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ELEN7053: Power Engineering Design Project - Design of an 88kV Substation

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The design for this project will be, limited to, 88kV “Substation F” with 4 x 88kV line bays with loop-in loop-out configuration on an 88kV sectionalised single tubular busbar and 3 x 88kV feeder bays for the customer. The project will also include the design of 88kV, 3.6km overhead line between AEL and “Substation A” substation. The design will also include a control room with all the associated control plant equipment specified for the protection, metering, SCADA and telecommunications of the lines and ““Main Substation F””. The design will cater for interface with customer at 88kV for 2 x 88/6.6kV, 30MVA power transformer substation and with the possibility of the third transformer being added in future.

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ELEN7053: POWER ENGINEERING DESIGN PROJECT


Report: Design of a 88kV “Substation F” in Modderfontein and 88 kV
overhead lines to be connected to the newly built 275/88 kV “Substation A”
Substation




Candidate
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Student Number
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Supervisor
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I hereby declare this is my own unaided work, submitted in partial fulfillment for the
degree in Master of Engineering in Electrical

,ELEN7053: Design of an 88kV “Substation F” in Modderfontein and 88kV overhead lines to
be connected to the newly built 275/88 kV Sebenza Substation


Table of Conten

List of Figures....................................................................................................................... 5

List of Tables........................................................................................................................ 6

Acronyms/ Abbreviations and Definitions..........................................................................7

1 Introduction..................................................................................................................... 13

1.1 Background................................................................................................................... 13

1.2 Problem Statement.......................................................................................................13

1.3 Design Objectives........................................................................................................ 16

1.4 Structure of the Report................................................................................................17

2 ““Main Substation F”” and Overhead Line Servitude Data..........................................18

3 Substation Primary Plant Design...................................................................................23

3.1 Substation Insulation Coordination and Clearance...................................................24

3.2 Conductor and Busbar Size Selection........................................................................24

3.2.1 88kV Incomer and Feeder Bays..................................................................................25

3.2.2 88kV Busbar................................................................................................................ 25

3.3 88kV Line Bay Design..................................................................................................25

3.3.1 88kV Feeder Bay Terminal Support Structure.............................................................26

3.3.2 88kV Feeder Bay Isolator (ISO)...................................................................................28

3.3.3 88kV Feeder Bay Surge Arrestor (SA).........................................................................28

3.3.4 88kV Feeder Bay Current Transformer (CT)................................................................28

3.3.5 88kV Feeder Bay Voltage Transformer (VT)................................................................28

3.3.6 88kV Feeder Bay Circuit Breaker (BRKR)...................................................................28

3.4 88kV Busbar Design.....................................................................................................28

3.5 Substation Layout........................................................................................................ 29

4 Substation Control Plant Design....................................................................................31

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4.1 Protection Schemes.....................................................................................................32

4.1.1 Protection Schemes IEDs............................................................................................32

4.1.2 Protection Schemes IEDs per Panel............................................................................38

4.1.3 Protection CT Ratios and Class...................................................................................41

4.2 Metering........................................................................................................................ 42

4.2.1 Metering Schemes.......................................................................................................42

4.2.2 MFST – Multi Function SCADA Transducer................................................................45

4.2.3 Metering Schemes per Panel......................................................................................45

4.2.4 Metering CT Ratios and Ratings..................................................................................46

4.3 SCADA/RTU System.....................................................................................................46

4.3.1 Monitoring and Control Philosophy..............................................................................46

4.3.2 Remote Terminal Unit Requirements...........................................................................48

4.4 Telecommunications....................................................................................................49

4.4.1 Multiplexer Equipment.................................................................................................51

4.4.2 Heavy Duty Duct (HDD) Optical Fibre Link..................................................................51

4.4.3 Overhead Power Lines Ground Wire (OPGW) Optical Fibre Link................................52

4.5 AC/DC Supply............................................................................................................... 52

4.5.1 AC Distribution Board..................................................................................................52

4.5.2 Battery Chargers and DC Distribution Board...............................................................54

4.5.3 Batteries...................................................................................................................... 57

4.6 Control and Power Cables...........................................................................................58

5 AEL / “Substation A” 88kV Overhead Line Design.......................................................59

5.1 Overhead Line Insulation Coordination and Clearance.............................................59

5.2 Conductor Selection.....................................................................................................60

5.3 Tower Selection............................................................................................................ 60

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6 Lightning Protection System and Earthing Design......................................................62

6.1 Risk Assessment and Determination of Protection Level.........................................62

6.2 External Lightning Protection System (LPS)..............................................................65

6.2.1 Selection of material type for external LPS..................................................................65

6.2.2 Air Termination............................................................................................................ 69

6.2.3 Earth Grid Design........................................................................................................71

6.2.4 Fencing........................................................................................................................ 72

6.2.5 Yard Stoning................................................................................................................ 72

6.3 Internal Lightning Protection System (LPS)...............................................................72

6.3.1 Equipotential bonding for metal installations................................................................74

6.3.2 Selection of surge protection devices (SPDs)..............................................................74

7 Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality....................................................................76

8 Costing............................................................................................................................. 77

References.......................................................................................................................... 78

Annexure A: Overhead Conductor Characteristics and Electrical Clearance...............81

Annexure B: Protection Scheme.......................................................................................82

Annexure C: Metering Scheme..........................................................................................85

Annexure D: SCADA Scheme............................................................................................87

Annexure E: Control and Power Cable Schedules..........................................................98

Annexure F: Risk Assessment Calculations..................................................................103

F.1. Risk Assessment for Unprotected Structures against Lightning Strikes.............105

F.2. Risk Assessment for Protected Structures against Lightning Strikes..................112

Annexure G: Earthing Termination System Design.......................................................121

Annexure G.1: Earth Grid Design Procedure.................................................................121

Annexure G.2: Earth Grid Design Calculations..............................................................122

Annexure G.3: Earth Grid Design Calculations (Iteration 1).........................................124

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