang, 2017). In those articles which related to "Offshore wind farm", a review given by Franck (Franck, 2011) is mostly cited (296 times till 2018), mentioned that the remote renewable energy like offshore wind power had brought HVDC (high-voltage direct current) multi-terminal systems, which had been once a research hotspot in 1980s (Billon, Taisne, Arcidiacono, & Mazzoldi, 1989;Morin, Bui, Casoria, & Reeve, 1993), to the technology of interest again, and regarded the HVDC circuit breakers as the essential determinant to a dc power grid system by ensuring its efficiency, reliability, and controllability (Bergstrom, Juhlin, Liss, & Svensson, 1978;Greenwood, Kanngiessner, Lesclae, Margaard, & Schultz, 1995, 1996Kanngiesser, Ring, & Wess, 1991). The following article (Yang, Fletcher, & O'Reilly, 2012), also stated that VSC-HVDC (voltage-source converter-HVDC) had been typically embodied in OWP, and has proposed a fault location method to identify and define the major faults of VSC-HVDC, where the ground resistance and the distance to the fault location is the key to this method.…”

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Bibliometric analysis on the research of offshore wind power based on web of science

Zhang

et al. 2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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As renewable energy expands rapidly in installed capacity and in built-over area, constructors and researchers are shifting their sights from the lands to the seas. Offshore wind power (OWP), or offshore wind farm, is a typical source of the renewable energy constructed on the offshore islands or in the oceans. Since the installed capacity of OWP has become booming since 2000, its relevant researches also grow substantially. The objective of this paper is to quantify the research works of OWP and to analyze their focuses, main producers and high impact literature using bibliometric method, where the OWP-related core literature in recent 40 years are sorted out and a visualized analysis closely concerned terms, contributors on national/regional basis, and highly cited articles. The results show that researchers have been largely followed on the grid-connection operations, the frameworks and the ambient environment change of offshore wind power. Moreover, the UK has taken the leading position on the study of OWP at present.

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Bibliometric analysis on the research of offshore wind power based on web of science

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Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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“…CSC HVDC is well established and has a higher power rating combined with lower losses. But, a fault on the AC-side can lead to commutation failures which results in a collapse of the DC line voltage [9], [36]. A CSCbased network is thus vulnerable to AC-side faults.…”

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HVDC Circuit Breakers: A Review Identifying Future Research Needs

Franck

2011

IEEE Trans. Power Delivery

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“…Therefore, the inverse current generated by the resonance circuit including the inductor L 1 and capacitor C is injected to the main branch. Due to this, the arc current on the main branch is rapidly decreased and naturally dissipated with the zero crossing of the current at t = t 3 . In addition, the fault current is completely commutated from the main branch to the auxiliary branch with capacitor C, as shown in Figures 3d and 4d.…”

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“…The reliable and safe operation of the high voltage direct current (HVDC) grid can be improved with the use of the DC circuit breakers (CBs) [1][2][3][4][5]. The requirements for the design of CBs can be different according to the type of HVDC technologies [6].…”

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A Novel Topology of Hybrid HVDC Circuit Breaker for VSC-HVDC Application

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Abstract:The use of high voltage direct current (HVDC) circuit breakers (CBs) with the capabilities of bidirectional fault interruption, reclosing, and rebreaking can improve the reliable and safe operation of HVDC grids. Although several topologies of CBs have been proposed to perform these capabilities, the limitation of these topologies is either high on-state losses or long time interruption in the case bidirectional fault current interruption. Long time interruption results in the large magnitude of the fault current in the voltage source converter based HVDC (VSC-HVDC) system due to the high rate of rise of fault current. This paper proposes a new topology of hybrid CB (HCB) with lower conduction loss and lower interruption time to solve the problems. The proposed topology is based on the inverse current injection method, which uses the capacitor to enforce the fault current to zero. In the case of the bidirectional fault current interruption, the capacitor does not change its polarity after identifying the direction of fault current, which can reduce the interruption time accordingly. A switching control algorithm for the proposed topology is presented in detail. Different operation modes of proposed HCB, such as normal current mode, breaking fault current mode, discharging, and reversing capacitor voltage modes after clearing the fault, are considered in the proposed algorithm. The proposed topology with the switching control algorithm is tested in a simulation-based system. Different simulation scenarios such as temporary and permanent faults are carried out to verify the performance of the proposed topology. The simulation is performed in the Matlab/Simulink environment.

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Simulator Study of Multiiterminal HVDC System Performance

Cited by 30 publications

References 3 publications

Bibliometric analysis on the research of offshore wind power based on web of science

Bibliometric analysis on the research of offshore wind power based on web of science

HVDC Circuit Breakers: A Review Identifying Future Research Needs

A Novel Topology of Hybrid HVDC Circuit Breaker for VSC-HVDC Application

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