Our scientific publications
Comparison between DC Voltage Droop Schemes and Grid-Following & Grid-Forming Control in AC Systems in View of Interoperability of MTDC grids
The analysis shows that specifying both static and dynamic characteristics of droop-controlled stations is crucial for the security of the DC grid.
New magnetic sensor for partial discharges measurement applied to HVDC constraints inside GIS
The aims of this work were to study its behaviour and to compare its performances with other measuring methods.
Protection of radial MVDC electric network based on DC circuit breaker and DC fuses
This article proposes a protection strategy for a multi-terminal radial MVDC network based on the principle commonly used in the existing AC distribution networks.
Flexible DC-MMC Interconnecting a bipole and a symmetrical monopole
This paper presents the flexible dc-MMC interconnecting a bipole and a symmetric monopole.
Combined data-driven and model-driven location of lightning strikes: Application to meshed HVDC grids
This paper addresses the problem of low-delay location of faults due to lightning strikes from single-ended measurements in HVDC grids.
Asymmetric Dc-Dc Converter for HVDC Heterogeneous Interconnections
This paper presents a new dc-dc converter for the interconnection between different grid topologies.
DC time constant evaluation for HVDC GIS cable accessories
This paper presents its evaluation through simulations in a cable GIS termination under different conditions.
Characterization and modelling of interface between Epoxy Resin materials and different gases for HVDC GIS cable termination development
GIS cable terminations present a complexity of geometry and material assembly that makes their design challenging.
Novel leakage current sensor for non-intrusive dielectric state assessment of HVDC cables
This paper proposes a monitoring principle based on leakage current measurements to monitor the state and health of HVDC cable dielectric.
Circuit based implementation of the Universal Line Model in Matlab/Simulink
This paper presents an improved version of the Universal Line Model (ULM) also known as Wide-Band (WB) model.
