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Study Report Revision
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CLIENT: ENMAX Power Corporation
PROJECT: Transient Recovery Voltage Study

Substation 20
SIGNATURE DATE
PREPARED BY : Yuvaraj G 2020-06-29
Shwetadreesh
REVIEWED BY :
Ranganath 2020-06-29
APPROVED BY: Krishna Shastry

2020-06-29
ISSUE/REVISION INDEX
Issue Revision
Revision Details
Code No. By Rev’d. App. Date
00 GY SR SK 2020-06-29 Released for Review and Comments
Issue Codes: RC = Released for Construction, RD = Released for Design, RF = Released for Fabrication, RI = Released for Information, RP
= Released for Purchase, RQ = Released for Quotation, RR = Released for Review and Comments.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY...........................................................................................................................5
1 INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................6
2 DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE.......................................................................................................7
3 TRANSIENT RECOVERY VOLTAGE...........................................................................................8
3.1 METHODOLOGY..........................................................................................................................8
3.2 Scenarios......................................................................................................................................8
3.2.1 Scenario-1...................................................................................................................8
3.2.2 Scenario-2.................................................................................................................10
3.2.3 Scenario-3.................................................................................................................11
3.3 Results........................................................................................................................................13
3.4 Summary Of the Results...........................................................................................................13
3.5 Observation................................................................................................................................14
3.6 Conclusion.................................................................................................................................14
3.7 Reference...................................................................................................................................15
APPENDIX-A..........................................................................................................................................16
APPENDIX-B..........................................................................................................................................19
APPENDIX-C..........................................................................................................................................22
APPENDIX-D..........................................................................................................................................25
APPENDIX-E...........................................................................................................................................28
APPENDIX-F...........................................................................................................................................31
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List Of Table
Table 1. Transient Recovery Results-15kV Faults..................................................................................12
List Of Figures
Figure 1. TRV across Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13...............................................................................15

Figure 2.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13 (RMS).....................................15
Figure 3. TRV-A Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope............................................................................................16
Figure 4. TRV-B Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope............................................................................................16
Figure 5. TRV-C Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope............................................................................................17
Figure 6.TRV across Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13................................................................................18
Figure 7.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13 (RMS).....................................18
Figure 8.TRV-A Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope.............................................................................................19
Figure 9.TRV-B Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope.............................................................................................19
Figure 10.TRV-C Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope...........................................................................................20
Figure 11. TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1.....................................................................................21
Figure 12.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1 (RMS)............................................21
Figure 13.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope..............................................................................22
Figure 14.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope..............................................................................22
Figure 15.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope...............................................................................23
Figure 16.TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1......................................................................................24
Figure 17.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1 (RMS)............................................24
Figure 18.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope...............................................................................25
Figure 19.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope...............................................................................25
Figure 20.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope...............................................................................26
Figure 21.TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1525................................................................................27
Figure 22.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1525 (RMS).....................................27
Figure 23.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope.........................................................................28
Figure 24.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope.........................................................................28
Figure 25.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope.........................................................................29
Figure 26.TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1525................................................................................30
Figure 27.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1525 (RMS).....................................30
Figure 28.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope.........................................................................31
Figure 29.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope.........................................................................31
Figure 30.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope.........................................................................32
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Acronyms
A Ampere
CB Circuit Breaker
CT Current Transformer
kV Kilo Voltage
kA Kilo Ampere
MCOV Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage
MV Medium Voltage
PT Potential Transformer
RRR Rate of Rise of Recovery Voltage
REV Revenue Metering CT
SLD Single Line Diagram
SS Substation
Ur Rated Voltage
TRV Transient Recovery Voltage
SA Surge Arrester
SST1 Substation Transformer-1
SST2 Substation Transformer-2

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
ENMAX Power Corporation (EPC) hired SNC-Lavalin to Transient Recovery Voltage Study, to evaluate
the circuit breaker capability at Substation # 20 located at WEST WILLHURST, Calgary. The main
purpose of this study is to assess the Circuit Breaker Performance at Substation # 20, to ensure it
successfully the interrupt the fault current under worst case condition and to avoid the Circuit Breaker
damages in fault condition.
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1 INTRODUCTION
This report summarizes the results of Transient Recovery Voltage study carried out for New MV
switchgears at ENMAX Substation No 20. TRV study was carried out to assess the ability of new circuit
breakers to successfully interrupt fault currents under worst case fault scenarios.
TRV levels were assessed against the IEC standard breaker capability curves as outlined in IEC
standard 62271-100.
Studies were Performed in PSCAD /EMTDC modelling software v5.

