2015 IEEE Eindhoven PowerTech 2015
DOI: 10.1109/ptc.2015.7232404
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Damping of electromagnetic transients in a superconducting VSC transmission system

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“…For instance, such resistive damping has a significant impact on the settling time of these switching transients [11]. An example of the impact of electromagnetic transients on a superconducting multi-terminal systems is investigated by the authors of [12]. The authors demonstrate that a change in load conditions at a single terminal results in transient oscillations between adjacent power-electronics modules.…”
Section: B Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For instance, such resistive damping has a significant impact on the settling time of these switching transients [11]. An example of the impact of electromagnetic transients on a superconducting multi-terminal systems is investigated by the authors of [12]. The authors demonstrate that a change in load conditions at a single terminal results in transient oscillations between adjacent power-electronics modules.…”
Section: B Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors demonstrate that a change in load conditions at a single terminal results in transient oscillations between adjacent power-electronics modules. These oscillations may remain on the system for significant periods of time due to the lack of electrical resistance and may ultimately be detrimental to power quality [12]. In order to reduce the impact of switching transients within superconducting networks there are a number of methods presented in the literature that can be used for both AC and DC systems.…”
Section: B Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over the last two decades, several projects using HTS cables were tested and operated for the full application of HTS cables in the power grid [3]- [5]. The bulk application of the HTS in the power grid is limited by the factors such as the reliability of the cooling system, the cost of the HTS and overall complexity [6]. Prior to the installation of long-distance cable experiments or lab prototypes, modelling and simulation work is required to predict cable behaviour.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a next step, adoption of superconducting cables within dc transmission systems is suggested as a way for the elimination of transmission losses. Technical barriers, such as the need for a high-reliability cooling system and the low damping due to the non-existence of a series resistance among with the increased cost of such equipment contributed to the non-extended use of them [81]. Superconducting dc transmission is a technology that emerged over the last decades and although is not extensively adopted yet, could definitely transform the transmission grid landscape in near future.…”
Section: Visionsmentioning
confidence: 99%