Abstract
The purpose of this study is to provide data for the best possible circuit breaker allocation in power grids with HVDC transmission while taking circuit breaker failure into account. The lack of a suitable selection of HVDC circuit breakers is one of the primary obstacles to establishing an appropriate protection system for HVDC transmission. This research focuses on finding the optimal circuit breaker allocation strategy with respect to the transient response of the system, especially when the grid operator is using existing circuit breakers, rather than on the necessary steps to improve the technology of circuit breakers. Case studies are simulated using PSCAD/EMTDC in order to verify the transient response of the transmission system corresponding to the allocation of circuit breakers and the circumstance of circuit breaker failure. It is crucial to remember that there isn't a strategy that is always the best. Consequently, a detailed analysis of the suggested approach is required, taking into account the benefits and drawbacks from the standpoints of fault clearing, power system planning, and operational factors. In the context of HVDC transmission, the authors hope that their research will spark and start conversations about circuit breaker allocation strategies.