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    The student proposes a seminar on HVDC (High-voltage Direct Current) transmission systems. The objectives are long distance power transmission with low losses, improved power quality over AC systems, and reduced environmental impact. The approach is to convert AC power to DC for transmission, then back to AC for distribution. Methods include line commutated and voltage source converters. Results show HVDC has higher transmission efficiency and allows power sharing between asynchronous grids with fewer transmission lines and less environmental impact than AC. The seminar will provide novel information on HVDC benefits to practicing engineers for transmission project planning.

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    The student proposes a seminar on HVDC (High-voltage Direct Current) transmission systems. The objectives are long distance power transmission with low losses, improved power quality over AC systems, and reduced environmental impact. The approach is to convert AC power to DC for transmission, then back to AC for distribution. Methods include line commutated and voltage source converters. Results show HVDC has higher transmission efficiency and allows power sharing between asynchronous grids with fewer transmission lines and less environmental impact than AC. The seminar will provide novel information on HVDC benefits to practicing engineers for transmission project planning.

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    The student proposes a seminar on HVDC (High-voltage Direct Current) transmission systems. The objectives are long distance power transmission with low losses, improved power quality over AC systems, and reduced environmental impact. The approach is to convert AC power to DC for transmission, then back to AC for distribution. Methods include line commutated and voltage source converters. Results show HVDC has higher transmission efficiency and allows power sharing between asynchronous grids with fewer transmission lines and less environmental impact than AC. The seminar will provide novel information on HVDC benefits to practicing engineers for transmission project planning.

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    B V RAJU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    VISHNUPUR, NARSAPUR, MEDAK, TS – 502313


    UGC-AUTONOMOUS

    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING


    SEMINAR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

    Roll No: 19211A0230 Name of the Student: DUDEKULA SADIK

    TITLE: HVDC (High-voltage Direct Current) TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

    1. OBJECTIVES/SCOPE: Please list the objectives and scope of the proposed topic. (25-‐75 words)

    OBJECTIVES: long distance power transmission, minimizing power losses, Control of power flow, power transfer
    between asynchronous grids and reduced environmental impact.
    SCOPE: The main scope of HVDC transmission system is to transmit electric power over long distance with low
    losses, improved power quality than AC transmission systems.

    2. METHODS PROCEDURES, PROCESS: Briefly explain your overall approach, including your methods,
    procedures and process. (75-‐100 words)
    This approach of HVDC transmission system is to convert AC electricity generated at power plants into DC
    electricity, transmit it over long distance through high voltage transmission lines and then convert it back into AC
    electricity for distribution to end-users. There are two main methods involved in the transmission are Line
    Cumulated Converter and Voltage Source Converter. The Process involves the conversion of AC/DC at DC
    converter station and at receiving end.
    3. RESULTS, OBSERVATIONS, CONCLUSIONS: Please describe the results, observations and conclusions
    of the proposed seminar topic. (100-‐200 words)
    High Voltage Direct Current transmission systems are used to transmit electrical power over long distances with
    minimal power loss. Results and observations of HVDC systems include The HVDC systems have a higher
    transmission efficiency compared to AC transmission system, and these systems offer improved power quality by
    reducing the impact of harmonics and other power quality issues that can arise in AC systems’ systems are often
    used to interconnect different AC power grids, making it possible to transmit power between regions’ systems can
    be more cost effective than AC systems for long distance transmission, as they require fewer transmission lines and
    substations and also they have a smaller environmental impact compared to AC systems, as they require fewer
    transmission lines and have a smaller footprint. The use of HVDC systems is likely to increase in the future as the
    demand for reliable and efficient power transmission solutions grows, making it an important area of study for
    engineers in the electrical power industry.

    4. Please explain how this seminar will present novel (new) or additive information to the existing that
    can be of benefit to a practicing engineer. (25-‐75 words)
    HVDC systems offer several benefits over AC systems, which can be of value to a practicing engineer. The
    benefits can provide novel or additive information to a practicing engineer, helping them make informed decisions
    on power transmission and distribution projects.

    SIGNATURE OF

    STUDENT GUIDE SEMINAR SUPERVISOR HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

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