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Insulation Coordination Study Rev 01
Insulation Coordination Study Rev 01
Insulation Coordination Study Rev 01
Appendices
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Section 1 Insulation Coordination Study
1.1 Purpose
The Insulation Coordination Study are performed to determine the following parameters of surge Arrestors for 220
kV side and 33 kV side including the neutral point for Lekela West Bakr 250 MW Substation, in according to
Schedule 2.4 – Employer’s Requirements – Electrical Technical Requirements, EUS specifcations, and IEC
standards:
a. Determine The maximum continuous operating voltage (MCOV) of surge Arrestor.
b. Determine the temporary overvoltage (TOV) Capability of surge Arrestor.
c. Determine the nominal discharge current of surge Arrestor.
d. Determine the lightning impulse protection level of surge Arrestor.
1.2 References
1.3.3. 220 kV system is solidly grounded and therefore, the earth fault overvoltage factor is selected to be 1.4 as per
clause 3.2.2., IEC 60099-5.
1.3.4. 33 kV system is earthed through Earthing transformer and therefore, the earth fault overvoltage factor is
selected to be 1.732 as per clause 3.2.2., IEC 60099-5.
1.3.5. The power frequency voltage versus time characteristic of the Arrestor should exceed the temporary
overvoltage amplitude versus duration of the system. As an approximation, amplitude and duration of temporary
overvoltage, the duration of which is between 0.1 sec. and 100 sec., can be converted to an equivalent amplitude,
Ueq, with a duration of 10 sec. (corresponding to the duration of the rated voltage in the operating duty test):
( )
Where:
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Ut is the amplitude of the temporary overvoltage.
Tt is the duration of temporary overvoltage in s.
Ueq is the amplitude of the equivalent 10s temporary overvoltage.
m is the exponent describing the power frequency voltage versus time characteristic of the Arrestor. For different
Arrestor designs the exponent varies 0.022 and 0.018 and an average value of 0.02 may be used.
1.3.6. The nominal discharge current is determined as per as per clause 3.2.3.2., IEC 60099-5.
1.3.7. The rated voltage of surge Arrestor of 220&33 kV neutral point is determined as per clause 5.1.2., IEC 60099-5.
1.3.8. Switching Impulse Protection Level of 220&33 kV neutral point surge Arrestor is determined as per clause
5.1.2., IEC 60099-5.
1.3.9. The acceptance criteria for parameter selection of surge Arrestor is as follow:
1.3.9.1. The continuous operating voltage of surge Arrestor shall be greater than the calculated maximum continuous
operating voltage (MCOV) of system.
1.3.9.2. The temporary overvoltage capability of surge Arrestor shall be greater than the calculated temporary
overvoltage of system.
1.3.9.3. The percentage protection margin for lightning of surge Arrestor shall be greater than or equal 15% as per
clause 4.6, IEEE Std C62.22.
1.3.10. The numerical values necessary for determining the main parameters of surge Arrestors have been calculated
in Appendix-01 and Appendix-01 .
1.4 Calculations
1.4.1. The main parameters of surge Arrestors are calculated using the guidelines specified in IEC-60071-2, IEC-
60099-5, and IEEE Std C62.22. and as per the spreadsheet in Appendix-01 and Appendix-02.
1.5 Results
Surge Arrestor for 220 kV neutral point Required Data Surge Arrestor Data
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1.5.3. Surge Arrestor for 33 kV Side
The table below summarizes the results for main parameters of surge Arrestors calculated in Appendix-02.
Required Surge
Surge Arrestor for 33 kV Side
Data Arrestor Data
The table below summarizes the results for main parameters of surge Arrestors calculated in Appendix-02.
Surge Arrestor for 220 kV neutral point Required Data Surge Arrestor Data
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Section 2 Conclusion
Based on above calculations, the following selected rating for surge Arrestors are accepted for manufacturers:
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