Voltage Strength Assessment of Sending/Receiving Systems with a High Proportion of New Energy and HVDC

The significant increase in renewable energy sources and HVDC transmission has resulted in a substantial reduction in power system stability, thereby giving rise to a growing concern regarding the safety and stability of the voltage and frequency of DC power systems. A survey of the extant literature pertaining to both DC outgoing systems and new energy power systems reveals a preponderance of studies that employ the short-circuit ratio or multi-site short-circuit ratio as a metric for strength evaluation. However, it is evident that there is an absence of a universally applicable and comprehensive strength definition index for new energy and DC-accessed sending/receiving systems. Thus, the present paper puts forward a novel voltage stiffness-based strength evaluation index for new energy and DC-accessed sending/receiving systems and provides a qualitative analysis from the perspective of static voltage stability support. The static stability limit and transient overvoltage limit correspond to impedance ratios of 1 and 2.56, respectively. The findings demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed index in accurately gauging the strength of the sending system. The index’s versatility is further highlighted by its wide applicability in the sending/receiving systems of new energy and HVDC access.

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Applied System Innovation
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2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.3390/asi8050120
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HVDC Systems and Fault Protection
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Abstract

The significant increase in renewable energy sources and HVDC transmission has resulted in a substantial reduction in power system stability, thereby giving rise to a growing concern regarding the safety and stability of the voltage and frequency of DC power systems. A survey of the extant literature pertaining to both DC outgoing systems and new energy power systems reveals a preponderance of studies that employ the short-circuit ratio or multi-site short-circuit ratio as a metric for strength evaluation. However, it is evident that there is an absence of a universally applicable and comprehensive strength definition index for new energy and DC-accessed sending/receiving systems. Thus, the present paper puts forward a novel voltage stiffness-based strength evaluation index for new energy and DC-accessed sending/receiving systems and provides a qualitative analysis from the perspective of static voltage stability support. The static stability limit and transient overvoltage limit correspond to impedance ratios of 1 and 2.56, respectively. The findings demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed index in accurately gauging the strength of the sending system. The index’s versatility is further highlighted by its wide applicability in the sending/receiving systems of new energy and HVDC access.

Applied System InnovationVol. 8(5)
State Grid Corporation of China (China) (CN), Tsinghua Sichuan Energy Internet Research Institute (CN), Tsinghua University (CN)
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