This chapter analyzes switching overvoltages that occur during line energization of a 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 and Roi Et 2 substations in Thailand. The analysis considers line energization from Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 under various load conditions. Statistical simulations were performed to determine the maximum overvoltage of 1.706 per unit that could occur during line energization with protective devices installed. Surge arresters and shunt reactors help reduce overvoltages but have a minor effect.
This chapter analyzes switching overvoltages that occur during line energization of a 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 and Roi Et 2 substations in Thailand. The analysis considers line energization from Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 under various load conditions. Statistical simulations were performed to determine the maximum overvoltage of 1.706 per unit that could occur during line energization with protective devices installed. Surge arresters and shunt reactors help reduce overvoltages but have a minor effect.
This chapter analyzes switching overvoltages that occur during line energization of a 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 and Roi Et 2 substations in Thailand. The analysis considers line energization from Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 under various load conditions. Statistical simulations were performed to determine the maximum overvoltage of 1.706 per unit that could occur during line energization with protective devices installed. Surge arresters and shunt reactors help reduce overvoltages but have a minor effect.
4.1 Introduction In the extra high voltage (EHV) transmission line, switching overvoltages are used to determine the insulation design rather than lightning overvoltages. The insulation level required to withstand the switching surge overvoltages can had a significant influence on the cost of the transmission systems. Therefore, an accurate estimation of the switching overvoltages under various conditions of the operation is important factor for the design of transmission systems. Switching overvoltages result from the operation of switching devices, either during normal conditions or as a result of fault clearings. These transients have durations from ten to thousands of microseconds. This thesis investigates the switching overvoltages occurring during the switching of line circuit breaker on each side of the 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 and Thailand network at Roi Et 2 substation as shown in Figure 4.1. The analyses to assess the switching overvoltages in cases are as following: [4], [5], [16] - Line energization - Line re-energization due to single phase to ground and three phases to ground faults. Two cases above bring to get the highest overvoltage. In case of line re- energization, more than 85-90% comes from line to ground faults and the other comes from three phases to ground faults. However, case of three phases to ground faults has more damage than single line to ground fault.
4.2 Line Energization Analysis 4.2.1 Cases of the study The 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theu 2 and Roi Et 2 had double circuits. The study of line energization is divided into three cases as following: 58 1) Line energization from Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 circuit 1 with open circuit at the receiving end at RE 2 substation and energizing with load conditions. 2) Line energization from Nam Theu 2 to Roi Et 2 circuit 2 with open circuit at the receiving end at RE 2 substation. 3) Line energization from Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 circuit 1 and circuit 2 energizing with load. Switching overvoltages during line energization of the 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 and Thailand network at Rio Et 2 substation is analyzed with a presence of 444 kV surge arresters at both sides and 355 Mvar shunt reactors at Nam Theun 2 Power Plant and 255 Mvar at Roi Et 2 substation at both sides terminal. It was assumed that protection devices switched turning on/off during line energization. The 200 operations statistical switching are considered for finding that the maximum overvoltage occurring the transmission lines. 4.2.2 Methodology All cases of the study, the circuit breaker at bus the sending end is operating energizing to lines. The line energization overvoltages study during no load, half load and full load are considered. In case of line energization, it brings to get the maximum overvoltages and more damage, for example, open circuit breaker at the receiving end during the energization from the sending end will get the overvoltages at the receiving end. As well known, switching overvoltage occurred on power systems due to many factors which have an effect on the value and waveform. The maximum overvoltage is found out by the statistical method. This method is random many parameters such as circuit breaker closing time, time scatter between phases, line parameters. It should be note that the closing time plays an important role on the value of energization overvoltage. First step to study switching energization, we have to find out the worst closing and the statistical closing time. 4.2.3 Line Energizing from NTN 2- RE2 Circuit 1 Line energization overvoltage study of circuit 1, energizing from the sending end named NTN 2 to the receiving end named RE 2 as illustrated in Figure 4.1. 59
Figure 4.1 Single line diagram of 500 kV transmission line NTN 2 RE 2 substation circuit 1 energizing.
