Review on HVDC cable terminations

With modern power utilities going green by utilising renewable energy technologies and the development of the smart power grid, high-voltage direct current (HVDC) technologies become more and more important in the energy transmission. In particular, HVDC cable systems play a prominent role in unders...

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Published in:High voltage 2018-06, Vol.3 (2), p.79-89
Main Authors: Ye, Hanyu, Fechner, Tobias, Lei, Xianzhang, Luo, Yi, Zhou, Mingyu, Han, Zhengyi, Wang, Haitian, Zhuang, Qikai, Xu, Ruoyu, Li, Duo
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
cable termination
complete HVDC cable system
energy transmission
high-voltage direct current technologies
HVDC cable systems
HVDC cable terminations
HVDC power transmission
modern power utilities
offshore installations
offshore renewable energy integration
power cables
power grids
renewable energy sources
Review Article
smart power grid
smart power grids
undersea power transmission
utilising renewable energy technologies
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Summary:With modern power utilities going green by utilising renewable energy technologies and the development of the smart power grid, high-voltage direct current (HVDC) technologies become more and more important in the energy transmission. In particular, HVDC cable systems play a prominent role in undersea power transmission and offshore renewable energy integration. As an essential part of a complete HVDC cable system, the cable termination is one of the most critical components. The mathematical and physical background of HVDC cable systems is discussed and the development of various types of HVDC cable terminations is reviewed. Regarding the non-uniform field distribution, the influence of temperature on the non-linear conductivity is briefly discussed. Furthermore, faults of terminations caused by inappropriate installation and testing of cable systems are discussed.
ISSN:2397-7264
2397-7264
DOI:10.1049/hve.2017.0144