HVDC Italy–Corsica–Sardinia
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| HVDC Italy–Corsica–Sardinia | |
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Pylon of the HVDC Italy–Corsica–Sardinia |
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| Location | |
| Country | Italy France |
| From | Suvereto 43°03′10″N 10°41′42″E / 43.05278°N 10.695°E |
| Passes through | Lucciana, Corsica 42°31′40″N 9°26′59″E / 42.52778°N 9.44972°E |
| To | Codrongianos, Sardinia 40°39′07″N 8°42′48″E / 40.65194°N 8.71333°E |
| Ownership information | |
| Operator | Terna |
| Construction information | |
| Manufacturer of substations | Ansaldo General Electric Alstom |
| Commissioned | 1967 |
| Technical information | |
| Type | overhead lines submarine cables |
| Type of current | HVDC |
| Total length | 385 km (239 mi) |
| Power rating | 300 MW |
| DC Voltage | 200 kV |
| Number of poles | 2 |
The HVDC Italy–Corsica–Sardinia (also called SACOI; Sardinia–Corsica–Italy) is used for the exchange of electric energy between the static inverter plant Suvereto on the Italian mainland, the static inverter plant Lucciana on Corsica and the static inverter plant Codrongianos on Sardinia.
First used in 1965 as mono-polar line, today this takes the form of a bi-polar high-voltage direct current (HVDC) line. It consists of three overhead line sections: one on the Italian mainland with a length of 22 kilometres (14 mi), one on Corsica with a length of 156 kilometres (97 mi) and one on Sardinia with a length of 86 kilometres (53 mi). In addition to this, there are two submarine cable sections: 105 kilometres (65 mi) between Italy and Corsica and 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) between Sardinia and Corsica.
Static inverters for this line, which can transfer a maximum power of 200 MW at a voltage of 200 kV are in use today. Until the 1990s mercury vapor rectifiers were used, which have now been replaced by thyristors. In 1992 a second pole was taken in service, which can transfer 300 MW at a voltage of 200 kV. In contrast to most other installations for high voltage direct current transmission this system is a multipoint system making thus possible the energy exchange between several static inverter stations.
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- Italy Mainland
- 43°03′19″N 10°41′23″E / 43.0553426°N 10.6896114°E
- 43°03′24″N 10°40′50″E / 43.0567615°N 10.6804383°E
- 43°01′29″N 10°38′13″E / 43.0247452°N 10.6368122°E
- 43°01′22″N 10°37′57″E / 43.0227059°N 10.6324697°E
- 43°01′15″N 10°37′57″E / 43.0208313°N 10.6325608°E
- 43°01′15″N 10°37′57″E / 43.0208509°N 10.6325608°E
- 43°01′07″N 10°37′39″E / 43.0185016°N 10.6275344°E
- 42°59′26″N 10°35′08″E / 42.9906326°N 10.5856597°E
- 42°58′29″N 10°33′33″E / 42.9746819°N 10.5591059°E
- 42°57′32″N 10°31′05″E / 42.9589529°N 10.5180359°E
- 42°56′32″N 10°30′38″E / 42.9422949°N 10.5105498°E
- 42°56′25″N 10°30′33″E / 42.9401527°N 10.5090451°E
- 42°56′23″N 10°30′29″E / 42.9395852°N 10.5081493°E
- 42°56′06″N 10°29′58″E / 42.935116°N 10.4995233°E