Before closing the circuit breaker of Nam Theun 2, the generator of power plant has to be in steady state condition. All line circuit breakers at both sides of these two circuits are opened and one set of line circuit breaker on the circuit 1 of the double circuit lines a Nam Theun 2 is operated. Since one circle of waveform has 20 ms, result in many closing times can apply for circuit breaker. To find the worst closing time ( mean closing time ), we have change the closing phase angle and find out the particular closing phase angle which can cause the highest value. Table: 4.1 shown the results for different closing time ( when the three phases closing at same time ). The highest overvoltage is 1.704 p.u occurred at the receiving end when the closing time is 15ms.
Table: 4.1. The effect of different closing time on the energization overvoltage closing 3 poles of circuit breaker at the same time from NTN 2 RE 2 with protection devices terminal. Maximum overvoltage at Roi Et 2 substation ( 1 p.u = 429 kV ) 60 Closing time ( ms ) Voltage ( kV L-N peak ) Voltage ( pu ) 0 711.797 1.659 1 728.564 1.698 2 730.517 1.703 3 718.479 1.675 4 724.676 1.689 5 731.185 1.704 6 723.486 1.686 7 718.853 1.676 8 730.494 1.703 9 727.547 1.696 10 711.932 1.660 11 728.738 1.699 12 730.689 1.703 13 718.632 1.675 14 724.818 1.690 15 731.191 1.704 16 723.638 1.687 17 719.000 1.676 18 730.643 1.703 19 727.698 1.696 20 712.105 1.660
The switching overvoltage during line energization of the 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 substation and Roi Et 2 substation circuit 1 are analyzed with presence of 444 kV line surge arresters at both sides and 3x55 Mvar shunt reactor at Nam Theun 2 Power Plant and 2x55 Mvar at Roi Et 2 receiving end. For the 200 operations are tested. The closing angle of main contract has normal distribution ( Gaussian normal ). The mean of main contract closing is 15 ms and standard deviation is 1 ms. It was assumed that protection devices switched on/off during line energization. The simulation results as illustrated in table 4.2 to table: 4.8. It is obvious that the highest value of line energization overvoltage could be 2.188 p.u. which case without arresters at both sides at no load condition. When the transmission line has installed arresters, the overvoltage can be reduced from 2.188 to 1.706 p.u. The shunt reactor can be also reduced the value of overvoltage, but the effect is minor from 1.750 to 1.706 p.u. The maximum at receiving end waveform during changing switched on/off protection devices at both sides as illustrated in Figure 4.2 to Figure 4.8. Table: 4.2 The 200 statistical calculations for energization overvoltage from NTN 2 RE 2 circuit 1 with protection devices. No. Voltage No. Voltage No. Voltage No. Voltage No. Voltage 61 ( p.u ) ( p.u ) ( p.u ) ( p.u ) ( p.u ) 1 1.688 41 1.695 81 1.693 121 1.700 161 1.702 2 1.702 42 1.704 82 1.665 122 1.676 162 1.694 3 1.706 43 1.697 83 1.704 123 1.681 163 1.692 4 1.704 44 1.690 84 1.701 124 1.676 164 1.699 5 1.699 45 1.701 85 1.703 125 1.665 165 1.702 6 1.703 46 1.704 86 1.702 126 1.702 166 1.680 7 1.704 47 1.697 87 1.680 127 1.703 167 1.682 8 1.699 48 1.703 88 1.694 128 1.682 168 1.704 9 1.686 49 1.686 89 1.704 129 1.688 169 1.701 10 1.701 50 1.691 90 1.671 130 1.680 170 1.700 11 1.702 51 1.703 91 1.704 131 1.698 171 1.678 12 1.676 52 1.706 92 1.706 132 1.702 172 1.694 13 1.695 53 1.688 93 1.672 133 1.685 173 1.703 14 1.703 54 1.704 94 1.674 134 1.662 174 1.690 15 1.664 55 1.703 95 1.704 135 1.703 175 1.703 16 1.697 56 1.697 96 1.678 136 1.694 176 1.702 17 1.691 57 1.686 97 1.706 137 1.704 177 1.702 18 1.703 58 1.691 98 1.688 138 1.704 178 1.662 19 1.667 59 1.703 99 1.706 139 1.690 179 1.701 20 1.702 60 1.686 100 1.702 140 1.704 180 1.697 21 1.704 61 1.695 101 1.703 141 1.667 181 1.703 22 1.704 62 1.704 102 1.686 142 1.689 182 1.691 23 1.704 63 1.697 103 1.705 143 1.678 183 1.704 24 1.703 64 1.690 104 1.676 144 1.704 184 1.671 25 1.678 65 1.701 105 1.686 145 1.705 185 1.702 26 1.688 66 1.704 106 1.706 146 1.672 186 1.702 27 1.704 67 1.697 107 1.704 147 1.693 187 1.683 28 1.702 68 1.703 108 1.693 148 1.704 188 1.705 29 1.696 69 1.686 109 1.697 149 1.704 189 1.704 30 1.678 70 1.691 110 1.699 150 1.674 190 1.674 31 1.687 71 1.703 111 1.703 151 1.704 191 1.665 32 1.694 72 1.706 112 1.683 152 1.702 192 1.702 33 1.680 73 1.688 113 1.706 153 1.681 193 1.676 34 1.701 74 1.704 114 1.704 154 1.684 194 1.694 35 1.704 75 1.703 115 1.693 155 1.703 195 1.669 36 1.704 76 1.697 116 1.684 156 1.686 196 1.678 37 1.676 77 1.686 117 1.671 157 1.702 197 1.704 38 1.705 78 1.691 118 1.680 158 1.702 198 1.697 39 1.691 79 1.703 119 1.691 159 1.703 199 1.703 40 1.704 80 1.686 120 1.700 160 1.700 200 1.702
