GB/T 22390.6-2008
ActiveControl and protection equipment of high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission system - Part 6: Substation transient fault oscillograph device
高压直流输电系统控制与保护设备 第6部分：换流站暂态故障录波装置
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This standard specifies the technical requirements, test methods, and inspection rules for transient fault oscillograph devices used in HVDC converter stations. It is applied to the design, manufacturing, and testing of equipment that records electrical waveforms during transient faults in high-voltage direct current transmission systems. The standard ensures accurate fault data capture for system analysis and protection in power grid substations.
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