STANDARD PARAMETER OF 800 KV CLASS TRANSMIISSION SYSTEM IN INDIA PREFACE Earlier in the year 1990 Central Electricity Authority (CEA) brought out a report detailing parameters of the 800 kV class equipment and transmission line material based on the recommendations of Working Groups constituted following the decision of Government of India to select 800 kV (with 765 kV as the nominal voltage) as the next higher AC Transmission voltage in the country. Following this, a good number of lines were identified at this voltage. Though some of these lines have been installed maintaining 800 kV class parameters, they are being operated at 400 kV level for want of adequate power development. Accordingly associated substations continue to be at 400 kV level. But with the initiative taken to have electricity for all by the year 2012, coinciding with the end of 11th five-year plan, now it is a near-reality to charge the above mentioned lines at 765 kV and construct few more intra-regional and inter-regional lines at that level with a dozen or so number of substations. Keeping this in mind and the progress that has been further made and as experienced in few countries that have this class of transmission system, it was felt necessary to revive the Standing EHV Committee of CEA with representations from leading power utilities and manufacturers in the country. As per order of Ministry of Power it was reconstituted in the year 2000. A few meetings took place for revising the salient parameters of 800 kV class of equipment and transmission material and reviewing those for 400 kV level through separate groups. The present report is an outcome of the deliberations in the meetings and inputs received from the members concerned. It is expected that the contents would serve power utilities as the basis of design and engineering of 800 kV transmission system in the country.
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BASIC SYSTEM PARAMETERS OF 800 KV SYSTEMS 1. Rated voltage kV : 800 2. Nominal Voltage kV : 765 3. Rated frequency Hz : 50 4. System Neutral Earthing : Effectively earthed 5. Rated current A : 2000 6. Short circuit current and duration kA : 40 for one second
7. Creepage distance
* These are the values suggested in IEC- 815, 1986, which is applicable to System Voltage of up to 525kV. As the pollution withstand characteristics is known to be non-linear for higher voltages, requiring increased creepage distance in proportion to the non-linearity factor. Studies by ENEL, EPRI, CIGRE suggest that this factor may be as high as 20% for 800 kV System. Hence creepage distances presented in the Table are to be appropriately increased. Further, these values may not be suitable for station insulation since the influence of diameter is considerable on the pollution performance. 8.
Insulation Levels Reactors/ CBs/Isolators/CVTs/CTs Transformers Basic
Insulation level
kV(peak) 1950
2400 Basic
switching level
kV(peak) 1550
1550 Power
frequency
kV (rms) -
830 RIV at
508 kV rms
Micro
-
1000(Max.) Basic
Insulation level
kV(peak)
2400 Basic
Switching level
kV(peak)
1550 Power
frequency
kV(rms)
830 RIV at 508 kV (rms) Micro volts 500(Max.)
TRANSFORMER Generator
Transformers
Maximum
flux density in any part Withstand
capability for 25%
minutes :
1 Withstand
capability for 40%
seconds :
5 2. Connections
: HV Star, Neutral effectively earthed 3. Connection symbol : YN, dll (in 3 phase bank) 4. Terminals: a) LV Terminals 36 kV, 12500 amps. oil filled type bushing mounted on turrets, suitable for connections to bus bars in isolated phase bus ducts which shall have spacing of 1500 mm for each 210 MVA single-phase unit of the 630 MVA three phase bank. For each of 266.6 MVA single phase unit of 800 MVA, 3 phase bank, 2 Nos. 36 kV, 12500 Amp bushings per termination shall be used (Total 4 Nos. bushings). b) HV Terminal line end : 800 kV oil filled 1250 amps. condenser bushing with test tap. No arcing horns shall be provided. Neutral ends : 36 kV porcelain bushing. No arcing horns shall be provided. Auto
Transformers 1. Ratings
tolerance �10% �15% �15% Max. flux
density in any part of core and Withstand
capability for 25% above the
minutes : 1 Withstand
capability for 40% above the
seconds : 5
2. Connection
: HV/IV Star auto with neutral effectively
earthed 3. Connection
Symbol : YNa0, dll 4. Short
Circuit Level : 800 kV - 40 kA (rms) for 1 second
420 kV
- 40 and 63 kA(rms) for 1
second
245 kV
- 40 kA (rms) for 1
second 5. Terminals: a) LV
Terminals - 52
kV oil filled condenser bushings. The bushings
shall be b) IV
terminal -
245/420 kV oil filled condenser bushings with test tap.
