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At present, hybrid HVDC transmission has become a research hotspot. In this paper, the fault-added state characteristics of the hybrid bipolar HVDC transmission system with different faults on the DC transmission line are analyzed by connecting small inductors on both sides of the HVDC transmission line. A single-ended quantity protection method using voltage transient components is obtained. By analyzing the rate of change of voltage fault component, the transient energy component is used to calculate the instantaneous energy magnitude of the transient voltage component to distinguish the fault in the region. The energy function is constructed by the transient voltage of the positive and negative rectifiers to fault selection. The simulation results verify the correctness of the proposed protection principle and can achieve fault pole selection.

A New Protection Principle of Hybrid Bipolar HVDC Line Based on Voltage Fault Component Rate of Change