DUET Messages 55 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Oct 18, 2013 #1 The above diagram is for HVDC back to back system. My question is why do we call it back to back system? Could someone please help me here? Attachments 220px-Hvdc_bipolar_schematic.svg.png 2 KB · Views: 568 Last edited: Oct 18, 2013
The above diagram is for HVDC back to back system. My question is why do we call it back to back system? Could someone please help me here?
UltrafastPED Science Advisor Gold Member Messages 1,910 Reaction score 216 Oct 18, 2013 #2 It's a sports metaphor - like two games, back to back. In this case it is because you see an AC system connected at one end, and another at the other end: back to back.
It's a sports metaphor - like two games, back to back. In this case it is because you see an AC system connected at one end, and another at the other end: back to back.
DUET Messages 55 Reaction score 0 Oct 18, 2013 #3 UltrafastPED said: like two games, back to back. Could you please explain it? I am guessing "the two games happening immediately one after another. Correct?"
UltrafastPED said: like two games, back to back. Could you please explain it? I am guessing "the two games happening immediately one after another. Correct?"
dlgoff Science Advisor Gold Member Messages 4,458 Reaction score 3,265 Oct 18, 2013 #4 http://www.thefreedictionary.com/back-to-back
DUET Messages 55 Reaction score 0 Oct 18, 2013 #5 The simplest configuration is the back-to-back interconnection in which two converters are on the same site without a transmission line. Could someone please indicate the similarity between the bold part of the above sentence and the HVDC back-to-back system diagram above?
The simplest configuration is the back-to-back interconnection in which two converters are on the same site without a transmission line. Could someone please indicate the similarity between the bold part of the above sentence and the HVDC back-to-back system diagram above?