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Sunday, January 15, 2012

HVDC LINES IN INDIA

Here is the list of the HVDC Lines in India.These data might be useful for the electrical engineers in answering the questions during interview.Cheers !!!

HVDC TRANSMISSION LINES IN INDIA
HVDC LINK NAME DESCRIPTION ABOUT HVDC LINK
Vindhyachal Back-To-Back link
connects Northern and Western regions with 2 lines.Transmission Power is 250 MW and the Operational Voltage is 70 KV
Chandrapur Back-To-Back link
connects southern and western regions with 2 lines.Transmission Power is 500 MW and the Operational Voltage is 140 KV
Sasaram Back-To-Back link
connects northern and eastern regions.Transmission Power is 500 MW and the Operational Voltage is 140 KV
Vizag Back-To-Back link
connects southern and eastern regions.Transmission Power is 500 MW and the Operational Voltage is 140 KV
Rihand-Dadri
Maximum Transmission Power is 1500 MW and the Operational Voltage is 500 KV.It is a Bipolar Link of length 814 KM in Uttar Pradesh.
Chandrapur - Padghe
Maximum Transmission Power is 1500 MW and the Operational Voltage is 500 KV.It is a Bipolar Link of length 753 KM in Maharastra.
Sileru-Barsoor
The Transmission length is about 196 KM and the Transmission Power is 400 MW and the Operational Voltage is 200 KV
Biswanath Chariyali -Agra
It is a bipolar Transmission Line of length 1825 KM from Assam to Uttar Pradesh.Maximum Transmission Power 6000 MW and the Transmission Voltage is 800 KV.
Talcher- Kolar
It is a bipolar Transmission Line of Length 1376 KM connecting Eastern and Southern regions . Maximum Transmission Power is 2000 MW  and Opertional Voltage is 500 KV.

Sunday, December 18, 2011

HVDC TRANSMISSION LINES INDIA

This post is about the HVDC Transmission Lines in India. I must thank Priya for asking electrical question regarding HVDC links.Hope it would be useful for the budding Electrical Engineers.Whenever we think about HVDC links,many questions comes to our mind.Some of them are 1.Why we should go for HVDC transmission instead of AC Transmission? 2.Does India has any HVDC links? If yes, how many and where are these HVDC links located ?

First of all,HVDC transmission is adopted whenever there is need for power transmission over longer distances.We must have heard the term "Break even Distance".It is the distance at which the cost for AC Transmission and the Cost for DC Transmission are equal.Usually it is around 600KM.Taking the distance, future requirements,cost saving and various other factors into considerations the HVDC links are set up.

To know the list of HVDC links in india click the below link.
http://online-electrical-engineering.blogspot.com/2012/01/hvdc-lines-in-india.html