A pan-European-North African HVDC grid for bulk energy transmission — A model-based analysis

Bohn, Sven; Agsten, Michael; Marten, Anne-Katrin; Westermann, Dirk; Boie, Inga; Ragwitz, Mario

doi:10.1109/tdc.2014.6863272

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“…Передбачається, що до 2050 року доля електроенергії, яка буде споживатися від поновлюваних джерел енергії досягне майже 100 % [4]. Для інтегра-ції в енергосистему великих вітрових електростанцій, розташованих в Північному морі [4], а також передачі електроенергії від великих сонячних електростанцій, розташованих в Північній Африці [5] знадобляться лінії електропередачі постійного струму високої напруги.…”

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Electric field calculation of high-voltage direct current transmission lines

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2015

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Electric field calculation of high-voltage direct current transmission lines

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“…Based on previous work [13], the modelling for this control algorithm was done in the power system software tool DIgSILENT PowerFactory [14]. The prototype consists of a meshed four-terminal HVDC grid.…”

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A continuous DC voltage control function for meshed HVDC grids, and the impact of the underlying future AC grid due to renewable in-feed

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et al. 2014

Proceedings of 2014 International Conference on Modelling, Identification &Amp; Control

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This paper discusses the development of a continuous high voltage direct current (HVDC) voltage control function for future meshed HVDC grids. Starting from a state-of-the-art discontinuous voltage droop control, which is used in point-to-point links, a continuously differentiable control function is developed. Using a mathematical description, the control function is transformed to meet the HVDC voltage control strategy for meshed HVDC grids. The control function's stability is discussed and its robustness is shown on an example. The example discusses and compares the current and future characteristics of the underlying AC transmission grid and the impact renewable in-feed has to the control function

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A pan-European-North African HVDC grid for bulk energy transmission — A model-based analysis

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Electric field calculation of high-voltage direct current transmission lines

Electric field calculation of high-voltage direct current transmission lines

A continuous DC voltage control function for meshed HVDC grids, and the impact of the underlying future AC grid due to renewable in-feed

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