Medium voltage DC (MVDC) grids for an all-electric society

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This section looks the potential repurposing of various infrastructure asset classes for use with MVDC. Once again, care required predicting whether AC insulators can reused for DC. found that increasing DC voltage kV/mm insulation value still half that HVDC cables), can produce MVDC cable link (±55 kV, 240 mm²) that transmitted to 5. Meanwhile, Schichler al.6. While systems exhibit continuously changing voltage polarity and associated electrical stresses, systems . 4. Recent work suggests MVDC voltages may accelerate ageing of insulation materials designed for use, issue explored Section 4.38 MVDC technologies and operational considerations 4. So, for these components the system, reuse AC-based designs probably not feasible, and new MVDC- specific components will required. show that using cables with DC, can increase power transmission by 1. While the studies above suggest large capacity increases, more recent work suggests that MVDC voltages may also accelerate ageing cables designed for AC; this issue explored Section 4.5. another study, Burstein al.5 Ageing under stress MVDC infrastructure might age differently from its MVAC equivalent. Reusing infrastructure realize MVDC power system could maximize the value gained from the existing infrastructure and greatly reduce the cost and resources required install new DC assets.3 Structures In general, MVAC poles and towers can reused in their existing form with MVDC system; they will not require increased clearances or significant modification.7 times more power than standard cable system (12/20 kV, 240 mm²) [12]. This has few effects of note: the first that the leakage current through the insulation several orders magnitude less under than equivalent AC.4. S. 4. found capacity gains 2. 4.4.08 using two cables in symmetric monopole bipolar configuration with the voltage peak voltage [15].1 Conductors Conductors are particularly suited for conversion from DC.4. Krahmer al.4 infrastructure reuse AC electricity distribution networks have developed and extended globally over the past 100 years, with billions USD invested their infrastructure.4 Switchgear, transformers and earthing As described earlier sections there are many unique aspects switchgear, transformers (or voltage converters) and earthing MVDC systems compared their counterparts. Overhead lines and cables can take advantage transmission capacity improvements when converting from DC. 4.75 [14]. 4.2 Insulators The main difference using insulators for DC, instead AC, that the electric field distribution is function the conductivity the insulation rather than the permittivity.4. With monopole and earth return configuration, additional clearance between the wires can obtained reducing conductors from three active wires two active wires. Crossarms and conductor attachment positions might require modification depending the link configuration and number conductors. Second, the electric field distribution much more even across the insulation, possibly leading higher partial discharge inception and flashover voltages with DC. Care required predicting whether cables can reused for DC, and how much additional capacity might bring