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Earthing Transformers PDF
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A#STRA$T%&
Normall' power s'stems an( net wor)s are operate( un(er varia*le comple+ stresses. In power s'stems the faults are not avo(a*le even after ta)in, utmost care at ever' sta,e&from plannin, to maintainance. The ,roun(in, of a circuit re(uces potential stresses un(er fault con(ition. -ower fee(in, from (elta (elta or if there is no accessi*ilit' for star connecte( transformers occasionall' shorte( to ,roun( is ver' common&un&intentional ,roun(in, occurs an' where from the fee(in, s'stem to utili.ation e/uipment The main o*jective of ,roun(in, neutral is to ma)e a short circuit current sufficient in ma,nitu(e for the rela' action. This article restricte( to .i,&.a, t'pe with oil fille( transformers. The neutral point is usuall' availa*le at ever' volta,e level from ,enerator to transformers. In the a*sence of a power transformer of suita*le capacit'0 connection an( (esi,n a separate ,roun(in, transformer can *e use( . The' are in(uctive (evices inten(e( primaril' to provi(e a neutral point for ,roun(in, purpose. The main purpose of this paper is to (iscuss a*out the (ifference *etween Earthin, transformer an( -ower transformer an( to (iscuss a*out the (esi,nin, of earth transformers.
INTR!12$TI!N%&
A transformer is a (evice which electroma,neticall' transfers A.$. volta,e from one level to another level. An earthin, transformer is a transformer primaril' to provi(e a neutral point for ,roun(in, purpose. The sole (ut' of the ,roun(in, transformer is to pass ,roun( current (urin, an earth fault.0 an( it carries no useful loa(. The (esira*le /uantities of an earthin, transformer are low .ero impe(ance an( low losses 3no loa( losses4.
www.1000projects.com www.fullinterview.com www.chetanasprojects.com -ermittin, the circulation of un*alance( loa( current in the neutral To limit the current (urin, line to earth faults To earth the s'stem To provi(e sin,le phase line to neutral loa( $an *e use( with resistance 5reactance5arc suppression coil
COMPARISION CHARACTERISTICS
2.29MVA (S.C) 6.6KV 600 Amps(ET@) ET7 -urpose 89A ratin, 9olta,es in ,eneral No of win(in,s 1irection of power flow S.$ with stan( (uration <osses To provi(e a neutral point for earthin, Short time 2p to ::)v !ne5two 2ni (irection 10sec.to 1 min No loa( losses 2MVA11/0.433KV D !" 1 (PT@) -T7 Rai(in, or lowerin, volta,es $ontinuous Hi,her volta,es3even ;;089 an( a*ove4 !ne5two5three #I&(irectional ; sec No loa( losses an( loa( losses
www.1000projects.com www.fullinterview.com www.chetanasprojects.com "a,neti.in, current -riorit' for impe(ance Short circuit current <ea)a,e reactance
9er' less =ero se/uence impe(ance 1epen(s on s'stem from few hun(re( amperes to few thousan( amperes <ittle
T'pe of volta,e mi+e( Transportation Short circuit temperature In (e,rees centi,ra(e Harmonic resi(uals <oa( factor Insulation Efficienc' $ost
6ei,hts0 losses0 (imensions an( cost factors are much lower. Rise of oil 5win(in, temperature is ver' less. Hi,her specific loa(in, an( efficienc'. "ore si,nificant factor is .ero se/uence impe(ance.
6hen specif'in, ratin, of the earthin, transformer the important parameters are% 1. V+"&-/'2) The line&to&line volta,e of the s'stem. ;. C3(('!&2)The ma+imum neutral current to carr' for a specifie( (uration. In a ,roun(e( s'stem it is *ase( on the t'pe of ,roun(in,. 1epen(in, on their (uration0 several rates of short :. T%m'2)1esi,ne( to carr' rate( current for a short time (uration i.e.0 10 secon(s to F0 secon(s .1epen(in, upon the time settin, of the protective ,ear on the s'stem0 An( the location of the transformer .Earthin, transformer time is 10 sec for protection0 an( for fee(er it I F0 sec. G. R'-*&-!*'2)this /uantit' is a function of the initial s'mmetrical three phase short circuit 89A. It is also *ase( on the t'pe of ,roun(in,0 an( t'pe of application of li,htnin, arrester an( transient over volta,es.
