Contribution of Fault Current Sources in Multiterminal HVDC Cable Networks
By Matthias Bucher, Christian M. Franck. IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2013
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Matthias Bucher
- Epameinondas Kontos
- Rodrigo Teixeira Pinto
- Pavol Bauer
- Sílvio Miguel Fragoso Rodrigues
- Christian M. Franck
- Jef Beerten
- Willem Leterme
Citations in the corpus
- Nonunit Protection of HVDC Grids With Inductive DC Cable Termination (2016, background): “fault current characteristics, which show a high rate of rise and large steady-state value [8].”
- A Pole-to-Pole Short-Circuit Fault Current Calculation Method for DC Grids (2017, background): “This happens within 5∼10 ms after the fault occurs, during which the ac feeding current can be ignored faithfully [20], [21].”
- Fault Current Interruption in Multiterminal HVDC Networks (2016, methodology): “These prospective fault current influencing factors include among others: the dc capacitor size and fault resistance [5], the transmission-line technology [6], the grounding scheme [7], and the layout of the MTDC network [8], [9].”
- Impact of HVDC Transmission System Topology on Multiterminal DC Network Faults (2015, methodology): “All pole-to-ground faults were simulated with a ground resistance of 7 , corresponding to wet loamy sand ground type [31].”