62 From table: 4.2, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 with protection devices of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation. The line energization overvoltage in circuit breakers occurs at the closing time of 14.28 ms. The maximum overvoltage at the receiving end is reach 1.706 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at the receiving end is 1.662 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at the receiving end is 1.692 p.u and the standard deviation is 5.056 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.2.
Figure 4.2 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 with protection devices.
64 From table: 4.3, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 without shunt reactors at Nam Theun 2 of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation. The energization overvoltage in circuit breakers closing time is 14.31 ms. The maximum overvoltage at the receiving end is reach 1.723 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at the receiving end is 1.675 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at the receiving end is 1.709 p.u and the standard deviation is 5.582 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.3.
Figure 4.3 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 without shunt reactor at NTN 2.
66 From table: 4.4, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 without shunt reactors at Roi Et 2 of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation. The energization overvoltage in circuit breakers closing time is 14.31 ms. The maximum overvoltage at the receiving end is reach 1.731 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at the receiving end is 1.682 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at the receiving end is 1.717 p.u and the standard deviation is 5.835 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.4.
Figure 4.4 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 without shunt reactor at RE 2.
68 From table: 4.5, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 without arresters at Nam Theun 2 of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation. The line energization overvoltage closing time is 14.28 ms. The maximum overvoltage at receiving end is reach 1.716 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at receiving end is 1.667 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at receiving end is 1.702 p.u and the standard deviation is 5.787 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.5.
Figure 4.5 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 without Arrester at NTN 2.
70 From table: 4.6, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 without arresters at Rio Et 2 of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation, for energization overvoltage closing time is 17.47 ms. The maximum overvoltage at receiving end is 2.023 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at receiving end is 1.855 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at receiving end is 1.980 p.u and the standard deviation is 18.524 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.6.
Figure 4.6 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 without Arrester at RE 2.
72 From table: 4.7, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 without shunt reactors at both sides of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation, for energization overvoltage closing time is 14.31ms. The maximum overvoltage at receiving end is reach 1.750 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at receiving end is 1.698 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at receiving end is 1.736 p.u and the standard deviation is 6.430 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.7.
Figure 4.7 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 without Shunt reactor at both sides.
74 From table: 4.8, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 without arresters at both sides of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation, for energization overvoltage closing time is 17.05 ms. The maximum overvoltage at receiving end is reach 2.188 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at receiving end is 2.016 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at receiving end is 2.119 p.u and the standard deviation is 20.225 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.8.
