GB/T 35692-2017
ActiveGuideline for system planning of high voltage direct current（HVDC） power transmission project
高压直流输电工程系统规划导则
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides technical guidelines for the system-level planning of high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission projects, covering aspects such as capacity sizing, converter station siting, and grid integration requirements. It is applied by power grid companies and engineering consultants in China during the feasibility study and preliminary design phases of long-distance, bulk-power HVDC links. The standard ensures that HVDC projects are planned with consistent technical criteria to maintain grid stability and operational efficiency.
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