Eladawy et al., 2021 - Google Patents
DC‐presaturated fault current limiter for high voltage direct current transmission systemsEladawy et al., 2021
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- Eladawy M
- Metwally I
- Tarhuni N
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- High Voltage
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The authors present a 500 kV real‐dimension DC‐presaturated fault current limiter (PFCL) with a steady‐state rated current of 2 kA for limiting large fault current of 8 kA with high rate of rise. These characteristics of the fault current can be a threat to high voltage direct current …
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