GB/T 20992-2007
ActiveGeneral requirements for thyristors for HVDC transmission
高压直流输电用普通晶闸管的一般要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the general requirements, quality assurance, and testing methods for thyristors used in high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems. It is applied in the design, manufacturing, and procurement of thyristor valves for HVDC converter stations, ensuring reliable performance under high-voltage and high-current conditions. The standard is critical for power electronics engineers and utility companies involved in long-distance bulk power transmission and grid interconnection projects.
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