No c) HV
Terminal -
800 kV oil filled condenser bushing with test tap. No
Neutral end
-
36 kV porcelain bushing. No arcing horns shall be
provided. Insulation
Levels: Lightning, switching Impulse and Power frequency voltage level.
In
the event when transferred surges are higher than 250 (kV
peak) the insulation level of tertiary winding and
bushing are to be chosen accordingly. Partial discharge At
1.5 x Um kV, pico
coloumbs
500 (Max.) BUSHINGS
: 1)
The voltage and current ratings, basic
insulation level and creepage distance of the
CIRCUIT BREAKERS
DISCONNECTS/EARTHING
SWITCHES
INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS Current
Transformers 1.
Rated primary currents
A : 2000 2.
Rated secondary current
A : 1 3.
Number of cores
: 5 4.
Rated continuous thermal
: 120%
Data
for TPY/TPX Core(Alternative to Core I & Core II)
Protection Schemes Line
Protection 1)
Main I
Carrier aided distance protection suitable for use with
different carrier modes. 2)
Main II
Carrier aided protection based on directional comparison
using wave detection or 3)
Directional Earth fault Scheme
Two sets of directional earth fault relays, one for each
main protection to cover high 4)
Over-voltage
Protection
The relay to have two stages and shall be able to monitor
phase to neutral voltage Auto
Transformer Protection 1)
Differential Protection 2) High impedance differential protection 3) Over fluxing protection. 4) Back-up directional over current protection. 5) Overload protection. 6) Neutral standby earth protection 7) Delta circulating current protection. Shunt
Reactor Protection 1) Differential protection 2)
Restricted
earthfault protection 3)
Back-up
protection Bus
Bar Protection High
speed differential protection with features for checking
the security as required. Circuit Breaker Failure Protection In the
event of circuit breaker failure, all circuit breakers
connected to the Bus Section to which the fault circuit
breaker is connected shall be tripped with minimum
possible time delay. Other
Equipments a)
Distance to Fault Locator Distance to Fault Locator shall be installed for identifying the location of faults and for taking preventive measures against fault prone areas. b)
Disturbance Recording Equipment i)
Disturbance Recorder
Disturbance Recorder shall be micro-processor based and
shall be used to record the ii) Event Logging Equipment
The Event Logger is recommended to record the status of
800 kV Switchyard POWER LINE CARRIER
COMMUNICATION A. Coupling Devices.
B. Line
Traps
D. VF Protection Signalling
E. Coupling Capacitors
SURGE ARRESTERS
SWITCHYARD LAYOUT
Conductor:
Earthwire :
Disc Insulators and Insulator Strings:
Towers
:
8.
Clearances:
Jumper Zone
I & II
Nil
5,100 mm Zone
III & IV
Nil
5,100 mm Zone
V & VI
Nil
5,100
mm Pilot string Nil 5,100 mm 20� 4,400 mm iv) Mid span separation mm : 12,400
v) For ground undulation,
mm
:
300
vi) Creep compensation for
: Height of
tower may be increased 9) Loadings :
Loadings shall be determined for the
- Combination
I SHUNT REACTORS
145 kV
NEUTRAL GROUNDING REACTOR FOR GROUNDING SHUNT REACTOR.
SHUNT REACTOR (Connected
to tertiary of power transformer to provide back-up
reactive compensation)
INTERFERENCE LEVELS Transmission
Lines 1. RI should not exceed 50 dB for 80% of the time duration during the year. 2. TVI- The minimum signal to noise ratio should be 30. 3. Audio noise level for 800 kV system should be less than 55 dB(A). 4.
Electrostatic field should
be less that 10 kV/m below the outermost phase PTCC: 1.
Maximum value of induced
volts -
650 2.
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