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ABSTRACT During the latest 20 years, HVDC has become the dominating technology for long distance transmission of bulk power. The use of 800 kV HVAC that was introduced in several countries during the 1960s and 1970s has come to a halt . Therapid development and the increased confidence in the HVDC technology have caused the transition from ac to dc. This paper will cover the classic thyristor based HVDC technology. The newer HVDC Light technique will be covered in a companion paper. Keywords: Commutated converters, AC filters, Capacitor systems, Power
above what is presently used. The main reason is that most of the hydro power resources that are within convenient distance to the consumer centers have been exploited by now, and in order to meet the increasing demand for clean, renewable energy, remote hydro generation plants are built. This asks for efficient means for long distance, bulk power transmission, a typical scenario is 6000 MW to be transmitted 2000-3000 km. esources that are within convenient distance to the consumer centers have been exploited by now, and in order to meet the increasing demand for clean, renewable energy, remote hydro generation plants are built. This asks for efficient means for long distance, bulk power transmission, a typical scenario is 6000 MW to be transmitted 2000-3000 km. hydro generation plants are built. This asks for efficient means for long distance, bulk power transmission, a typical scenario is 6000 MW to be transmitted 2000-3000 km. esources that are within convenient distance to the consumer centers have been exploited Converter,Control HVDC systems,
DC filters, Development, Garabi, HVDC transmission, Thyristor valves Introduction: Worldwide there is an increasing interest in the application of HVDC at voltage levels
by now, and in order to meet the increasing demand for clean, renewable energy, remote hydro generation plants are built. This asks for efficient means for long distance, bulk power transmission, a typical scenario is 6000 MW to be transmitted 2000-3000 km.
of the Congo River near the location of Inga.Parts of the power is planned to be transmitted to South Africa. In Brazil vast hydropower resources are located in the Amazon region, while the power consumer centers are located along the eastern coast.In several investigations that have been carried out in the past, the common conclusion has been that for these big amounts of power and long distances the use of 800 Kv HVDC is the most economical solution. [1], [2].The realization of an 800 kV HVDC system is of course a matter of insulation. Most of the equipment will not be affected, see figure 1, and equipment for lower voltages is often built up by modules with resistive and capacitive voltage grading that can be extrapolated to higher voltages by adding more modules.In order to meet the requirements from the market, ABB is at present working with development of equipment for 800 kV HVDC.
Also in countries like China and India with vast coal resources, a certain quota of hydro power is needed for stabilizing purposes.In China large hydropower resources are available in the Western part of the country and the power will be transmitted to the industrialized regions in the Eastern and Southern areas of China In India transfer of the hydropower generated at the Bramaputra River Basin in the North-Eastern part of India will have to be transmitted to the southern part of the country where the power is needed. In Africa there is a great potential for power production at the basin
2. The new circuit concept of CCC The development of HVDC systems in the last 10 years has three main avenues compared with the technology of 1990: 1. The traditional classic HVDC technology is still dominating but with improved equipment and sub-systems (e.g. valves, dcbushings, AC-filters, DC-filters etc.) (capacitor commutated converter) in the classic HVDC technology, that significantly improves the performance of the traditional converter.
3.