Figure 4.8 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 without arrester at both sides.
76 From table: 4.9, the 200 operations switching line energization circuit 1 without arresters at both sides of 500 kV transmission lines Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation, for energization overvoltage closing time is 13.85 ms. The maximum overvoltage at receiving end is reach 2.373 p.u. The minimum overvoltage at receiving end is 2.218 p.u. The mean of overvoltage at receiving end is 2.331 p.u and the standard deviation is 17.45 %. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.9.
Figure 4.9 SOV during line energizing circuit 1 without protection devices at both sides.
Switching overvoltages during line energization in circuit 1 with different load condition such as: no load or light load, half load and full load are considered. The study was set line circuit breakers at sending end circuit 1 operated and breakers at receiving end connected with load conditions as illustrated in Figure 4.1. The 200 switching operated in circuit 1 with turning on and off protection devices at both sides. The switching overvoltages during line energization with different loads conditions, no load or light load system made the maximum transient overvoltages, is illustrated in table 4.10 and voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 4.10 Fiure 4.12.
77 Table: 4.10 The 200 statistical calculations for energization overvoltage from NTN 2 RE 2 circuit 1 during energizing with differrent loads conditions and turning on/off protection devices terminal. Max. Overvoltage ( p.u ) No. Shunt Reactor NTN 2 Shunt Reactor RE 2 Arrester NTN 2 Arrester RE 2 No load Half load Full load 1 yes yes yes yes 1.706 1.397 1.146 2 no yes yes yes 1.723 1.423 1.186 3 yes no yes yes 1.731 1.436 1.191 4 yes yes no yes 1.716 1.401 1.160 5 yes yes yes no 2.023 1.408 1.179 6 no no yes yes 1.750 1.491 1.235 7 yes yes no no 2.188 1.419 1.196 8 no no no no 2.373 1.645 1.301
Figure 4.10 SOV during line energization with no load condition.
Figure 4.11 SOV during line energization with half load condition. 78
Figure 4.12 SOV during line energization with full load condition.
4.2.4 Line Energizing from NTN 2- RE2 Circuit 2 Line energization overvoltage study circuit 2, energizing from sending end named Nam Theun 2 to receiving end named Roi Et 2 substation as illustrated in Figure 4.13. The switching overvoltage during line energization circuit 2 was set the circuit breaker operation same as line energization study circuit 1 as above. The 200 switching operation in circuit 2 are turning on and off protection devices at both sides. For different status of protection devices are summarized in table 4.11. It is obvious that highest value of energization overvoltage could be 2.376 p.u, which is the case without any protection at both sides at no load condition. With arresters the overvoltage can be reduced from 2.189 to 1.707 p.u. The shunt reactors can be also reduce the value of overvoltage, but the effect is minor from 1.750 to 1.707 p.u. The simulation results are same as the maximum overvoltage during circuit 1 energization.
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Figure 4.13 Single line diagram of 500 kV transmission line NTN 2 RE 2 substation circuit 2 energizing.
Table: 4.11 The 200 statistical calculations for energization overvoltage from NTN 2 RE 2 circuit 2 turning on/off protection devices terminal. No. Shunt Reactor NTN 2 Shunt Reactor RE 2 Arrester NTN 2 Arrester RE 2 Overvoltage receiving end ( p.u ) 1 yes yes yes yes 1.707 2 no yes yes yes 1.724 3 yes no yes yes 1.733 4 yes yes no yes 1.719 5 yes yes yes no 2.024 6 no no yes yes 1.750 7 yes yes no no 2.189 8 no no no no 2.376
4.2.5 Line Energizing from NTN 2- RE2 Circuit 1 during Circuit 2 Energization with Load In this case, circuit 2 is closed and connected with load while circuit 1 is open at the receiving end and energized from Nam Theun 2 as illustrated in Figure 4.14. Base on the statistical analysis, the program is run 200 times per case to find out the maximum overvoltage. Table 4.12 shows the various cases (shunt reactor and arrester of both sides are closed or opened) for running the program and the maximum overvoltages.