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2 DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE

The SLD of 05 Substation is attached in Figure 2-1. The substation is feed by two Incoming
transformers 138/13.8kV and it supplies to the 13kV bus. The LV Side 13kV of the bus is arranged in
Double bus Double breaker scheme with Bus-tie is connected between the two buses and it is
supplying the outgoing feeders with the new Switchgears ratings as per the given SLD.
The components were modelled in PSCAD /EMTDC modelling software v5, as per the SLD.
In this substation we are going to conduct the 3phase Grounded and Ungrounded fault condition in the
system and to determine our new switchgears can withstand and interrupting the fault current under
worst case scenario.
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3 TRANSIENT RECOVERY VOLTAGE

When circuit breakers are involved in switching, such as making and breaking, transient over voltages
occur across the breakers. These voltages occur due to circuit breaker isolating two circuits and its two
ends. These two isolated circuits try to oscillate its stored energy within its circuit. Hence voltage exists
between the circuit breaker after some duration of breaking, this voltage is termed as the transient
recovery voltage of the circuit breaker. The circuit breaker suitability study is to determine whether the
circuit breaker can withstand the transient recovery voltage without any restrike. If any there is any
serious restrike predicted for the circuit breaker, then suggestion like capacitors placement across the
circuit breaker or recommending a higher voltage circuit breaker are provided.
The TRV Study Scenarios and the results for the ENMAX Substation 05 is presented below.
3.1 METHODOLOGY
The following steps were taken in this Study which we mentioned below,
a. We need to calculate the Thevenin equivalents and update them in the presently provided
Existing TRV models.
b. Then we ran and created 3-Phase & 1-Phase Fault on the Incomer Side (HV Terminals) of the
substation, to calculate the Impedance (Positive & Zero Sequence) values of the Network.
c. After that we deleted all the Remaining Substations which is present outside of Sub 05.
d. Then we modelled the Thevenin’s Equivalent Source for the Sub 05.
e. We run the modelling to find the errors if any in the network, before proceeding further.
f. Debugging the error after that we updated the existing modelling as per the given New SLD
which is provided by the customer.
g. Revised the Model and we created the 3phase Fault (Ungrounded & Grounded) across the
terminals of the Circuit Breakers, Bus & Outgoing Feeders as per the Scenarios.
h. Based on the results with respect to the scenarios to ensure that the new breakers which is
successfully interrupt the Fault current under worst case condition or not.
i. And to determine if there are any breaches in the TRV Capability as per the Standard Practise
IEC 62271-100.
j. Based on the results which we get from the PSCAD, all the Circuit Breakers of TRV is well
within the limit as per the IEC Standard. Here there is no violation is happened in the Substation
05. So, we don’t suggest any mitigation technique for this Study.
3.2 Scenarios
3.2.1 Scenario-1
In this scenario, both the incomer circuit breakers from transformers T1 & T3 at 13kV bus are in
closed condition, with bus couplers are in open condition. A terminal fault is created at one of the
outgoing load feeder circuit breakers.
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Case-1: 3Phase Ungrounded Fault at the Breaker BRK_20B8_20B13 Terminal
Description:
In Normal Scenario, the Case-1 TRV study is performed in one of the Outgoing feeders of the Circuit
Breaker in 13kV bus. We created the 3Phase Ungrounded Fault across the Circuit Breaker Terminal
which is highlighted and the Time of applying Fault is 0.1166667[s] and we considered as a Permanent
Fault. After applied the fault, the circuit breaker will operate after 3 cycles 0.1666667[s] to open it. Then
we analyzed and compared the TRV voltage results of the selected CB as per the IEC Standard
Practice. The Simulation results are attached in Appendix-A.
Case-2: 3Phase Grounded Fault at the Breaker BRK_20B8_20B13 Terminal