The
new source
traditional HVDC applications. It is believed that VSC systems such as HVDC Light in a few years of will the that thyristor The Direct i.e. take over a large portion market, by traditional HVDC presently covered technology. Voltage Current (UHVDC), voltages above the highest in use, 600 kV,has found attractive to economically for power blocks up to 6000 MW for distances 1000 km,Furthermore the use of 800 kV as transmission will be voltage above been be
the with
near a
future limited of
for
800
kV
HVDC using VSC (voltage converters) using IGBTs in place of thyristors.In all of the three lines of development the industry has taken maximum benefit of the dramatic development that is taking part in the part in the computer field.Todays development is to a the ABB case significant VSC the is extent directed to technology (in the HVDC Light) that presently developed in the lower power range (below found interesting transmission uses besides the 300 many MW), where it has
HVDC. ECONOMY The total cost for a system HVDC is in transmission composed of the investment converter stations and line and the capitalized value of the losses. For a given power the cost with line has for the the a stations increases voltage,while the minimum combined cost at a certain voltage.A comparison of the total cost for transmitting 6400 MW over 1800 km at 800 kV AC, 800 kV DC and 600 kV DC has been done. 1400
amount development
work. None of the AC equipment, auxiliary equipment control affected increase voltage. equipment easily by of or and the DC Also is
protection will be
for 800 kV, such as thyristor valves and DC filter capacitors. Station external insulation and line insulation must be carefully considered. demands, has R&D started In ABB an program order to meet the
achievable within
complete system. That means that the reliability of the transmission is a very important issue and has to be a major design parameter. Line Faults The frequency of line faults is dependent on the length of the line. Bipolar faults can occur e.g. at tower failures or due to icing at extreme weather conditions, but are rare. The majority of the pole line
rare occasions the line will stay tripped for longer periods, and will recover within a couple of hours. The time needed for dead line maintenance will be added to the line unavailability.For some DC systems special arrangements have been done to increase the power availability. In the Inga-Shaba HVDC project, the two converters in the bipole can be paralleled and the power can be transmitted on one pole line, however at higher losses. Switching stations along the line allows for simultaneous line faults on different
losses. The result is that the800 kV DC is the most cost effective alternative depending on a higher capacity lower losses.The line and line total
cost for the 800 kV alternative is 25 % lower than for 600 kV, see Fig. 2
AVAILABILITY AND RELIABILITY Due to the large power associated with power at transmission
faults are cleared easily within some periods retarding retard healthy compensates time by and the pole the
restart.During the
reliability of the
segments Itaip
along HVDC
that the groups in each of pole will have a minimum interactions. Ideally, the bipole should be built as two monoples. should applied AC-yard configuration, with possibility to entirely disconnect areas that the are also for separate This be the
CONVERTER CONFIGURATI ON The rating of the transmission, 6400 MW, makes it one This minimize disturbances necessary to have more than converter will the at group per pole.
mid 60s where six pulse groups were connected in series to achieve the voltage. pass breaker,should one mercury arc valve be out of order. The Itaipu 600 kV HVDC project is the only project thyristor that has with valves two desired Each
the line. For the project, with two bipoles in parallel, the two converters can be connected in parallel to one bipole, in order to minimize the loss of power at bipole line outage. Converter Stations The structure of the present control and system, routing protection cable and
faults and increase the reliability and availability of the transmission. Another reason for dividing into more groups is the transport restrictions converter transformers. into than one group per pole is not new, in fact it was used in the mercury arc valve projects from the A scheme with more (size and weight) of the
needed for each separate pole.Each twelve pulse group will have a separate valve hall with six double valves and six single phase two
groups per pole and the operation experience excellent.The arrangement be same as for the 500 kV projects but with all equipment rated for 800 kV. is The the only by-pass new equipment almost on the the DC-yard will is
auxiliary systems should be revised, reflecting different requirements onreliability availability also the and and new the
winding transformers penetrating the hall, i.e. the same arrangement as for the recent 500 kV, 3000 MW projects.
