Nos publications scientifiques
Breakdown and partial discharge in dry air under non-uniform electric field for MVDC applications
Discover insights into breakdown and partial discharge in dry air for MVDC applications.
Methodology to define the arm inductance range in a Modular Multilevel Converter station for HVDC applications based on steady-state and DC pole-to-pole fault
This paper proposes a methodology to define the arm inductance range in modular multilevel converters (MMC) for HVDC applications.
MVDC technologies for solar application
This paper discusses the technical solutions, including DC/DC converters and protection systems, necessary for effective MVDC integration.
A DCDC converter for centralized energy storage in HVDC applications
Discover a modular DCDC converter designed for integrating large energy storage systems (ESS) with HVDC links.
Characterization of the liquefaction properties of fluoronitrile mixtures by a thermodynamic experimental approach
Characterization of the liquefaction properties of fluoronitrile mixtures by a thermodynamic experimental approach
Ageing behaviour of RIP material under several DC voltages and temperature
The objective of the study was to characterize the ageing behaviour of Resin Impregnated Paper (RIP) material under several DC voltages and temperature.
Proposition of qualification procedure for MVDC cables
Proposition of qualification procedure for MVDC cables [...]
Linear PV power plant based on MVDC collection network
The case study linear PV power plant is 20 MW spreading along 20 km.
Dielectric strength of liquid nitrogen for the design of Resistive Superconductive Fault Current Limiters
Resistive Superconductive Fault Current Limiters (RSFCL) are protection devices that can be used on AC and DC grids to reduce the amplitude of fault currents.
DC Circuit Breaker Feasibility Study – Protection System Design
This paper outlines the findings from the alpha phase of the "Network DC" project, focusing on the design of a protection system that utilizes DCCBs in UK.
