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  1. appunni

    Inserting Resistances in series with Contactor Coils

    Sir, I was thinking about inserting resistor in series with coil of the contactor but in parallel with NC contact of the contactor on the assumption that the current in the coil increase after the contactor is closed. And I thought that the increase in current will increase the heat loss...
  2. appunni

    Terminals in the back but lateral side of the motor

    Sir, We have three old 180kw induction motors in our pump house. On the back but lateral side of the motors I saw terminals with ferrules s1 and s2. I could not understand the use of those terminals. I measured the resistance between the terminals and found that the value was in the...
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    Inserting Resistances in series with Contactor Coils

    Sir, I wish to include resistance in the coil circuits of some contactors, which uses for running motors in order to limit holding current as minimum. For that we have planned to connect the resistances across the NC contacts of the contactors so that the resistance will come in series...
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    Tan delta values of a Generator

    Sir, In one of our 144MVA generator, we got tan delta value as given below: 1.Phase-to-Phase values: R-Y: 40% Y-B: 38% B-R: 20% 2. Phase to Neutral values: R-N: 2% Y-N: 3% B-N: 3% All measurements were with 6.5KilotVolts AC supply. Last year, the phase-to-phase...
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    PERIODICAL REVERSAL OF ROTOR SUPPLY POLARITIES

    Sir, In one generator maintenance manual, I read that the polarity of dc supply to rotor poles through slip rings may be reversed once in a year in order to minimize wear and tear of the machine. When I asked about it to the engineer in charge of the power station, he said that that...
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    ALUMINIUM VS. COPPER CONDUCTORS FOR DC SUPPLY

    Sir, In one of our substations, we have to extent 110V dc supply to motor control panels which are 600 meter away. We have 16sq. mm aluminium cable. Can we use it for dc supply extension? Is there any problem in using aluminium cable for this purpose? If copper is to be used what should...
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    EARTH FAULT RELAY OPERATION FOR JUMPER OPENING

    sir, Yes. This system is radial in 11KV side. The same 66KV feeder which supply power to this substation also feeds another similar substation. With regards, appunni
  8. appunni

    EARTH FAULT RELAY OPERATION FOR JUMPER OPENING

    Sir, I request for your valuable comments for the explanation I have given last. With regards, appunni
  9. appunni

    CORE BALANCE READINGS OF A TRANSFORMER

    Sir, One of our testing team tested a transformer of which some name plate details of the transformer is as given below: 16/20MVA, 66/33KV, 3phase, imp.volgae:10.11% at working tap(13). When core balance test was conducted with a 230V single phas...
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    EARTH FAULT RELAY OPERATION FOR JUMPER OPENING

    Sir, In my case, the primary side of the transformer is connected in star and earthed. Then how would be the effect? The jumper opening is in the 66KV line. The delta star connected transformers are on the 11KV side of the star-star(earthed at both sides) 66/11KV transformers...
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    INDUCTIVE CURRENT BREAKING

    To Kiribanda, Yes sir. It is 12%. With regards, appunni
  12. appunni

    EARTH FAULT RELAY OPERATION FOR JUMPER OPENING

    Sir, We have one substation where 66KV is stepped down to 11KV through two 4 MVA, 66/11KV Ynyn transformers, which are connected in parallel. From 11KV side there are 6 outgoing feeders. In these 11KV feeders there are some 11/0.44KV Dyn transformers for power distribution. The 66KV supply...
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    INDUCTIVE CURRENT BREAKING

    Sir, We have procured a new 66.67 MVA, 11/220KV delta/star transformer which is to be kept as spare. We decided to give 415Volts 3 Phase supply on 220KV side and to short 11KV side in order to get a heating effect during idle conditions. But somebody said me that if one phase became open...
  14. appunni

    DIRCTIONAL EARTHFAULT RELAY FOR GEN.STATOR EARTHFAULT

    Sir, I have seen in some power stations that the directional earth fault relays are used for generator stator earth fault protection. I did not see any such protection scheme in IEEE standards for generator protection. What is the purpose for giving derectional sensitivity for stator...
  15. appunni

    CT RATIO CHANGING

    Sir, Thanks for your replies. The reason for replacing 200/1A to 400/1A is to completely utilise the current carrying capacity (which will come around 360A) of the feeder completely. My analysis is like this. 200/1A CT means one turn in primary and 200 turns in secondary. If two such...
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    CT RATIO CHANGING

    Sir, We have a 200/1-1A CT in one substation. The classes of cores of CT are PS and PS respectively. We want to enhance the CT ratio from 200 to 400A and only one core is enough for application. There is no provision for enhancing the ratio both in primary and secondary of the CT...
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    ENHANCING OF ET RATIO

    Sir, We have a 200/1-1A CT in one substation. The classes of cores of CT are PS and PS respectively. We want to enhance the CT ratio from 200 to 400A and only one core is enough for application. There is no provision for enhancing the ratio both in primary and secondary of the CT...
  18. appunni

    AUXILIARY SUPPLY FAILURE DURING FEEDER FAULT

    To dandel: The outgoing feeders are 11kv feeders. The subtation auxiliary supply is of 440volts. The fuse blowing on the 440v side was found for a particular 11kv feeder fault. There is no 440volts outgoing feeder. Thanks. with regards, appunni
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    AUXILIARY SUPPLY FAILURE DURING FEEDER FAULT

    Sir, In the book 'IEEE GUIDE FOR SAFETY IN AC SUBSTATION GROUNDING' (IEEE Std 80-2000) , it is mentioned that hazards are possible if low voltage neutral wires are connected to substation ground due to potential rise during ground fault current flow. Please see section 17.9.3 in page...
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    AUXILIARY SUPPLY FAILURE DURING FEEDER FAULT

    Sir, We have a substation where 110kv is stepped down to 11kv via a 10MVA ynyn transformer . Three 11kv feeders are used for ditribution. The 11kv and 110kv side nuetrals are solidly grounded . The substation auxiliary supply is maintained through an 11/0.44kv Dyn transformer of which...
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