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    Assetmanagement

    Interactive program

    FMECA of Overhead Transmission Line


    Day 2, Interactive session

    Jakarta, February 23rd & 24th, 2010


    Frans de Rijke, Theo van Rijn & Frank de Vries

    KSANDR/PLN AM Seminar AM exercise, Day 1, Feb 23rd 2010


    Introduction
    Exercise
    A HV network in Indonesia consists of 30,000km of overhead transmission
    lines. The transmission lines are widely spread out over the country.

    As an asset manager, you are interested in all the risks, concerning


    overhead transmission lines. In this exercise you will focus on the critical
    components of the overhead line and the direct consequences if a failure
    occurs. This can help you with developing a inspection policy.
    Exercise

    The transmission lines consists of steel-aluminum conductors and steel


    towers. Each tower carries 2 three phase circuits. The complete system
    can be divided in 3 subsystems:

    1. Conducting subsystem
    2. Dielectric subsystem (insulating system)
    3. Support system (construction)

    7 components used in these systems are given below:

    1. Concrete foundation
    2. Glass insulator
    3. Steel tower construction
    4. Steel-aluminum current conductor
    5. Lighting strike conductor
    6. Conductor joint
    7. Accessories (suspension hardware)
    Exercise 1
    1: Function description

    •Describe the function of the Over Head Transmission Line


    •Describe the function of the subsystems
    •Describe the function of each components
    Exercise 1
    1: Function description

    •Describe the function of the Over Head Transmission Line


    •Describe the function of the subsystems
    •Describe the function of each components
    Exercise 2: Component failures
    Describe for each component:
    •The possible failures
    •The cause of the failure
    •The consequences for the total system if the failure occurs
    Exercise 3: Quantify all
    parameters and determine 3
    most critical components
    In this case the total effect is:

    Impact on safety + impact on technical damage + impact on system function.

    Where:
    Safety Technical damage System loss
    1) No injury 1) <$1,000 1) No loss of circuits
    2) Light injury 2) $1,000 - $10,000 2) < 120hrs Loss of 1 circuit
    4) Heavy injury 4) $10,000 - $100,000 4) > 120hrs Loss of 1 circuit
    8) Permanent heavy or deadly injury 8) $100,000 - $1000,000 8) < 120hrs Loss of 2 circuits
    16) More than 1 deadly injured 16) > $1,000,000 16) > 120hrs Loss of 2 circuits

    And frequency is divided in:


    Probability
    1) F <1 time per year on 10000km
    2) 1 time < F <10 times per year on 10000km
    4) 10 time < F <100 times per year on 10000km
    8) 100 time < F <1000 times per year on 10000km
    16) F >1000 times per year on 10000km
    Exercise 3: Quantify all
    parameters and determine 3
    most critical components
    • Group 1: 10,000km Overhead lines (in ringstructure so
    n-1) in a high populated region (Jakarta)

    • Group 2: 10,000km Overhead lines in a radial (no n-1)


    and high populated region (Jakarta)

    • Group 3: 10,000km Overhead lines in a radial (no n-1)


    and rain forest region
    Exercise 3: Quantify all
    parameters and determine 3
    most critical components
    Exercise 3: Quantify all
    parameters and determine 3
    most critical components

    • 3 most critical components

    • 1)
    • 2)
    • 3)
    Exercise 4: Reduction of risk

    What could you do in order to reduce risk for


    these 3 components ?

    Reduction of failure probability :

    Reduction of failure consequence :

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