Summary
Interoperability in HVDC systems could be supported with open upper-level control and protection (C&P) software, while hardware-near C&P functions stay black-boxed and proprietary. Methodologies like model-based systems engineering and graph theory can assist in defining the boundary between open and closed software. Most likely, partially open C&P software in HVDC is not hindered by legislation, but has to be addressed in contractual agreements. Also, a new responsibility matrix for testing is proposed.
Additional informations
| Publication type | Technical Brochures |
|---|---|
| Reference | 961 |
| Publication year | |
| Publisher | CIGRE |
| ISBN | 978-2-85873-666-9 |
| Study committees | |
| Working groups | WG B4.85 |
| File size | 6 MB |
| Pages number | 121 |
| Price for non member | 230 € |
| Price for member | Free |
Authors
S. NORRGA, Convenor (SE), I. JAHN, Secretary (SE/DE)
A. AGBEMUKO (BE), G. LI (CH), R. ALVAREZ, WP leader (DE), X. LI (CH), P. BRIFF (UK), F. LOKU (DE), G. CHAFFEY, WP leader (BE), M. NAHALPARVARI (SE), L. CHEDOT (FR), F. PAGE (JP), V. CHHIBBAR, WP leader (US), E. PRIETO, WP leader (ES), I. COWAN (UK), C. RATHKE (DE), O. DESPOUYS, WP leader (FR), P. RAULT (FR), P. DÜLLMANN (DE), R. ROGERSTEN (SE), Y.-J. HÄFNER (SE), K. SHARIFABADI (NO), P. HOFBAUER, WP leader (UK), M. STUMPE (DE), M. HOFFMANN (DE), L. VACIRCAY (UK), E. KILANDER (SE), H. WU (DK), A. KOLIWAD (US), W. ZIAD EL-KHATIB (DK)
