Analysis of Fault Occurrences on HVDC Stations- A C ase Study of Chandrapur-Padaghe HVDC Link
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Introduction, Introduction of Chandrapur-Padaghe HVDC Link, Need of HVDC Line from Chandrapur to PadagheAbstract
In this case study I tried to understand various stages of power transmission from Chandrapur generating power plant to Padaghe receiving station including need of HVDC line in place of EHVAC in Chandrapur- Padaghe line, its commissioning, erection, financing, various problems faced by MSEB engineers during commissioning of line and during operations. This case study also cont ains few critical issues and faults on line and frequently occurring fault also. During this case study I have suggested some corrective actions to MSEB engineers of Padaghe station to improve reliability of pla nt and prevent frequently occurred fault in plant and on line.Downloads
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