Technical Design Decisions Alternating Current vs Direct Current Clause Samples

Technical Design Decisions Alternating Current vs Direct Current. 13 Two technical solutions are possible for the Export Cables, either Alternating Current (AC) or Direct Current (DC). Analysis during engineering concept selection identified the following risks with DC equipment: • Relatively unproven technically; • Delivery timescales were longer than required; • Larger footprint required offshore and onshore; and • Higher cost than AC. 14 These constraints, combined with further environmental and planning sensitivities identified during stage four of the site selection process (Section 4.9), resulted in a DC solution being ruled out. 15 Two technical solutions are possible for the Export Cables, either Alternating Current (AC) or Direct Current (DC). Analysis during engineering concept selection identified the following risks with DC equipment: • Relatively unproven technically; • Delivery timescales were longer than required; • Larger footprint required offshore and onshore; and • Higher cost than AC. 16 These constraints, combined with further environmental and planning sensitivities identified during stage four of the site selection process (Section 4.9), resulted in a DC solution being ruled out.
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Technical Design Decisions Alternating Current vs Direct Current. Two technical solutions are possible for the export cables, either Alternating Current (AC) or Direct Current (DC). Analysis during engineering concept selection identified the following risks with DC equipment: • Relatively unproven technically; • Delivery timescales were longer than required; • Larger footprint required offshore and onshore; and • Higher cost than AC. These constraints, principally the increased Onshore Substation land take, resulted in a DC solution being ruled out.
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