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Description:
In Normal Scenario, the Case-1 TRV study is performed in one of the Outgoing feeders of the Circuit
Breaker in 13kV bus. We created the 3Phase Grounded Fault across the Circuit Breaker Terminal
which is highlighted and the Time of applying Fault is 0.1166667[s] and we considered as a Permanent
Fault. After applied the fault, the circuit breaker will operate after 3 cycles 0.1666667[s] to open it. Then
we analyzed and compared the TRV voltage results of the selected CB as per the IEC Standard
Practice. The Simulation results are attached in Appendix-B.
3.2.2 Scenario-2
In this scenario, one of the incomer circuit breakers from transformers T1 & T3 at 13kV bus are in
open condition, with bus coupler in closed condition. A terminal fault is created at the Bus
coupler.
Case-3: 3Phase Ungrounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_20B8_20BT1
Description:
In Case-3 TRV study is performed in Bus-Coupler of the Circuit Breaker in 13kV bus. We created the
3Phase Ungrounded Fault on the Main bus which is highlighted and the Time of applying Fault is
0.1166667[s] and we considered as a Permanent Fault. After applied the fault, the circuit breaker will
operate after 3 cycles 0.1666667[s] to open it. Then we analyzed and compared the TRV voltage
results of the selected CB as per the IEC Standard Practice. The Simulation results are attached in
Appendix-C.
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Case-4: 3Phase grounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_20B8_20BT1
Description:
In Case-4 TRV study is performed in Bus-Coupler of the Circuit Breaker in 13kV bus. We created the
3Phase Grounded Fault on the Main bus which is highlighted and the Time of applying Fault is
Appendix-D.
3.2.3 Scenario-3
In this scenario, both the incomer circuit breakers from transformers T1 & T3 at 13kV bus are in
closed condition, with bus couplers are in open condition. And one of the Outgoing feeder
breakers is in open and the Bus-tie is in Closed condition in the circuit. A terminal fault is created
on the Bus-tie breakers.
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Case-5: 3Phase Ungrounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_NC
Description:
In Case-5 TRV study is performed in Bus-Tie of the Circuit Breaker in 13kV bus. We created the
3Phase Ungrounded Fault on the Bus-tie bus which is highlighted and the Time of applying Fault is
Appendix-E.
Case-6: 3Phase Grounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_NC

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Description:
In Case-5 TRV study is performed in Bus-Tie of the Circuit Breaker in 13kV bus. We created the
3Phase Grounded Fault on the Bus-tie bus which is highlighted and the Time of applying Fault is
Appendix-F.
3.3 Results
The TRV Study is analyzed for ENMAX Substation 05 and we created the 3P Ungrounded & Grounded
faults across the Circuit Breaker Terminal, Outgoing Feeders and the Bus.
The following plots are generated and analyzed:
1. TRV across Breaker

2. Fault Current Contributions from the breakers
3. TRV Vs Breaker Envelope
3.4 Summary Of the Results
Summary of results observed under Scenario 1, 2 & 3 for various types of fault cases are tabulated in
Table 1 below.
Table 1. Transient Recovery Results-15kV Faults

