LAI WEIHUANG, XIE QIANG, LI XIAOXUAN, et al. Comparative Analyses on Seismic Performance of Suspended Capacitor in Standalone and Coupled States. [J]. Power capacitor & reactive power compensation, 2020, 41(3): 71-78.
LAI WEIHUANG, XIE QIANG, LI XIAOXUAN, et al. Comparative Analyses on Seismic Performance of Suspended Capacitor in Standalone and Coupled States. [J]. Power capacitor & reactive power compensation, 2020, 41(3): 71-78. DOI: 10.14044/j.1674-1757.pcrpc.2020.03.013.
Comparative Analyses on Seismic Performance of Suspended Capacitor in Standalone and Coupled States
Seismic performance of the coupled suspended filter capacitor in high intensity seismic fortification region is significant for UHVDC converter substations.Based on a suspended UHVDC filter coupling loop
the finite element models in the standalone and coupled states were established and seismic responses of the two modes were investigated.The results indicated that
the maximum value of the threedirection acceleration peak of each layer of the suspended filter capacitor is reduced in the coupled states
compared with that of the standalone
and the maximum internal force response was slightly increased.The diagram of the peak displacement of the layers presented as the crescent shape and changed seriously in the coupled plane.The post electrical equipment could increase the lateral stiffness in the coupling plane of the suspended filter capacitor and the acceleration response is more likely to be affected by the low frequency components
which are below 1 Hz.The amplific ation effects of the post electric al equipment on the horizontal displacement responses of the filter could be ignored
which means that the distance between different equipment do not need to be changed after considering the interconnecting effects.The coupling effect of the post electrical equipment suppresses the occurrence of elastic rebound while increases the internal force response of the outer oblique insulators rapidly.Moreover
it is necessary to improve the strength of the fittings of the V-shaped intersection of the outer oblique insulators.