Key device fault risk assessment method used for improving reliability of converter valve
A technology of key equipment and failure risk, applied in the field of electric power engineering, can solve problems such as studying converter valves without failure, and achieve the effects of improving reliability, reasonable and comprehensive evaluation methods, and accurate risk evaluation results.
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[0041] figure 1 The HVDC system topology shown. In the high-voltage direct current transmission system, both the rectifier and the inverter use the semi-controlled device thyristor as the commutation unit. During operation, the rectifier station converts AC power into DC power, and then transmits it to the receiving end through the DC transmission line. The receiving inverter station converts the DC side power into AC power and transmits it to the local AC and power grid.
[0042] Converter valve is the core equipment of HVDC transmission system. The structure of the converter valve is relatively complex and expensive. The converter valve is composed of several key equipment and devices such as thyristors, resistors, capacitors, drive boards and insulating materials. Failure and damage of any one device may lead to damage or outage of the entire converter valve equipment, resulting in reduced reliability of the converter valve. The electrical characteristics of specific de...
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