configuration.It is envisaged that the two poles will be totally independent and
with above
withstand the
given system. Too loose resultsin equipment, results in costly schemes shielding. Regarding margins,a similar situation appears: too small margins result in costly equipment failures, too large margins result in costly equipment. There is a human factor in the latter aspect, Adding though: margins arrester and control costly and
in are in
characteristics expected stresses. Then, as is normal in medium or high voltage, the expected stresses are controlled by a combination arresters shielding. difference of and The for
far outweighed by equipment by a judicious margins. Case Study An has dc side of insulation been an coordination study performed for the 800kV HVDC choice and application of
transmission system. The data for the system has been available estimates to the authors colleagues, regard preliminary design of the equipment expected for such an installation. as the Further, with to assumed based on the best
expected stresses to an even higher degree, INSULATION COORDINATIO N General For ideas insulation coordination applied are for the same as those lowervoltages; i.e. to have equipment 800kVDC for stations, the basic and to revise the steps leading from the expected stresses to the desirable insulation withstand; i.e. the insulation margins.One has to remember that both aspects aim at improving the economy of a
may save some engineering costs. For 800kVDC, mainly due to the high non-linearity in the relationship between withstand and necessary clearances, the
study progresses,
it fine to
HVDC
schemes
to the
of, e.g. 500kVDC. The reason is that even small in relatively result
parameters,
configuration would significant benefits: Splitting the two smoothing equal reactor function in inductances,one at the neutral, and one at the pole. Protection Scheme (Controlling the Stresses) In addition to the use of modern, effective very ratios steady highly arresters permitting good between
its use will have to be decided on a case-by-case basis. Another important aspect comes from the splitting mentioned of the
gains in stresses significant savings in equipment. The arresters beyond the usual ones were located to directly Valve converter transformers at the uppermost 6-pulse bridge 800kVDC bus outside the upper smoothing reactor with arresters on the bus protected several at protect: side of
another aspect is the locations of arresters enough protected equipment, so that distance effects will be negligible. The combination of this principle with the natural distances between different pieces of equipment in an 800kVDC station leads to more arresters, even at the same bus, and for the same protective levels. Insulation Margins (Deriving Withstand from Stress) to close the
smoothing reactor. By balancing the inductance it is possible to reduce the arresters upper ripple in the appearing on the 12-pulse
group, making it possible to lower their aspect incoming lightning surges is also Apart normal profitable. from the shielding protective third is that the level.The controlling
specific locations Smoothing reactor on pole side 800kVDC bus on valve side of smoothing reactor The cost to benefit ratio of this
state voltage and protective levels, the included protection more scheme arrived at arresters than are usually applied at
at the station, it is
At the resulting stresses 800kVDC equipment extremely important to have safety and economy dictated margins. There is no based subjective appreciations.Perh aps even more important: there is no rationale for increasing calculated withstand levels to the next higher standard level, since there is no interchangeability of equipment between different stations normal lower where as for is ac room for on additional margins it is for
and costs be a is
slightly
out
of
context leads to insulation margin levels that are not quite justified.Specifica lly, for thyristor valves, of and extension, same by the insulation
Then,depending on the materials, and the internal configuration to and resistivities dielectric permitivities, the ratio withstand capabilities close to may the such or may not be traditional factors. Therefore relationship factors have no reason to exist in 800kVDC insulation to them, coordination.They increase the cost of equipment; yet only give a false sense reasoning of taken security.Another between parts of different the
by forcing a ratio between insulation withstands switching lightning At the necessary equipment 800kVDC, voltage
margins used for conventional equipment have been required in some HVDC transmissions. There are a couple of points same important why the margins
for all kinds of phenomena transients carefully calculated. So are the stresses equipment designed withstand internal for
need not be used in the thyristors, and not in the grading extremely circuits. well One point is the controlled voltage grading along the valve, transiently, dynamically, and even as a function of time
after
application
the
research
of a dc field, and even as the years pass. Also the are also from ambient conditions well This different conventional equipment. Because above, of the the is controlled.
program related to 800 kV HVDC [3], for the transmission line as well as for the converter equipment. research on the The project external
equipment, design rules for HVDC insulators been up to 800 kV. Operational Experience ABB performed review on operational experience of the existing stations worldwide. . The operational experience existing from HVDC HVDC has a the has established
insulation for 800 kV was awarded to STRI in 1992 by ABB. A large numbers performed of in experiments were STRIs laboratory with pollution test ability up to 1200 kV DC. Some of the outcomes of these studies were published successively since EXTERNAL INSULATION General The study of external insulation is considered as one key topic for 1993 on various international conferences the efforts evaluating [4][8]. As a result of combined on
insulation margins for the thyristor valves need not cope as with for, the e.g. same uncertainties outdoor equipment.
