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NEW MELLI GIS 220 KV SUBSTATION SHORT CIRCUIT CALCULATIONS FOR MAX. TEMPERATURE AND NO WIND I.E. AT MINIMUM TENSION AS PER SAG TENSION CHARTS
S.N. 1
Description INPUT DATA AC System Data Rated Voltage, Vac Rated continuous current, Ic Rated short time current, Isc Duration of short time current, t AC system frequency, f Site Data Wind speed, v Risk Coefft., K1 Terrain Roughness Factor, K2 Topography factor, K3 Design ambient temperature, Td Distance between supports, L Horizontal seismic coefficient, hsc Conductor Data Type Number of sub conductors/phase Mass per Unit length of one conductor Weight of Spacer Distance of Spacers No. of Spacers Spacer Weight / Conductor/ Meter Mass per Unit length of one conductor with spacer
Notation/ Formula
Unit
Value
220 2000 40 1 50
C m
n kg/m kg M
kg/m
sq mm mm Kg/cm2 N/m2
Min creepage Distance between discs Conductor temp. at the begining of short circuit, Ti Conductor temp. at the end of short circuit, Tf Type of span (=1 for single span beam, =2 for double span beam) Distance between phase conductors, A Length of insulator chain No. of discs Tension on Conductor at maximum temperature 85 deg and no wind load (as per sag tension charts)
mm mm C C
M M kg N
Girder width Distance between subconductors Distance between spacers Length of Turn Buckle a. Characteristic Electromagnetic Load per unit Length on flexible conductor in Three phase system pi Permeabaility in free space 3 Ph short circuit Distance between phases Conductor span Clear Condcutor length Hence b.
as ls
M mm mm m N/m
Ratio of Electromagnetic force under short circuit = F'/ (n*m's *gn) conditions to the gravitational force on a conductor where Number of sub-conductors n Mass per unit length of one sub-conductor m's Acceleration of Gravity Hence gn r
Kg/M m/s2
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S.N. c.
d.
Equivalent static conductor sag at midspan where Static Tensile Force in flexible conductor Hence
e. f.
Period of Conductor oscillations Resulting period of conductor oscillation during short circuit current flow Actual Youngs Modulus
Es=E*((0.3+0.7*sin(Fst/(n*As*fin)*90)) for Fst/(n*As)<=fin Es=E for Fst/(n*As)>fin N/m2 50000000 8186271.93 < fin 1 rad= 57.2727 25327807915
fin= Lowest value of when Young's modulus becomes constant As= Cross section of one sub- conductor
fin Fst/(n*As)
Hence h Stiffness norm of and slack conductor Hence i. Stress Factor of THE Main Conductor
N/m
N N/m2
100000 3.28751E-07
1640432.246 6412859.064 0.255803571 for 0<=Tk1/Tres<=0.5 Tk1/Tres>0.5 0.548357323 0.465996509 deg rad for 0<=k<=90 for k>90 for 0.766<= <=1 for -0.985<= <=0.766 for <=-0.985 Yes 94.03376058 1.641859319 -0.094
Hence j. Swing Out Angle at the end of short circuit curent flow
L.
Hence
m=
1.839526911 105.3546729
3.2 a.
TENSILE FORCE DURING SHORT CIRCUIT CAUSED BY SWING OUT Load Parameter
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S.N. c.
