GB/T 30423-2013
ActiveSystem tests for high-voltage direct current (HVDC) installations
高压直流设施的系统试验
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This standard specifies the test methods, procedures, and acceptance criteria for verifying the performance and safety of high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems. It is applied during the commissioning and routine maintenance of HVDC converter stations and transmission lines, ensuring that the entire installation operates reliably under normal and fault conditions. The standard is primarily used by electrical utilities, system integrators, and testing laboratories involved in the construction and operation of long-distance bulk power transmission projects.
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