Answer / taru aggarwal ymca

HVDC (high voltage direct current ) transmission is used to
reduce the inductive effect in transmission line .although
losses are less but there are disadvantage like use of
inverter and rectifiers of high voltage which are very
costly nows days 765kv dc line project is going n

Answer / hamzan

HVDC transmission means High Voltage Direct Current
transmission normally at 500KV.High voltage low current

Answer / rajmohan

High Voltage Transmission Line is Economical wen compared to A.C Transmission beyond 500 K.M.

Different D.C Transmission Voltage levels are +/- 500KV, +/- 800 KV.

HVDC has less line losses wen compared to A.C Transmission..

HVDC is very costly due to Terminal Equipments like Rectifiers & Inverters

Answer / suresh

hvdc transmission means high voltage can be converted from
ac to dc to reduce losses of voltage to tranmit large
distances .

Answer / rakesh pathipati

all are correct.

Answer / ravi

all r right

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