www.1000projects.com www.fullinterview.com www.chetanasprojects.com The (esire( electrical parameters of the earthin, transformer are to *e achieve( *' verif'in, the calculations *ase( on electrical0 mechanical an( thermal computations. Such as the re/uire( electrical stren,th0 mechanical ru,,e(ness0 ('namic an( thermal resistance of the win(in,s in the event of short circuit0 are to *e Solve( carefull' at the (esi,ne( sta,e. when (esi,ne( as an earthin, transformer it is 2suall' manufacture( as an auto transformer 3inter&start4.
The followin, *rief (etails refer to a core t'pe oil fille( transformer with c'lin(rical win(in,s for .i,&.a,&with or without au+iliar' win(in,&which are popular all over the worl(. The core of such a transformer is *uilt in the same manner as that of a transformer @the onl' (ifference is that instea( of two win(in,s per lim* which is (ivi(e( into two e/ual portions0 an( connecte( as shown in fi,ure. The currents flowin, are in opposition0 there *' un(esira*le harmonics are avoi(e(. The choice of the win(in, confi,urations are (ictate( *' .ero se/uence impe(ance in a sin,le win(in, .with an au+iliar' *' *oth .ero se/uence an( short circuit impe(ance. Au+iliar' win(in, ma' *e use( continuousl' to suppl' station au+ilaries. The t'pe of win(in,s ma' *e either multila'er helical or (isc win(in,s mainl' *ase( on current an( volta,es .,enerall'0 volta,es of these transformers are up to :: 89 an( currents up to several )ilo amps *ase( on s'stem re/uirements .figure-3
shows (ifferent confi,urations .fi,ure&:*H:care re/uire( to meet *oth .ero se/uence impe(ance an( short circuit impe(ance .ma,netic an( electric loa(in,s are similar to that of a power transformer .the *asis for intimate temperature rise calculation is that all the heat is store( in the copper without (issipation to insulatin, me(ia or surroun(in,s .accor(in, to stan(ar(s 0the en( temperature rise (epen(s on the (uration of the fault the ultimate *ein, ;>0 c for a copper win(in, in oil .for continuous ratin, the calculation is similar to that of a normal power transformer .insulation (esi,n is mainl' *ase( on (& electric constants of paper an( oil .the i(eal stress (istri*ution can *e o*taine( throu,h fiel( plottin, *' the finite element metho( .*ecause of the fre/uent short circuit capa*ilit'0 reme(ial measures li)e stren,thenin, of the coils0 proper materials0 an( avoi(ance of ma,netic as'mmetr' are to *e o*serve(. Since onl' iron losses are to *e (issipate(0 the tan) (issipation is a(e/uate in a majorit' of the cases with au+iliar' loa(in, proper care is necessar' in respect of heat (issipation for the relia*ilit' of the transformer. In case of earthin, transformers for in(ustrial applications an( for heavil' pollute( atmosphere the (eman( is for *ushin,s of hi,her creep a,e (istances to avoi( fre/uent flashovers. urthers0 the e+ternal surfaces are to *e painte( with epo+' *ase paint .testin, of these transformers are in accor(ance with national an( international stan(ar(s to verif' various parameters. An(0 transportation of these transformers are similar to small power transformers.
C+!*"3s%+!2) Throu,h the earthin, transformers are of smaller ratin,s compare( to normal power an( EH9 transformers these are ver' critical e/uipments in utilit' an( in(ustrial applications. Their fault currents are (ifferent for (ifferent installations. $omparison of these in(ustrial transformers are to *e carefull' (ifferentiate(. A (eep stu(' is re/uire( for (ifferent earthin, metho(s0 an( for coor(ination of the s'stem e/uipments for relia*le operation. urther research stu(' on a (istri*ution transformer with out major mo(ification of their electrical parameters is (esire(. 6hen ,eoma,netic fiel( (istur*ances cause( *' 1$ in(uce( currents enter power s'stem at ,roun(e( neutral0 these are to *e carefull' evaluate( in comparison with line to earth fault currents. R'0'('!*'2 1. Electrical In(ia journal0 ;. www.,oo,le.com.