Voltage Fault Violation
Fault Breaker Tag % Rated
Scenarios Cases/Faults Class Contribution
Location Number Capacity RRRV PEAK
(kV) (KA)
Scenario-1 3Phase Outgoing
15 13.64 55% None None
( T1 & T3 are Ungrounded Load Feeder
BRK_20B8_20B13
Closed + B/C 3Phase Breaker
open) 15 Terminal 13.73 55% None None
Grounded
Scenario-2 3Phase
15 Bus Coupler 13.66 55% None None
( T1 is Closed Ungrounded
Breaker BRK_20B8_20BT1
& T3 are open 3Phase
15 Terminal 13.75 55% None None
+ B/C Closed) Grounded
Scenario-3 3Phase
15 Bus Coupler 13.72 55% None None
( T1 & T3 are Ungrounded
Breaker BRK_NC
Closed + B/C 3Phase
15 Terminal 13.82 55% None None
open ) Grounded
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3.5 Observation
It is Observed from the summary of the results, the fault contribution under Case 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 is
observed to be 55% respectively of circuit breaker rating of 25kA. Hence TRV is observed to be within
the T60 capability envelope.
3.6 Conclusion
From the TRV studies carried out for New 13kV switchgear at ENMAX Substation, it is observed that
the TRV and RRRV levels are well within the capability of the new 13kV circuit breakers is assessed as
per IEC 62271-100. Hence the selected 13kV breakers at ENMAX Substation 20 are adequate for the
application.
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3.7 Reference
[1] IEC Std 62271-100, High Voltage Switchgear and Control Gear for Alternating Current Circuit
Breakers.
[2] IEEE C37.011-2019, Application Guide of Transient Recovery Voltage for AC High Voltage
Circuit Breakers with rated maximum voltage above 1000V
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APPENDIX-A
 Simulation results
Figure 1. TRV across Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13
Figure 2.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13 (RMS)
: Graphs
ifrms_20B13
16.0
13.234
14.0 0.000
12.0 -13.234
10.0 Min 0.000
Max 13.642
8.0
Diff 13.642
6.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
-2.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.24
0.00
f -4.21
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Figure 3. TRV-A Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVA_20B13 ENVA_20B13
80.00
-2.587
60.00 0.000
40.00 2.587
Min -11.097
20.00
Max 11.089
0.00 Diff 22.186
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.42
Figure 4. TRV-B Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVB_20B13 ENVB_20B13
80.00
-9.127
60.00 0.000
40.00 9.127
Min -11.102
20.00
Max 15.903
0.00 Diff 27.004
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.30
0.00
f -3.37
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Figure 5. TRV-C Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVC_20B13 ENVC_20B13
80.00
2.090
60.00 0.000
40.00 -2.090
Min -11.092
20.00
Max 11.100
0.00 Diff 22.191
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.30
0.00
f -3.38
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APPENDIX-B
Figure 6.TRV across Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13
: Graphs
TRV_20BT1
20.0
5.985
15.0 0.000
-5.985
10.0 Min -12.226
5.0 Max 11.047
Diff 23.273
0.0
-5.0
-10.0
-15.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.28
0.00
f -3.59
Figure 7.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13 (RMS)
: Graphs
ifrms_20B13
16.0
13.208
14.0 0.000
12.0 -13.208
10.0 Min 0.000
Max 13.731
8.0
Diff 13.731
6.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
-2.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.25
0.00
f -4.01
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Figure 8.TRV-A Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVA_20B13 ENVA_20B13
80.00
-2.587
60.00 0.000
40.00 2.587
Min -12.490
20.00
Max 11.089
0.00 Diff 23.579
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.42
Figure 9.TRV-B Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVB_20B13 ENVB_20B13
80.00
-9.127
60.00 0.000
40.00 9.127
Min -11.102
20.00
Max 13.650
0.00 Diff 24.751
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.30
0.00
f -3.37
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Figure 10.TRV-C Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVC_20B13 ENVC_20B13
80.00
2.090
60.00 0.000
40.00 -2.090
Min -11.092
20.00
Max 11.100
0.00 Diff 22.191
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.30
0.00
f -3.38
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APPENDIX-C
Figure 11. TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1
: Graphs
TRV_20BT1
20.0
5.986
15.0 0.000
-5.986
10.0 Min -11.060
5.0 Max 11.047
Diff 22.108
0.0
-5.0
-10.0
-15.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.28
0.00
f -3.59
Figure 12.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1 (RMS)
: Graphs
ifrms_20BT1
16.0
13.246
14.0 0.000
12.0 -13.246
10.0 Min 0.000
Max 13.661
8.0
Diff 13.661
6.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
-2.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.25
0.00
f -4.02
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Figure 13.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVA_20BT1 ENVA_20BT1
80.00
-2.697
60.00 0.000
40.00 2.697
Min -11.080
20.00
Max 11.071
0.00 Diff 22.151
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.42
Figure 14.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVB_20BT1 ENVB_20BT1
80.00
10.886
60.00 0.000
40.00 -10.886
Min -11.068
20.00
Max 15.601
0.00 Diff 26.669
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.48
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Figure 15.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope
: Graphs
TRVC_20BT1 ENVC_20BT1
80.00
9.491
60.00 0.000
40.00 -9.491
Min -11.074
20.00
Max 11.064
0.00 Diff 22.138
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.44
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APPENDIX-D
Figure 16.TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1
: Graphs
TRV_20BT1
20.0
5.985
15.0 0.000
-5.985
10.0 Min -12.226
5.0 Max 11.047
Diff 23.273
0.0
-5.0
-10.0
-15.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.28
0.00
f -3.59
: Graphs
ifrms_20BT1
16.0
13.219
14.0 0.000
12.0 -13.219
10.0 Min 0.000
Max 13.754
8.0
Diff 13.754
6.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
-2.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.25
0.00
f -4.02
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: Graphs
80.00
-2.698
60.00 0.000
40.00 2.698
Min -12.226
20.00
Max 11.071
0.00 Diff 23.297
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.42
: Graphs
80.00
10.886
60.00 0.000
40.00 -10.886
Min -11.088
20.00
Max 13.544
0.00 Diff 24.632
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.48
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: Graphs
80.00
9.490
60.00 0.000
40.00 -9.490
Min -11.074
20.00
Max 11.064
0.00 Diff 22.138
-20.00
-40.00
-60.00
-80.00
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.29
0.00
f -3.44
.
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APPENDIX-E
: Graphs
ifrms_20BT
16.0
13.230
14.0 0.000
12.0 -13.230
10.0 Min 0.000
Max 13.720
8.0
Diff 13.720
6.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
-2.0
sec 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.25
0.00
f -4.01
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: Graphs
80.00
-2.482
60.00 0.000
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Study Report Revision

