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Subsea HVDC Link Software

High Voltage DC System

Subsea HVDC Link

Marine High-Voltage DC Systems

Model and Simulate Subsea HVDC Link Technologies

ETAP HVDC (High-Voltage Direct Current) Link is used to simulate and analyze the transmission of electrical power flow along subsea cables connecting onshore and offshore facilities.

Subsea HVDC Link Software
HVDC integrated model can be used applications such as load flow, harmonics and transient stability. Multiple control schemes and various types of dynamic operation modes can be included as part of the simulation.

 

HVDC Link Software Key Features

  • Detailed rectifier & inverter modeling
  • Current Source Converter & Voltage Source Converter HVDC models
  • Combination of AC-DC & DC-AC conversion system
  • Built-in control schemes
  • Inclusive transformer model
  • Automatic harmonic spectrum calculation
  • Easy-to-use integrated model
  • Accurate steady-state & dynamic modeling
  • Unified AC & DC solution in a single study
  • IEEE Std 1378 - 1378-1997 - IEEE Guide for Commissioning High-Voltage Direct-Current (HVDC) Converter Stations and Associated Transmission Systems

HVDC Link Software Capabilities

  • Load flow analysis model with different operating modes
  • Harmonic current injection modeling
  • Dynamic modeling for transient stability studies
  • Shut-off and restart modeling
  • Friendly graphical user interface
  • Integrated data sheet for different types of studies

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