DC bipolar half voltage overload ice melting method
A method of melting ice and a technology of melting ice, applied to the installation of DC network circuit devices, electrical components, cables, etc., can solve the problems of threatening the safe operation of the power system, danger, and low efficiency
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[0009] For the built ±500kV DC power transmission project, the sending-end system and the receiving-end system are composed of two poles, respectively called pole one and pole two, as figure 1 As shown, pole 1 and pole 2 are composed of two 6-pulse converters connected in series to form a 12-pulse converter, and the two 6-pulse converters are respectively connected with star (Y / Y) converter transformer and angular (Y / D) converter transformer phase connection. Under normal circumstances, pole one operates at +500kV, pole two operates at -500kV, and each 6-pulse converter contributes 250kV to the DC voltage. In the case of icing on the DC line, when the insulation of the line is reduced, the voltage of pole 1 and pole 2 can only be reduced to 70% of the rated voltage for operation. As mentioned above, due to the stress of the converter valve, the current of the DC line is the largest at this time. It can only be the rated current, which cannot meet the requirements for melting ...
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