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Figure 4.14 Single line diagram of 500 kV transmission line NTN 2 - RE 2 substation circuit 1 energizing during circuit 2 energizing with load.
Table: 4.12 The 200 statistical calculations for energization overvoltage from NTN 2 RE 2 circuit 1 during circuit 2 energizing with light load turning on/off protection devices terminal. No. Shunt Reactor NTN 2 Shunt Reactor RE 2 Arrester NTN 2 Arrester RE 2 Overvoltage receiving end ( p.u ) 1 yes yes yes yes 1.697 2 no yes yes yes 1.708 3 yes no yes yes 1.717 4 yes yes no yes 1.706 5 yes yes yes no 1.947 6 no no yes yes 1.730 7 yes yes no no 1.988 8 no no no no 2.175
4.3 Line Re-energization Analysis 4.3.1 Case of the Study The 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 and Roi Et 2 has double circuits. The study of line re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault, the step of fault is divided into six, the distance each step approximately 50 km from sending end as following: - Line re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault in circuit 1, energizing from Nam Theun 2 sending end to Roi Et 2 receiving end. 81 - Line re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault in circuit 1 at energizing with different load conditions. - Line re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault in circuit 1 at circuit 2 energizing with different load conditions. - Line re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault in circuit 2 at energizing with different load conditions. 4.3.2 Methodology The cases of line re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault with different load (no load, half load and full load) are considered. The distance between Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 is divided into 6 parts (50 km per part) to find out the maximum overvoltage occurred in the transmission line. 4.3.3 Line Re-energizing during Single Line to Ground Fault Circuit 1 The case of single line to ground fault with re-energization operation is examined, the studied according to the variation of fault position from sending end to receiving end in step different location fault approximately 50 km as illustrated in Figure 4.15. The simultaneous fault clearing case of single line to ground fault in circuit 1 and changing phase fault from A, B and C, is selected in determine the maximum overvoltage. During single line to ground fault is applied at time t = 1 ms. Cleared time at t = 5 ms and re-energized at time t = 10 ms at different load condition.
Figure 4.15 Single line diagram NTN 2- RE 2 line re-energizing during fault.
82 The maximum overvoltage from line reclosing during single line to ground fault during phase A to ground clearing fault is 1.748 p.u as illustrated Figure 4.16, phase B to ground clearing fault is 1.749 p.u as illustrated in Figure 4.17, Phase C to ground clearing fault is 1.750 p.u as illustrate in Figure 4.18 in the no load condition. The highest maximum overvoltage during single line to ground fault is set switched on/off protection devices. The maximum overvoltage without arrester at both sides is 2.782 p.u, higher than without shunt reactor as illustrated in Figure 4.19 and Figure 4.20. Overvoltage without any protection devices during single line to ground fault is reach 3.265 p.u as illustrated in Figure 4.21.
Figure 4.16 Re-energization overvoltage during phase A to ground fault.
Figure 4.17 Reclosing overvoltage during phase B to ground fault. 83
Figure 4.18 Reclosing overvoltage during Phase C to ground fault.
Figure 4.19 Reclosing overvoltages during phase C to ground fault without shunt reactors at both sides.
Figure 4.20 Reclosing overvoltage during phase C to ground without arresters at both sides. 84
Figure 4.21 Reclosing overvoltage during Phase C to ground fault without any protection devices.
Figure 4.22 to Figure 4. 24 presents that in case of single line during Phase A, B and C, The approximately 50 km of faults in circuit 1. The magnitude voltage level is similar in each phase and step of fault. The maximum overvoltage in phase C is 1.750 p.u. at no load condition, distance of fault is set 100 km from sending end NTN 2 Power Plant.
Reclosing during Ph. A to ground fault 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km 300 km Fault location from sending end [km] M a x i m u m
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[ p . u ] No load Half load Full load Figure 4.22 Reclosing during phase A to ground of location fault. 85 Reclosing during Ph. B to ground fault 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km 300 km Fault location from sending end [km] M a x i m u m
o v e r v o l t a g e [ p . u ] No load Half load Full load Figure 4.23 Reclosing during phase B to ground of location fault.