stations, from 250 to 600 kV, has shown theflashover has no that rate direct
the stations. It has also shown that there is no tendency and need to choose a higher value distance level. very low flashover rate of 0.05 per pole per year 80 has poles been (47 around achieved in total stations) for the specific creepage because With of higher voltage suitable design, a
The important
most factor
therefore
very
joint activity
research between
important to map the pollution at a future HVDC site. In order to make this a possible, portable test that ABB can provide station
for the design of external insulation is the actual site conditions, as well as what is expected for the future since the specific creepage distance by the will site mainly be decided pollution severity. Also factors such as site altitude must be known
BDCC of SGC, EPRI and ABB, this portable test station has been utilized pollution measurements for Three The measurements performed Huangdo Guojiagang in a on and sites GorgesShanghai projects. in site
measures airborne pollution, collects weather data like wind, humidity rain, and
temperature. Also high DC voltage (100 energize insulators to be set up at the test kV) is to generated
the world supplied by ABB. Good operational experiences silicone insulators, with than also obtained. Site Conditions with rubber even shorter that of have been to allow for
station, measure
to the
Laboratory
tests
pollution gathered by the energized insulators. the current is continuously measured for each individual insulator. In a Also leakage
different type of insulators.Insulato rs also compared of different been in shed profiles have
laboratory tests. It is also clear from laboratory studies that for a SDD level equal to or higher 0.05mg/cm2, then a
verified
in
the
stations.When possible, composite silicone rubber HVDC TRANSMISSION S surface are of is the need secure for more power of :POWER CONVERSIONS APPLICATIONS IN POWER SYSTEMS
laboratory tests.
Other Considerations The most effective way to reduce the risk for flashovers in the converter station the is of of The the course to reduce number insulators. to have
insulators,with superior properties, solution complex course to build an indoor DC yard, as has been done at Zhengping converter station. This with pollution. should be high considered at sites
linear relationship holds between the required creepage distance and the applied for the same type of insulator. dimensioning the This of fact simplifies the insulation, voltage
grids and growing environmental concerns continue to drive the global deployment HVDC technology. HVDC characterized numerous advantages; lower overall smaller environmental footprint; integration sources; transmission stability and easier with and costs; a is by of
state of the art is converter transformer bushings protruding into the valve hall, thus reducing the number of wall bushing. Also the old type of direct current transducers been with current transducers in modern converter has optical replaced
when the pollution level is known. The effects of various palliative methods, such as hydrophobic coatings booster have the also not and sheds only
power years
walk through
To
address
the
providing
the
Although over 50 technology continues address rapidly evolve. To pressing need for an up-to-date, Ato-Z treatment of the subject, Drs. Kim on and this Sood key and The have collaborated textbook professional reference. work materials both Sood, latest results, includes from electronics, control, simulation backgrounds. The and Kim combines from and the and the power
broader historical context and future development HVDC technology. Presents case and of
also the
Kim on
and this
have collaborated textbook professional reference. work materials both Sood, latest results, includes from electronics, control, simulation backgrounds. The authors readers practical applications, while also walk through and Kim combines from and the and the power studies basic deployments headed by worldrenowned experts how Demonstrates to design, and HVDC in the covering
advanced HVDC
classroom-tested
compactly research
summarizes
classroom-tested
insights of experts
- Provides updates on new HVDC technologies, such as active power filters, systems Rounds out readers' understanding with chapters dedicated to the PWM, VSC, and 800 KV
compactly research
summarizes
insights of experts
areas
of and
environments. HDVC of can issues, of AC fault and of the will an resolve a number including voltage stability power reducing current, optimal management electric ensuring technology play increasingly important role in the electric power industry. To address the pressing need for an up-to-date and comprehensive power, networks,
