Development of four‐terminal DC circuit breaker based on commutating path multiplexing
Multi‐terminal flexible DC power grid plays an important role in large‐scale new energy integration, which usually requires the installation of multi‐terminal DC circuit breaker (MTCB) at the intersection of multiple DC lines. At present, the research on multi‐terminal DC circuit breaker is mostly l...
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Published in | IET generation, transmission & distribution Vol. 17; no. 15; pp. 3410 - 3418 |
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Main Authors | , , , , , , , , , |
Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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Wiley
01.08.2023
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Summary: | Multi‐terminal flexible DC power grid plays an important role in large‐scale new energy integration, which usually requires the installation of multi‐terminal DC circuit breaker (MTCB) at the intersection of multiple DC lines. At present, the research on multi‐terminal DC circuit breaker is mostly limited to theoretical simulation calculation, and there are few experimental studies and engineering applications. In this paper, a four‐terminal DC circuit breaker based on commutating path multiplexing is proposed, which combines with the compact natural commutation scheme of hybrid gap, greatly reducing the cost and volume of the circuit breaker. The commutation characteristics of the four‐terminal hybrid DC circuit breaker equivalent prototype at 10‐kV voltage level were tested. On this basis, the equivalent prototype of the circuit breaker test results shows that under 10‐kV voltage level, the four‐terminal circuit breaker topology can achieve breaking of 11 kA in 2.8 ms by the natural commutation method.
A four‐terminals DC circuit breaker based on commutating path multiplexing is proposed. The commutation and interruption characteristics of four‐terminals hybrid DC circuit breaker equivalent prototype at 10kV voltage level were tested
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Bibliography: | The article is expanded from the conference paper published on ACDC 2022. |
ISSN: | 1751-8687 1751-8695 |
DOI: | 10.1049/gtd2.12757 |