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IEC TR 62001 Document Information:
Title
High-voltage direct current (HVDC) systems – Guidebook to the specification and design evaluation of A.C. filters
International Electrotechnical Commission
Publication Date:
Oct 1, 2009
Scope:
This technical report deals with the specification and design
evaluation of a.c. side harmonic performance and a.c. side filters
for high-voltage direct current (HVDC) schemes. It is intended to
be primarily for the use of the utilities and consultants who are
responsible for issuing the technical specifications for new HVDC
projects and evaluating designs proposed by prospective
suppliers.
The scope of this technical report covers a.c. side filtering
for the frequency range of interest in terms of harmonic distortion
and audible frequency disturbances. It excludes filters designed to
be effective in the Power Line Carrier (PLC) and radio interference
spectra.
The bulk of the document concentrates on the "conventional" a.c.
filter technology and currentsource line-commutated HVDC
converters. Discussion of the changes entailed by new technologies
is treated exclusively in Clause 20. Other unusual applications,
such as series filters, which use conventional technology but are
only employed in very specific circumstances, are discussed in
Clause 13.
The term "technical report" or "report" used in this document is
taken to mean the document which defines the overall system
requirements for the a.c. filters and the a.c. system environment
in which they have to operate. Such a document is normally issued
by utilities to the prospective HVDC manufacturers. It also ensures
the uniformity of proposals and sets guidelines for the evaluation
of bids. The term as used here does not refer to the detailed
engineering specifications relating to individual items of
equipment, which are prepared by the HVDC manufacturer as a result
of the filter design process.
The technical report defines the technical basis for a contract
between two parties, who in this document will be referred to as
the "customer" and the "contractor".
• The "customer" is the organisation which is purchasing the
HVDC converter station, including the a.c. filters. The term
"customer" is taken to cover similar terms which may be used in
specifications, such as owner, client, buyer, utility, user,
employer and purchaser, and also covers a consultant representing
the customer.
• The "contractor" has the overall responsibility for delivery
of the HVDC converter station, including the a.c. filters, as a
system, and may in turn contract one or more sub-suppliers of
individual items of equipment. The term "contractor" is taken to
cover similar terms which may be used in specifications, such as
manufacturer, or supplier.
Where the context clearly refers to the pre-contract stage of a
project, the word "bidder" has been used instead of "contractor",
to indicate a prospective contractor, or tenderer.
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