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Hi,
Something is puzzling me with the HVDC work I'm currently working with. I'm working for contracting company here in NZ contracted to complete the new HVDC converter station.
We have 3 x single phase converter transformers on site converting the AC voltage. I was wondering why when having an input of 220kV you get 350kV DC. I believe the line windings is connected in Star and the Valve side connected in Delta.
Can someone direct me to a link or explain to me the theory behind getting 350kVDC output? It's very intriguing from a technical point of view. We don't usually get to work on DC links here in New Zealand.
Thank you in advance.
Regards
Something is puzzling me with the HVDC work I'm currently working with. I'm working for contracting company here in NZ contracted to complete the new HVDC converter station.
We have 3 x single phase converter transformers on site converting the AC voltage. I was wondering why when having an input of 220kV you get 350kV DC. I believe the line windings is connected in Star and the Valve side connected in Delta.
Can someone direct me to a link or explain to me the theory behind getting 350kVDC output? It's very intriguing from a technical point of view. We don't usually get to work on DC links here in New Zealand.
Thank you in advance.
Regards