materials North
from America
simulation
circuit
and Asia, HVDC Transmission compactly summarizes latest results, includes from systems, electronics, simulation backgrounds. The authors readers practical applications, while providing also the walk through the and the power power and research
- Introduces wind power system interconnection with HVDC Arms readers an of HVDC with understanding future trends
working knowledge power transmission researchers, advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in engineering programs. The book is also a useful reference to for engineers and students areas focused such as on closely related renewable energy and power system planning. Siemens AG and power and to utility
engineers, power
insights of experts
broader historical context and future development HVDC technology. Balancing theoretical instruction practical with of
HVDC is a critical solution to several major problems encountered when trying to maintain systemic links and quality in largescale energy renewable
treatment of the subject, and Lee Kim, have to Sood, Jang, Lim collaborated
its
Indian
arm
around Rs 1,500 crore. The from 4,620-mw in Gujarat line will power Adani coalto In Meanwhile, power plant the is 4,620-mw Mundra transmit likely to see its first unit (of 330 mw) commissioning by June. The boiler light-up 25. took place on March Incidentally, Adani Power Ltd is also developing a 1,980-mw coalwith Power fired power plant at Tiroda will in sell Maharashtra. Adani the Tiroda built. 2,000 through 413-km These projects, aggregating 6,600 mw, form the bulk of Adani Power's goal of achieving a power portfolio of 9,900 mw. The mw the 1,320 mw from underplant to two construction Maharashtra.
proposed plants at Dahej in Gujarat and Kawai in Rajasthan. The Control WIN-TDC and
transmission line. 500kV line will traverse 1,000 km from Mundra in Gujarat Mohindergarh and its to in
Protection System plays an important role in the successful implementation of HVDC transmission systems. reliability redundant fault High is and tolerant
August last year, APL had entered into a power purchase agreement Haryana Generation Corporation Ltd to sell for 1,424 which worth of power, Mundra-
Haryana. Siemens Indian the also outfit, apart from constructing line, will
build the HVDC terminal at from supporting infrastructure the project en is to by 2011 route. Phase-I of scheduled commission February the stations two all
guaranteed with a
extremities, apart
design. Flexibility (through choice of optional dynamic performance were the for development prerequisites the of control centres) and high
mw will be sold to
Knowledge gained from over 30 years of and of operational experience parallel use
(HMI) workstations, the control and protection systems down to the state of the art measuring equipment for DC current have and been voltage quantities upgraded to take advantage of the latest software and hardware developments. These control and protection systems are based on the
and level
protection
and
auxiliary systems, the reliability and availability will be as good as, or even better than, for converters at lower voltage. REFERENCES [1] for Above kV,EPRI 3892, 2115-4, report 1985 [2] for Cigr Group [3] Krishnayya, Lambeth, Maruvada, N.G.Trinh, Desilets, Nilsson, G. S.L. An HVDC Voltages Working 14.32, P.C.S. P.J. P.S. Converter Stations Above 600 kV, HVDC Voltages 600 ELProject Final February Converter Stations
Field level (I/Os, time tagging, interlocking) 800 kV HVDC is economically attractive for bulk power transmission, 6000 MW, over long distances, km. of 2000-2500 experience
similar technology in related fields has been built into the sophisticated technology we can offer today. Main for objectives
implementation of the HVDC control system are reliable energy transmission which highly and responds demand contributing All the operates efficient flexible to thus to
With the present HVDC as a sound base, it is possible to 800 realize kV an with HVDC system for reasonable efforts is in R&D by using building that used have for blocks been lower With proper and
standard products with a product life cycle for the next 25 years. The control divided into the following hierarchical levels: Operator control level (WIN CC)
December 2002
evaluation of the R& requirements developing HVDC converter stations voltages for above D for
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