DNVGL-RP-0440
Electromagnetic compatibility of wind turbines
Organization: | DNVGL |
Publication Date: | 1 March 2016 |
Status: | active |
Page Count: | 20 |
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Scope and application
The recommended practice is applicable to all types of wind turbines (e.g. direct drive concepts, doubly-fed induction generators, low and high power output ratings, horizontal and vertical axis installations, with or without power converters) designed according to IEC 61400-1.
The recommended practice is applicable to the design, manufacturing, installation and testing of the wind turbines' electrical systems. This mainly refers to:
rotating electrical machines
power transformers
frequency converters
low-voltage switchgears, control gears and switchboards
high-voltage switchgears
lightning protection, earthing and bonding
electrical equipment for measurement and control use
cables, lines and accessories
safety-related parts of the control system
uninterruptible power systems (UPS)
interconnection of electrical equipment
installation of the wind turbine and its components and systems.
Wind turbines and their electrical components and systems shall be designed concerning EMC as to:
reach a specific level of operational safety of the wind turbine during energy production or the event of faults
keep the wind turbines' emission to the environment within tolerable levels
avoid that disturbing sources are interfering with other sub-systems or components of the wind turbine leading to malfunction of single components or loss of control.
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