Reclosing during Ph. C to ground fault 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km 300 km Fault location from sending end [km] M a x i m u m
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p . u ] No load Half load Full load
Figure 4.24 Reclosing during phase C to ground of location fault.
86 4.3.4 Line Re-energizing during Three Phases to Ground Fault Circuit 1 Switching overvoltages during three phases to ground faults are re- energization at different load condition. It is finding that the highest overvoltage when energizing from Nam Theun 2 Power Plant Roi Et 2 substation in circuit 1. The three phases to ground fault is studied according to the variation of fault position from sending end to receiving end in step approximately 50 km as illustrated in Figure 4.15. The simultaneous fault clearing case of three phases to ground fault is applied at time 1 ms. Cleared time 5 ms and re-energized 1 ms at the different load condition. The maximum overvoltage re-energized after three phases to ground fault at receiving end is 1.784 p.u as illustrated in Figure 4.25, three phases to ground fault with protection devices put in service. Reclosing overvoltage is 3.379 p.u during three phases to ground without arresters at the both sides. The maximum overvoltage is 4.069 p.u without any protection. After arresters put in services, the voltage is reduces to 1.786 p.u. The voltage waveform is illustrated in Figure 26 to Figure 28. The simulation results from re-energized during three phases to ground fault, with different load condition as illustrated in Figure 4.29.
Figure 4.25 Reclosing overvoltage during three phases to ground fault with protection devices.
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Figure 4.26 Reclosing overvoltages during three phases to ground fault without shunt reactors at both sides.
Figure 4.27 Reclosing during three phases to ground fault without arresters at both sides.
Figure 4.28 Reclosing during three phases to ground fault without protection devices. 88
Reclosing during three phases to groud fault 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 50 km 100 km 150 km 200 km 250 km 300 km Fault location from sending end [km] M a x i m u m
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[ p . u ] No load Half load Full load
Figure 4.29 Reclosing overvoltages during three phases to ground of location fault.
The summarized simulation from cases line re-energization during single to ground fault and three phases to ground fault in circuit 1, circuit 2 and fault in circuit 1 due to circuit 2 energizing with load condition as shown in table 4.13 to table 4.15. It is realized that, in case of having double circuits of 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 and Roi Et 2 substation. Reclosing overvoltages during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault level is similar at circuit 1 and circuit 2. Reclosing overvoltage during three phases to ground fault is always higher than single line to ground fault. In case of no load condition, the maximum overvoltage is higher than those of half load and full load. The highest overvoltage during three phases to ground fault is 1.784 p.u in circuit 1 and single line to ground fault is 1.750 p.u in circuit 1 at no load condition.
89 Table: 4.13 Maximum overvoltages during single phase to ground fault and three phases to ground fault circuit 1 energizing with different load condition. Load condition Fault type Fault location from sending end (NTN2) Max. SOV at receiving end RE 2[ p.u ] Max. SOV at sending end NTN 2 [ p.u ] 50 km 1.748 1.566 100 km 1.750 1.551 150 km 1.749 1.540 200 km 1.747 1.547 250 km 1.748 1.488 Single phase 300 km 1.747 1.503 50 km 1.777 1.642 100 km 1.784 1.656 150 km 1.781 1.649 200 km 1.779 1.657 250 km 1.764 1.572 No load Three phase 300 km 1.755 1.569 50 km 1.318 1.160 100 km 1.316 1.154 150 km 1.314 1.145 200 km 1.316 1.137 250 km 1.312 1.138 Single phase 300 km 1.315 1.150 50 km 1.414 1.156 100 km 1.313 1.175 150 km 1.307 1.314 200 km 1.311 1.422 250 km 1.309 1.429 Half load Three phase 300 km 1.285 1.376 50 km 1.017 1.024 100 km 1.018 1.026 150 km 1.017 1.034 200 km 1.019 1.038 250 km 1.018 1.034 Single phase 300 km 1.019 1.031 50 km 1.026 