Switchyard Equipments & Protection Systems.: Partha Sarathi Parida
Switchyard Equipments & Protection Systems.: Partha Sarathi Parida
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AN OVERVIEW OF CPP :-
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FEEDERS
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THRI 86/35
Year of manufacture :
1985
Stator No. :
Rotor No. :
Exciter type :
Static
Apparent power :
75 MVA
Active power :
60 MW
Current :
3.766 KA
Voltage :
11.5 KV +5%
Speed :
3000 Rpm
Frequency :
50 Hz
Power Factor :
0.8
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Rating :
16.5/33/82.5/ MVA
Type of cooling :
ONAN/ONAF/OFAF
No load voltage :
HV : 138KV , LV : 11.5KV
Winding :
HV : STAR , LV : DELTA
Phases :
3/3
Frequency :
50 Hz
Vector group :
Ynd 11
Rated current :
24,470 Lts
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Rating :
12.5 MVA
Type of cooling :
ONAN
Voltage :
HV : 11.5 KV , LV : 6.9 KV
Phases :
3/3
Frequency :
50 Hz
Vector group :
DYN 1
Rated current :
HV : 627.5 Amps ,
LV:1045.9 Amps
9,000 Lts
7%
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Rating :
20/25 MVA
Cooling :
ONAN/ONAF
No Load voltage :
132/6.9/3.3 KV (UNLOADED )
Current:
Frequency :
50 Hz
Vector Group :
YNY nd 011
quantity of oil :
17500Lts
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SWITCHYARD:
SALIENT FEATURES OF 132KV SWITCHTYARD:
20 OPERATING BAYS
02 GENERATORS
04 GRIDCO FEEDERS
06 SMELTER FEEDERS
BUS COUPLER
BUS TIE CUM BUS COUPLER
STATION TRANSFORMERS
01 BT BAY
ISOLATION TRANSFORMERS
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2. BUS COUPLER:
Two different bus sections of two different power transformers are
connected by means of a bus coupler.
The bus coupler becomes useful when one of the power transformers
fails or a fault occurs in either of the bus sections.
3. INSULATORS:
The overhead line conductors should be supported on the poles or
towers in such a way that currents from conductors do not flow to
earth through supports i.e., line conductors must be properly insulated
from supports. This is achieved by securing line conductors to supports
with the help of INSULATORS.
The insulators provide necessary insulation between line conductors
and supports and thus prevent any leakage current from conductors to
earth.
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TYPES OF INSULATORS:
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1.PIN TYPE:
2. SUSPENSION
TYPE:
3. STRAIN
INSULATORS:
4. SHACKEL
INSULATORS:
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The circuit breaker then opens to open the circuit such that other
instruments of the system can be protected.
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CURRENT TRANSFORMER
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VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER
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8. LIGHTNING ARRESTER:
A lightning arrester is a device used on electrical power systems
and telecommunication systems to protect the insulation and
conductors of the system from the damaging effects of lightning.
The typical lightning arrester has a high-voltage terminal and a ground
terminal.
When a lightning surge (or switching surge, which is very similar) travels
along the power line to the arrester, the current from the surge is
diverted through the arrestor, in most cases to earth.
LIGHTNING ARRESTER
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TRANSFORMER YARD:
Transformer yard consists of following types of transformers
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