ENMAX SUB-20 TRV Study No Date Page

CLIENT: ENMAX Power Corporation

PROJECT: Transient Recovery Voltage Study

PREPARED BY : Yuvaraj G 2020-06-29

APPROVED BY: Krishna Shastry

2 DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE.......................................................................................................7

3 TRANSIENT RECOVERY VOLTAGE...........................................................................................8

Table 1. Transient Recovery Results-15kV Faults..................................................................................12

Figure 1. TRV across Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13...............................................................................15

MCOV Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage

RRR Rate of Rise of Recovery Voltage

REV Revenue Metering CT

SLD Single Line Diagram

TRV Transient Recovery Voltage

SST1 Substation Transformer-1

SST2 Substation Transformer-2

Studies were Performed in PSCAD /EMTDC modelling software v5.

2 DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE

3 TRANSIENT RECOVERY VOLTAGE

Case-1: 3Phase Ungrounded Fault at the Breaker BRK_20B8_20B13 Terminal

Case-2: 3Phase Grounded Fault at the Breaker BRK_20B8_20B13 Terminal

Case-3: 3Phase Ungrounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_20B8_20BT1

Case-4: 3Phase grounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_20B8_20BT1

Case-5: 3Phase Ungrounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_NC

Case-6: 3Phase Grounded Fault at Bus Coupler BRK_NC

The following plots are generated and analyzed:

1. TRV across Breaker

3.4 Summary Of the Results

Table 1. Transient Recovery Results-15kV Faults

Figure 1. TRV across Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13

Figure 2.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13 (RMS)

Figure 3. TRV-A Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope

Figure 4. TRV-B Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope

Figure 5. TRV-C Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope

Figure 7.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _ BRK_20B8_20B13 (RMS)

Figure 8.TRV-A Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope

Figure 9.TRV-B Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope

Figure 10.TRV-C Vs BRK_20B13 Envelope

Figure 11. TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1

Figure 12.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1 (RMS)

Figure 13.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope

Figure 14.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope

Figure 15.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope

Figure 16.TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1

Figure 17.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1 (RMS)

Figure 18.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope

Figure 19.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope

Figure 20.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1 Envelope

Figure 21.TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1525

Figure 22.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1525 (RMS)

Figure 23.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope

Figure 24.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope

Figure 25.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope

Figure 26.TRV across Breaker _20S13_20BT1525

Figure 27.Fault Current Contribution from Breaker _20S13_20BT1525 (RMS)

Figure 28.TRV-A Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope

Figure 29.TRV-B Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope

Figure 30.TRV-C Vs BRK_20S13_20BT1525 Envelope