1.045 100 km 1.027 1.098 150 km 1.026 1.217 200 km 1.027 1.302 250 km 1.025 1.290 Full load Three phase 300 km 1.028 1.264 90 Table: 4.14 Maximum overvoltages during single phase to ground fault and three phases to ground fault circuit 1, circuit 2 energizing. Load condition Fault type Fault location from sending end (NTN2) Max. SOV at receiving end RE 2[ p.u ] Max. SOV at sending end NTN 2 [ p.u ] 50 km 1.650 1.426 100 km 1.662 1.346 150 km 1.549 1.346 200 km 1.561 1.416 250 km 1.598 1.460 Single phase 300 km 1.682 1.568 50 km 1.686 1.514 100 km 1.688 1.519 150 km 1.686 1.509 200 km 1.680 1.497 250 km 1.683 1.498 Light load Three phase 300 km 1.682 1.496 50 km 1.603 1.269 100 km 1.600 1.268 150 km 1.652 1.258 200 km 1.560 1.260 250 km 1.595 1.260 Single phase 300 km 1.556 1.246 50 km 1.602 1.270 100 km 1.605 1.271 150 km 1.551 1.259 200 km 1.549 1.259 250 km 1.534 1.255 Half load Three phase 300 km 1.549 1.251 50 km 1.414 1.178 100 km 1.345 1.177 150 km 1.446 1.195 200 km 1.444 1.196 250 km 1.339 1.173 Single phase 300 km 1.325 1.172 50 km 1.491 1.212 100 km 1.482 1.210 150 km 1.455 1.204 200 km 1.452 1.204 250 km 1.447 1.202 Full load Three phase 300 km 1.440 1.199 91 Table: 4.15 Maximum overvoltages during single phase to ground fault and three phases to ground fault circuit 2 energizing. Load condition Fault type Fault location from sending end (NTN2) Max. SOV at receiving end RE 2[ p.u ] Max. SOV at sending end NTN 2 [ p.u ] 50 km 1.750 1.554 100 km 1.748 1.545 150 km 1.747 1.560 200 km 1.749 1.555 250 km 1.748 1.550 Single phase 300 km 1.747 1.547 50 km 1.776 1.640 100 km 1.782 1.655 150 km 1.780 1.645 200 km 1.779 1.656 250 km 1.758 1.571 No load Three phase 300 km 1.756 1.570 50 km 1.312 1.150 100 km 1.317 1.156 150 km 1.312 1.153 200 km 1.317 1.156 250 km 1.312 1.148 Single phase 300 km 1.414 1.150 50 km 1.313 1.152 100 km 1.312 1.178 150 km 1.309 1.314 200 km 1.310 1.421 250 km 1.308 1.429 Half load Three phase 300 km 1.287 1.375 50 km 1.041 1.040 100 km 1.016 1.026 150 km 1.017 1.043 200 km 1.015 1.024 250 km 1.017 1.029 Single phase 300 km 1.016 1.036 50 km 1.026 1.053 100 km 1.023 1.098 150 km 1.026 1.216 200 km 1.025 1.301 250 km 1.027 1.290 Full load Three phase 300 km 1.029 1.267
92 4.4 Conclusion of Switching Overvoltages Analysis
Switching overvoltages during line energization and re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground faults on the 500 kV transmission line between Nam Theun 2 substation and Roi Et 2 substation were analyzed for the cases by PSCAD/EMTDC program, the conclusion can be draw as following: 1). Line energization overvoltage The maximum overvoltage during line energization circuit 1, the 200 operations statistical switching is 1.706 p.u at receiving end. The maximum overvoltage during line energization circuit 2 is 1.707 p. The maximum overvoltage during line enerzation circuit 1 with circuit 2 energizing during light load or no load is 1.697 p.u. Line energization are considered from Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation with protection devices. When the transmission line without any protection at both sides, the maximum overvoltage are too high, the overvoltage is reach to 2.376 p.u in circuit 2 at no load condition. 2). Line energization overvoltage due to different load condition The maximum overvoltage during line energization circuit 1 is quite low, when the load condition is considered. The 200 operations statistical switching is tested; three conditions of loading are studied: no load, half load and full load. The maximum overvoltage during no load is 1.706 p.u. The maximum overvoltage line energization during half load is 1.397 p.u. Which is energized during full load conditions is 1.146 p.u. The results shown the behavior of the system under switching conditions and the switching overvoltage investigations are usually made with no load represented on the system. The switching operations on unloaded system will produce the most severe transient overvoltages. 