2023
DOI: 10.1049/hve2.12332
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Simulation study of integrated‐gate‐commutated‐thyristor based superconducting hybrid direct current circuit breaker

Abstract: With the development of a distributed generation, direct current (DC) load and energy‐storage equipment, voltage‐source‐converter‐based medium‐voltage DC systems (VSC‐MVDC) have attracted more attention due to its low power consumption, high reliability, independent power control and so on. However, VSC‐MVDC has the problem of DC fault isolation, which requires the fast‐acting DC circuit‐breakers to isolate faulty lines and ensure low cost. This problem can be solved by coordinating resistive type superconduct… Show more

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“…The main circuit branch of CCCB-SDCCB consists of R-SFCL and an ultrafast disconnector switch (UDS), and the current commutation circuit is structured by IGCTs, thyristors, capacitors, and metal-oxide varistors (MOVs). As compared with the IGCT-HDCCB which requires pre-charging the capacitor before each short-circuit fault 28 , 29 , the bridge circuit composed of four thyristors can flexibly adjust the connection direction of the capacitor without setting up a separate pre-charging process. It fully utilizes the residual capacitor voltage from the previous fault stage to provide reverse shutdown voltage for the IGCTs in the next circuit breaking action, thereby ensuring the high current breaking capacity and low cost of the circuit breaker.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main circuit branch of CCCB-SDCCB consists of R-SFCL and an ultrafast disconnector switch (UDS), and the current commutation circuit is structured by IGCTs, thyristors, capacitors, and metal-oxide varistors (MOVs). As compared with the IGCT-HDCCB which requires pre-charging the capacitor before each short-circuit fault 28 , 29 , the bridge circuit composed of four thyristors can flexibly adjust the connection direction of the capacitor without setting up a separate pre-charging process. It fully utilizes the residual capacitor voltage from the previous fault stage to provide reverse shutdown voltage for the IGCTs in the next circuit breaking action, thereby ensuring the high current breaking capacity and low cost of the circuit breaker.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for HCB, it combines mechanical switches and power electronic switches. By transferring current to the current transfer branch, power electronic devices interrupt current and withstand transient interruption voltage (TIV) after interruption [17,18]. It has the advantage of fast interrupting speed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%