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P Pl t Power Plants A1M15ENY Lecture No 5 Lecture No. 5 Jan Špetlík spetlij@fel cvut cz - subject in e-mail ENYspetlij@fel.cvut.cz subject in e mail ENY Department of Power Engineering Faculty of Eelectrical Engineering CTU Technická 2 Department of Power Engineering, Faculty of Eelectrical Engineering CTU, Technická 2, 166 27 Praha 6

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  • P Pl tPower PlantsA1M15ENY

    Lecture No 5Lecture No. 5Jan Špetlík

    spetlij@fel cvut cz - subject in e-mail ENY”[email protected] subject in e mail „ENY

    Department of Power Engineering Faculty of Eelectrical Engineering CTU Technická 2Department of Power Engineering, Faculty of Eelectrical Engineering CTU, Technická 2, 166 27 Praha 6

  • Peak short circuit current is:

    2 1 7 2 25 59 9 kAi Iκ ′′

    73 4 10 3 1l −

    3 3. 2. 1,7. 2.25 59,9 kAp ki Iκ= = =Force between main conductors for both cases:

    72 2 60

    3 33 4. .10 3 1. . . . .59,9 .10 . 1, 242 kN

    2. 2 2. 2 0,5m p m

    lF id

    μ ππ π

    = = =

    F t

    0,73β = . 1rV Vσ = 0,2. 1,5.120 180 MPaqσ = =Factors:

    F ff t d t

    2 20 010 0 063b1) Vertical arrangement

    Force effects on conductors:

    31 242 10 1F l

    2 25 3. 0,010.0,063 3,97.10 m

    6 6a bZ −= = =

    33

    5

    . 1, 242.10 .1. . . 1.0,73. 2,85 MPa8. 8.3,97.10

    mm r

    F lV VZσ

    σ β −= = =

    0,2.tot qσ σ

  • 26 30,063.0,010

    2) Horizontal arrangement

    6 30,063.0,010 1,05.10 m6

    Z −= =

    33. 1, 242.10 .1F l3

    6

    . 1, 242.10 .1. . . 1.0,73. 107,9 MPa8. 8.1,05.10

    mm r

    F lV VZσ

    σ β −= = =

    C d OK b 0,2.tot qσ σ ⇒

    1) Vertical arrangement

    1 1α =, 2,7 . 2,72,85 F rtot

    V Vσ

    = > ⇒ =

    2 7 1 1 1 242 7 18 kNF V V Fα= = =

    1,1kritα =

    3. . . 2,7.1,1.1, 242 7,18 kND F r mF V V Fα= = =

    0,025 mT = ,

  • 7,18 0,13 0,025. 10,7 kN P+ = <

    Corresponding support is 16 kN

    . 10,7 kN0,8 0,13

    P<

    1,1k itα =0,20,8. 0,8.120 0 889 1 1V V

    σ= = < ⇒ =

    2) Horizontal arrangement

    1,1kritα0,889 1 . 1107,9 F rtot

    V Vσ

    = = < ⇒ =

    3. . . 1.1,1.1, 242 1,37 kND FF V V Fα= = =3. . . 1.1,1.1, 242 1,37 kND F r mF V V Fα

    0,052 mT =

    1,37 0,13 0,052. 2, 4 kN0,8 0,13

    P+ = <

    Corresponding support is 5 kN

  • Rem.

    For power outlet from medium sized generator a multiple rigid conductor arrangement can be used (in this case 3 x Al 63x10

    h )per phase)

    multiple bundled ACSRconductorsconductors

  • High current resin insulatedconductor system DURESCA

    Aluminum enclosed bus ducts are used for the most heavy currentused for the most heavy current demanding installations

  • GeneratorsIn power generation following types are used:

    - Round synchronous machines (two or four poles) for steam turbines up to 1000 MW

    - Salient pole synchronous machines (multipole) for hydroelectric power plants power output hundreds of MWpower plants, power output hundreds of MW

    - Cage induction machines- Doubly Fed Induction Generators (DFIG), power output tens of

    MW for wind farms

    Turbogenerators

    Hydrogenerators DFIGs

  • GeneratorsConstruction:

  • GeneratorsIM code:Mounting arrangementacc. to EN 60034-7acc. to EN 60034 7(generators + motors)

  • GeneratorsIC code: Cooling arrangement

    Cooling arrangement of generators:- Natural cooling - convection- Forced internal cooling (a speed dependent fan located on shaft)

    Natural + forced internal cooling (two circuits convection + fan)- Natural + forced internal cooling (two circuits convection + fan)- Forced external cooling (speed independent fan/pump)

  • GeneratorsIC code: Cooling arrangement

  • GeneratorsIC code:

  • GeneratorsClasses of the insulation system:Expresses thermal withstand of (winding) insulation materials, typically:Cl A E tt ilkClass A, E – cotton, silk, paperClass B, F – mica, glass fiber, asbestosClass H – silicone elastomer, porcelain, mica, glass fiberClass H silicone elastomer, porcelain, mica, glass fiber

    Rem.:Rem.: Class B / F – most common for 60 Hz / 50 Hz motorsMaterials for special insulation requirements (aerospace, nuclear, physics):Ceramics, silicon resins, teflon, chrome-iron/nickel clad copper (over 200 –600 °C)

  • Main Parameters SelectionRated apparent power:Dependent of turbine power output + rated power factor (~0,85) Formerly used generator series: 63 MVA / 125 MVA / 235 MVA /Formerly used generator series: 63 MVA / 125 MVA / 235 MVA /588 MVA / 1176 MVA

    Rated voltage:Rated voltage:Voltage selection with respect to In, insulation parameters, ability to protect the machine + outer networkpTypical voltage level Vn:

    Pn Vndo 50 MW 6 - 6,3 kV

    50-100 MW 10,5 - 11 kV

    100-200MW 13,8 kV,

    200-500 MW 15 - 15,75 kV

    1000 MW Temelín 24 kV

  • Basic Formulas for Steady State

    Steady state three phase power:

    *ˆ ˆ ˆ3 3 cos 3 sinS P j Q U I U I j U Iϕ ϕ= + = = +. 3. . 3. . .cos .3. . .sinf f fS P j Q U I U I j U Iϕ ϕ= + = = +

    2.3 i i 2d qX XU E UP U I β β

    −3. . .cos .sin . .sin 2

    2 .d q

    fd d q

    P U IX X X

    ϕ β β= = +

    2 2X X X XU E U U +2 2.3. . .sin .cos . .cos 2 .2 . 2 .

    d q d qf

    d d q d q

    X X X XU E U UQ U IX X X X X

    ϕ β β− +

    = = + −

  • Regulation Fundamentalsg

    ( ).sys P Wf f s P P= + −Governor: P-f regulation AVR: Q-V regulation

    ( ).ref Q WV V s Q Q= + −