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Small power tapping limit on dc-link of VSC HVDC transmission system

Authors: Augustin Mpanda Mabwe; Agha Francis Nnachi; Josiah L. Munda; D.V. Nicolae;

Small power tapping limit on dc-link of VSC HVDC transmission system

Abstract

Power tapping from HVDC transmission corridor to serve rural areas has been the focus of many researchers and network planners. The tapping stations are to be of small power ratings so that it will not interfere with the main control and stability of the HVDC network. Several research works have assumed tap-off of different percentages of the main HVDC terminal rating without justification. This paper therefore proposes a simple analytical technique used to determine power tapping limit on DC-link of a VSC HVDC network. Effect of power tapping below and above the analytical tap limit is illustrated by results from simulation carried out in Matlab/Simulink, hence validating the proposed technique.

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