- Electrode Line on Italian Mainland
- 42°59′26″N 10°35′08″E / 42.9906326°N 10.5856597°E
- 42°59′35″N 10°34′50″E / 42.9931478°N 10.5805743°E
- 43°00′17″N 10°33′18″E / 43.0045844°N 10.5548894°E
- 43°00′20″N 10°33′10″E / 43.0054945°N 10.552851°E
- 43°01′03″N 10°32′06″E / 43.0173877°N 10.5348855°E
- 43°01′09″N 10°31′26″E / 43.0191467°N 10.5237946°E
- Corsica
- 42°39′42″N 9°25′34″E / 42.6615925°N 9.4259906°E
- 42°33′18″N 9°25′11″E / 42.5551114°N 9.4196928°E
- 42°32′10″N 9°25′24″E / 42.5362279°N 9.4234425°E
- 42°31′43″N 9°27′06″E / 42.5285749°N 9.4516218°E
- 42°31′21″N 9°26′53″E / 42.5224154°N 9.4479579°E
- 42°31′09″N 9°26′39″E / 42.5192366°N 9.4442028°E
- 42°30′53″N 9°26′28″E / 42.5146421°N 9.4410002°E
- 42°30′41″N 9°26′25″E / 42.5115143°N 9.4403672°E
- 42°29′18″N 9°27′49″E / 42.4882585°N 9.4635683°E
- 42°25′57″N 9°30′25″E / 42.4323657°N 9.506886°E
- 42°24′10″N 9°31′16″E / 42.4028339°N 9.5212197°E
- 42°22′12″N 9°30′49″E / 42.370086°N 9.5135379°E
- 42°18′58″N 9°31′10″E / 42.3162417°N 9.5193368°E
- 42°07′02″N 9°22′22″E / 42.1172935°N 9.3726414°E
- 42°04′52″N 9°21′16″E / 42.0812478°N 9.3543327°E
- 42°00′23″N 9°20′35″E / 42.0064681°N 9.3430942°E
- 41°58′05″N 9°21′01″E / 41.9681857°N 9.3503577°E
- 41°56′06″N 9°20′57″E / 41.9348688°N 9.3491185°E
- 41°49′59″N 9°23′10″E / 41.8331867°N 9.3860525°E
- 41°47′10″N 9°23′06″E / 41.7860011°N 9.384985°E
- 41°44′08″N 9°22′12″E / 41.7356543°N 9.3701148°E
- 41°43′08″N 9°20′44″E / 41.7187912°N 9.3454385°E
- 41°40′38″N 9°18′17″E / 41.6772152°N 9.3046904°E
- 41°38′58″N 9°17′04″E / 41.6493987°N 9.2843807°E
- 41°37′54″N 9°15′49″E / 41.6317231°N 9.2636257°E
- 41°36′34″N 9°14′39″E / 41.6095546°N 9.2442816°E
- 41°35′33″N 9°14′17″E / 41.5924017°N 9.2380697°E
- 41°35′13″N 9°14′09″E / 41.5870816°N 9.2357469°E
- 41°33′14″N 9°13′27″E / 41.5539234°N 9.2241436°E
- 41°29′58″N 9°11′06″E / 41.4993452°N 9.1850907°E
- 41°28′45″N 9°10′51″E / 41.4792573°N 9.1807348°E
- 41°26′30″N 9°10′37″E / 41.4416527°N 9.1769367°E
- 41°26′17″N 9°10′41″E / 41.438138°N 9.1781545°E
- 41°24′31″N 9°11′48″E / 41.4087016°N 9.1966939°E
- 41°23′43″N 9°12′43″E / 41.3952119°N 9.2120603°E
- 41°23′14″N 9°12′52″E / 41.3872012°N 9.2144233°E
- 41°22′22″N 9°12′19″E / 41.3728072°N 9.2051429°E
- 41°22′17″N 9°12′10″E / 41.371358°N 9.202804°E
- Sardinia
- 41°14′49″N 9°10′55″E / 41.2470573°N 9.1819981°E
- 41°14′31″N 9°10′41″E / 41.2420114°N 9.1781893°E
- 41°13′54″N 9°10′39″E / 41.2317388°N 9.1773981°E
- 41°13′27″N 9°11′02″E / 41.2240772°N 9.1838408°E
- 41°12′05″N 9°12′17″E / 41.2012626°N 9.2045957°E
- 41°11′44″N 9°12′32″E / 41.1956339°N 9.2088014°E
- 41°10′35″N 9°13′53″E / 41.1764413°N 9.231348°E
- 41°10′20″N 9°14′16″E / 41.1721087°N 9.2376727°E
- 41°10′17″N 9°14′14″E / 41.1713597°N 9.2372623°E
- 41°09′56″N 9°14′17″E / 41.1655063°N 9.2381018°E
- 41°08′44″N 9°14′03″E / 41.1454607°N 9.234159°E
- 41°07′33″N 9°13′33″E / 41.1257807°N 9.2259514°E
- 41°04′06″N 9°12′08″E / 41.0684646°N 9.2021549°E
- 41°02′18″N 9°11′23″E / 41.0383656°N 9.189696°E
- 41°01′43″N 9°10′49″E / 41.0287369°N 9.1802815°E
