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    POWER MANAGEMENTUnderstanding the construction and operating

    the Power Management

    AIM2000 ver. 7.3.x

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    Power Management

    Generator: symbol, text, instrument panel

    Bus tie

    SwitchBoardload -andconsumercontrol

    Emergencygenerator- not

    operational

    Heavyconsumers- not

    operational

    Schematic overview of power production and distribution

    Generators load mode

    Description in line 1 in the generator symbol

    The generators operate in one of four modes:

    Manual: All operations are done by the operator

    Symmetric: Shares the load equally between the

    generators

    Asymmetric: Shares the load unequally between the

    generators. Main generator takes 80% of its maximum

    load.

    Fix: Sets the load at the level shown when thecommand is executed

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    The generators can be in standby or not-standby mode

    Not-standby generators are excluded fromthe automatic operation sequencecontrolled by the SVC

    Standby generators are ready foractivating

    All standby generators have a standbynumber which determines the order of

    automatic operation

    The generators are started in ascendingorder and stopped in descending order

    Generators control mode

    Description in line 3 in the generator symbol

    Start/stop-sequences are shown

    Typical states are CONNECTED, STOPPED,REDUCE LOAD and STOPPING

    Description in line 4 in the generator symbol

    BLOCKED Must be reset to remove the block

    INHIBIT Operations are inhibited because values are

    missing or out of range

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    The generator operation menu

    Click on a button to operate

    To set a generator in standby mode:Enter a standby number in the dialogbox

    STOP The generator must be disconnected before stopping

    START The generator must be disconnected before starting

    DISCONNECT The generator must be disconnected before stopping

    CONNECT The generator must be running before connection

    STANDBY Sets the generator in standby mode.

    A dialog box for entering a standby number appears.

    NOT STBY Sets the generator in not-standby mode

    INCREASE Incr the load in manual mode, setp in fixed load

    DECREASE Decr the load in manual mode, setp in fixed loadMANUAL Selects the manual mode for the generator

    FIX Selects the fixed load for the generator

    SYMMETRIC Selects the symmetric load for the generator

    ASYMMETRIC Selects the asymmetric load for the generator

    RESET Resets a blocked generator

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    Switch Board

    The SB manages the distribution net andload sharing

    One SB can manage up to 4 generators

    Several SBs can be connected with bustie breakers

    Several SBs connected operate as oneunit

    Bustiebreaker

    The symbol consists of:

    BUS TIE: A thick, green line below the generator symbol

    INSTRUMENT PANEL: The panel shows current load,

    available load and SB modes.

    OPERATION MENU: Click the left mouse button when

    pointing at the value of load or available load on the

    instrument panel

    POP UP MENU: Click the right mouse button when

    pointing at the thick green line

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    Load dependent start/stop

    - One or more generators must be in standby mode

    - Load dependent start/stop can be initiated when limits in kW or %

    are reached (% in this example)

    - Load dependent start/stop is delayed to prevent start/stop signals

    on temporary variations

    - Load dependent start can have two limits: one with low level and long

    time and one with high value and short time.

    Number of

    connected DDGs

    Start

    limit 1

    Start

    limit 2

    Stop

    limitDelay Delay Delay

    1 84% 30s 90% 10s - -2 86% 30s 91% 10s 70% 15min

    3 88% 30s 92% 10s 70% 15min

    4 - - - - 70% 15min

    Example:

    Each generator max load 2400 kW.

    2 generators are running. At what load do one more generator start?

    2 x 2400 kW x 86% = 4128 kW in more than 30 sec or

    2 x 2400 kW x 91% = 4368 kW in more than 10 sec.

    What is the load when one of the 3 running generators stop?

    2 x 2400 kW x 70% = 3360 in more than 15 min