Description
Notation/ Formula
Value
Tensile force Ft during short circuit caused by swing out Ft=Fst(1+*) (short circuit tensile force) Ft=1.1*Fst(1+*) Hence Ft
3.3
Tensile force Ff during short circuit caused by drop (drop Ff =1.2*Fst(1+8* *(m/180)) force) This is significant for r >0.6, if m>=70 r m= Hence Ff N Kg
3.4
Maximum Horizonatal Span displacement (bh) and minimum air clearance (amin) a. b. Elastic Expansion (ela) Thermal Expansion (th) Material Constant (Cth) for cross section area of Al/Cu > 6 for cross section area of Al/Cu <=6 for cross section area Cu Thermal Expansion (th) Hence c. Dilation Factor CD Cth(Ik3"/n*As)2* Tres/4 Cth(Ik3"/n*As)2* Tk1 th = CD = (1+ (3/8)*(l/bc) * ( ela + th)) 3/8 l/bc CD 1.05 0.97+0.1r 1.15 Hence e. Maximum Horizontal Span displacement (bh) For Slack Conductor bh= CF*CD*bc bh= CF*CD*bc Sin m For Strained Conductor bh= CF*CD*bc Sin 1 bh= CF*CD*bc Sin m Hence (bh) f. Minimum air clearance amin obtained during short circuit TENSILE FORCE Fpi CAUSED BY PINCH EFFECT Characteristic dimensions and parameters Sub-Conductors are considered to clash effectively if either one of the following conditions are fulfilled as/ds <= 2 and ls >= 50as as/ds <= 2.5 and ls >= 70as where distance between sub-conductors distance between two adjacent spacers diameter of flexible conductor Hence as ls ds as/ds ls/as m m m 250 2500 31.05 8.052 10 a-2*b for m >= 90 for m<90 for m >= 1 for m <1 M M 0.87 2.76 CF for r<=0.8 for 0.8< r < 1.8 for r >=1.8 Yes
2
ela = N(Ft-Fst)
0.001863422
1.07940
4 4.1 a.
So, sub conductors shall not clash effectively during short circuit and Tensile Force caused by the pinch effect shall be calculated as follows b. c. Factor for peak short circuit current = 1/ (-(2*f/3) * ln ((-1.02)/0.98)) 1.81 0.04429
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S.N. d.
Description Factor
Notation/ Formula
Unit
Value
= tan-1 (2*f*) e. Factor 1 f (1/sin(180/n)* (as-ds/msc')/ (o/2*)((Ik3"/n)2* (n-1)/as) o/(2*) f. Time Tpi from short circuit until reaching Fpi Tpi can be avaluated from the solution of the following equation .(1-A+B+C)-i = 0 where A = B= C= P= Q= R= M= x= y= (sin(4-2)+sin2)/4 y/x.(1-e-2x/y))sin2 8y sin/(1+(2y)2/M 2cos(2x-)/(2x) sin( (2x-)/(2x) (sin-2y cos )/2 ((P+Q)*e-x/y+R) f.Tpi f. Tpi= x= A= B= P= Q= R= M= C= Substituting in equation g. Factor v2 .(1-A+B+C)-i (1-A+B+C) s
2.215 0.023555 1.17775 -0.037 1.225 1.747 -0.0500 -1.9496E-16 0.996839884 0.286048493 -1810.594917 1.512
h.
Factor v3
1.5* Fst*Is2*N/ (as-ds)2 *sin((180/n))2 Fst*Is2*N/ (as-ds)2 sin(180/n)2 0.399989449 0.999999599 0.7000
Hence pi
Hence
pi
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S.N. k.
Description
Notation/ Formula
Unit
Value 0.97910465
Parameter determining bundle conductor configuration during j = (pi/(1+st) short circuit current flow j>=1 j<1
from fig 11b -IEC 60865-1 for as/ds for j = & st =Fst(1+(ve/st)*2) 1/2+(A1.A2.A3)-1/4 (9/8)*n*(n-1)*o/2 *(Ik3"/n)2*N v2*(ls/(as-ds))4* (sin(180/n))4/4 v2*(ls/(as-ds))4 (sin(180/n))4 4
5.91752E-05
25699.93517 0.999999199 0.00194481 13214614.58 0.066357287 0.225367059 7.686092343 N Kgf 13851.30 1411.96
PINCH FORCE FOR NON-CLASHING CONDUCTORS m Fpi Sloving Equation for =Fst(1+(ve/st)*) 3+st*2-pi=0 v4 (as-ds)/ds x =( 9/8) *(n(n-1))*(o/2*)* (Ik/n) *N y=v2*(ls/(as-ds)4 z=(sin(180/n)4/ 3 z1=(1-arctan(v4)/v4)-(1/4) z2=(x.y.z.z1) Fpi N Kgf
2
7.405014017 1.873630859 7.051529791 5.92291E-05 25699.93517 1.7409E-06 0.294095926 0.000882805 9354.401675 953.557765
FINAL SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE - it shall be maximum of swing out force, drop force and pinch force a) Swing Out Force b) Drop Force c) Pinch Force Hence the maximum tensile force during short circui shall be