- 41°00′40″N 9°10′14″E / 41.0111876°N 9.1706175°E
- 41°00′12″N 9°09′35″E / 41.0034273°N 9.1596633°E
- 40°59′48″N 9°09′13″E / 40.9966541°N 9.1535425°E
- 40°58′28″N 9°07′39″E / 40.9745075°N 9.1276377°E
- 40°39′16″N 8°42′52″E / 40.6543853°N 8.7143308°E
- 40°55′24″N 9°05′58″E / 40.9233709°N 9.0995228°E
- 40°55′01″N 9°05′47″E / 40.9169198°N 9.0963525°E
- 40°53′58″N 9°05′03″E / 40.899363°N 9.0842664°E
- 40°53′53″N 9°04′58″E / 40.8981385°N 9.082641°E
- 40°52′42″N 9°03′24″E / 40.8783033°N 9.0565646°E
- 40°52′07″N 9°02′07″E / 40.8686208°N 9.0353912°E
- 40°51′21″N 9°00′33″E / 40.8558412°N 9.0092826°E
- 40°51′21″N 9°00′27″E / 40.855829°N 9.0074641°E
- 40°51′15″N 9°00′13″E / 40.8540803°N 9.0036821°E
- 40°50′38″N 8°58′54″E / 40.8440087°N 8.9816129°E
- 40°48′53″N 8°56′53″E / 40.8147187°N 8.9480048°E
- 40°48′28″N 8°56′17″E / 40.8076784°N 8.9379466°E
- 40°47′42″N 8°55′12″E / 40.7949519°N 8.9199543°E
- 40°47′06″N 8°54′26″E / 40.7850176°N 8.9071655°E
- 40°44′12″N 8°50′42″E / 40.7365717°N 8.8449597°E
- 40°41′20″N 8°47′35″E / 40.6888551°N 8.7930536°E
- 40°40′40″N 8°46′52″E / 40.6776682°N 8.7809837°E
- 40°39′31″N 8°44′44″E / 40.6587235°N 8.7455732°E
- 40°39′16″N 8°42′52″E / 40.6543771°N 8.7143415°E
- 40°39′08″N 8°42′54″E / 40.6523117°N 8.7150389°E
- Electrode Line in Sardinia
Due to bad resolution of Google Maps possibly partly incorrect.
- 40°39′16″N 8°42′52″E / 40.6543771°N 8.7143415°E
- 40°39′18″N 8°42′57″E / 40.6549306°N 8.7157309°E
- 40°39′22″N 8°42′56″E / 40.6559887°N 8.7154198°E
- 40°39′32″N 8°42′51″E / 40.6590124°N 8.7140948°E
- 40°39′57″N 8°42′45″E / 40.6657083°N 8.7124613°E
- 40°40′21″N 8°42′39″E / 40.6725704°N 8.7109619°E
- 40°40′31″N 8°42′37″E / 40.6753655°N 8.7103343°E
- 40°40′56″N 8°42′32″E / 40.68231°N 8.708784°E
- 40°41′29″N 8°42′24″E / 40.691495°N 8.7067938°E
- 40°42′05″N 8°42′17″E / 40.7015246°N 8.704766°E
- 40°42′39″N 8°42′10″E / 40.7108533°N 8.7027115°E
- 40°43′24″N 8°42′00″E / 40.7233235°N 8.7000668°E
- 40°44′16″N 8°41′48″E / 40.7376773°N 8.6965531°E
- 40°44′50″N 8°41′30″E / 40.7472935°N 8.6915535°E
- 40°45′42″N 8°41′03″E / 40.7616544°N 8.6841935°E
- 40°46′18″N 8°40′45″E / 40.7717892°N 8.6792609°E
- 40°46′35″N 8°40′38″E / 40.776268°N 8.6771607°E
- 40°47′35″N 8°39′35″E / 40.7929213°N 8.6596137°E
- 40°48′29″N 8°39′32″E / 40.8081778°N 8.65897°E
- 40°48′53″N 8°39′31″E / 40.8148364°N 8.6585462°E
- 40°49′25″N 8°39′19″E / 40.8235809°N 8.655349°E
- 40°50′52″N 8°38′46″E / 40.847876°N 8.6461759°E
- 40°51′10″N 8°38′39″E / 40.8528021°N 8.644276°E
- 40°52′30″N 8°38′10″E / 40.87503°N 8.6362463°E
- 40°52′46″N 8°38′01″E / 40.8793356°N 8.6335427°E
[edit] See also
- SAPEI, the new HVDC interconnection between Sardinia and the Italian mainland.
[edit] External links
- http://www.jce.it/newjce/contents/elettronica/cinescopio/200206/CIN6%20Chiama.pdf
- http://web.archive.org/web/20051115115248/www.transmission.bpa.gov/cigresc14/Compendium/SACOI.htm
- http://web.archive.org/web/20051115133446/www.transmission.bpa.gov/cigresc14/Compendium/Sacoi+Pictures.pdf
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