3). Line energization in circuit 1 and circuit 2 energizing with load during turn on/off protection devices Line energization during turn on/off protection devices circuit 1 and circuit 2 energized with load conditions. The 200 operations statistical switching is tested with load. The maximum overvoltage during line energization without any protection at both sides is 2.175 p.u. When the transmission line put in protection devices in 93 services, the overvoltage could be also reduced to 1.697 p.u at no load condition. The overvoltage is lower than line energization in circuit 1 and circuit 2. 4). Line re-energization overvoltage during single line to ground faults The maximum overvoltage due to line re-energization overvoltage during single line to ground fault is set in the step of fault approximately 50 km from sending end. The maximum overvoltage is 1.748 p.u during phase A to ground fault. The overvoltage in phase B to ground fault is 1.749 p.u and phase C to ground fault the maximum overvotlae is reach to 1.750 p.u energizes with protection devices. When energized without arresters the maximum overvoltage during phase C to ground fault is 2.782 p.u and without any protection devices in services the voltage is reach 3.265 p.u. 5). Line re-energization overvoltage during three phase to ground faults The maximum overvoltage line re-energization overvoltage during three phases to ground fault was set in the step of faults approximately 50 km from sending end. The maximum overvoltage is 1.784 p.u at location fault from sending 100 km ( Nam Theun 2 Power Plant ). The maximum overvoltage during three phases to ground fault without arresters at the both sides is 3.379 p.u and without any protection devices the overvoltage is reach 4.069 p.u at the receiving end Roi Et 2. Extensive electromagnetic transient study has been performed for a guide line for operation and expansion the 500 kV transmission line in Lao PDR. In light of these study results following main conclusions could be drawn: - The simulation results line energization with 200 operations statistical switching from table: 4.9 table: 4.11 in each case, can be concluded that the maximum overvoltage occurred the transmission lines is 1.196 p.u energized with full load condition and 2.188 p.u energized without arresters at both sides, no load condition. When the line put in protection devices in service, the maximum overvoltage is 1.706 p.u at no load condition and 1.146 p.u at full load condition. It is found that switching overvoltage on the no load system make produce the most severe transient overvoltage. - The simulation results line re-energization during single phase to ground fault and three phases to ground fault. Three conditions of loading were considered such as: No load, half load and full load and step of fault approximately 50 km form sending 94 end. Can be concluded that the maximum overvoltage occurred the 500 kV system is 3.265 p.u re-energized during phase C to ground fault without any protection devices in services and 1.750 p.u re-energized during phase C to ground fault with protection devices. The maximum overvoltage is 4.069 p.u during three phases to ground fault without any protection, in no load condition. After protection devices put in service the voltage is reduce to 1.784 p.u. maximum overvoltage during without arresters is reach 3.379 p.u. It is found that switching overvoltage re-energizing during three phases to ground fault make the highest overvoltage. The efficiency of the line terminal 444 kV surge arrester to control switching overvoltage along of the 500 kV lines was clearly demonstrated. - Without surge arresters, switching overvoltage are too high for the actual design of the 500 kV transmission lines. The presence of line terminal 444 kV surge arresters allows reduce switching overvoltage stresses to acceptable levels for the actual design of these 500 kV transmission lines. - The switching overvoltage during line energization and re-energization during single line to ground fault and three phases to ground fault was more occurred in the transmission line. The result was effectively the insulation coordination of the 500 kV transmission line. The maximum overvoltage 1.015 p.u 1.784 p.u is lower than insulation coordination of the 500 kV transmission line Nam Theun 2 to Roi Et 2 substation is 2.74 p.u following the IEC standard as illustrated in table: A.10.1 in appendix A.
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