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

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6 Solid state transformers SSTs are entirely new class device the power system.66 Standardization for MVDC grids MVDC insulation levels specified IEEE Standard 1709 are average about 1. While they represent converter in their core operation, the services they provide are much broader, including the ability operate in both and power systems. Given the breadth possible applications and services from SSTs, much more standards work will required. . Recent research [75] has proposed selection of qualification tests derived from some existing standards meet the requirements MVDC SST in large-scale solar applications. This complicates the preparation MVDC standards that specify particular insulation ratings. The following technical standards were identified relevant: § IEC 60076-3, Dielectric testing for high voltage transformers § IEC 62109-1, Safety inverters for PV applications § IEC 62501, Electrical testing valves for high voltage direct current § IEC 62271-5, High voltage switchgear and controlgear Part Common specifications for direct current switchgear and controlgear This work was focused only SSTs associated with large-scale solar installations. As more data the operation MVDC equipment varying operational environments become available, will crucial establish a comprehensive classification system and standards for MVDC insulation levels that address the diverse needs MVDC’s various applications. 7.2 times higher than the terrestrial MVDC levels IEC 62271-5 for the same rated voltage. The differences insulation specifications highlighted above can probably be attributed the harsher environmental conditions in marine applications, such the presence of salt the sea air, which necessitates higher insulation levels ensure safety and reliability. No existing standards directly cover SST design, testing, operation interoperability