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S.rao Testing Commissioning Operations

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Bletochemi 9 Inforetion Ti Reliability, te Tecting & Checking (Care, Servicing and Maintenance of Motors Maintenance Management of Rtating Machines and EPMP Bletrical Preventive Maintenance Preto} ‘Synchronous Generator at Synchronous Motor ‘Comnsssoning of Sychrnous Gencratare ‘Synchronous Motors and Synchronas Condensers Commutator AC Mators Testing of Syuchronone Machines "retain on Aten nen Gece Mo, SCADA nlator & Exetatian Systems of Syehronous Generators Phase Induction Motor Asyneheencus Mens) ‘Testing o Induction Motere Single Phase AC Motors AC Commutatar Motors and Special Motors DLC, Generitors snd D.C, Motor Power Blectonice AC Maer Dries, DC Motr Drive sl tol Contel Pega Logie Contrullers (PLC) Micruprocessor Based Motor Contra S Electrical ranspartation and Traction Motors Pumps, Fans, Blowers and Compressors Ventilation, Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Domestic Installation and Home Appliances Buti Heating and Ming Forces, Hectied Seemen Productivity and Energy Conservation Boe: Are Welding 1 Blctical Stems in Aierat luminaton Bagincering and Blctrometlry 180 9000, BVI and Feld Quality Management Sytem Digital Computers and Micuprocessors nology (7 Applications in Electret Systems & Pants ointenanee of BlstrenieBauipmént ity nd Ontaiges Index S197 su8-828 820.840 41-348 19-968 867-878 579-900 901-014 915-992 992.972 979-985 936-999 1000-1012 1019-1087 1018-1067 1065-1110 ums uss-1179 nee 1188-1200 1247-1250 1260-1264 1265-1967 2ns-1288 1285-1299 a 1397-1308 1308-1318 s919-1332 1333-1340 ras Overview of Site Management and | Site Activities In the modern power eystem (Bleetrical Power Network) Bletrial Power (MW) flows from the Supply Side tothe Demand Side (Load Side), Power is generated in gonorating stations, transmitted tnd distributed through a vast network and finaly convertod to useful forms in the various types of loads connected to the secondary side of the distribution systems. Power flow is contrllsd, tuonitored and supervised from grid control centers and control room of generating stations and. ‘rious substations. Both the supply and demand sides depend on each other and must be managed ‘well for reliable high-quality power supply at all times. ‘Supply Side | ~ Generation Transmision/Distributioe/Service Connections |_ control Centers and Control Rooms, SCADA, Communication Channels, WAN, LAN Demand Side i | [_ tot] — [Rate] [on Trial Period commences aftar completion of commissioning and energizing the plant. After sucessful completion of tral period the plant and equipment are handed over to regular operation fand maintenance. O nd M staf ix associated with erection testing and commissioning for on. the firing. (oom Gepmeat |__| ing |__[Toaw | "Taal Pere oN 4 and Malatenance of Electrical Equipments Operation and Maintenance (O and M), (© and M stois trained during manufacturing, shop testing, eretion, testing and eammissioning sand at other sites for onthe jb training ‘After susceseful completion of commissioning, trial and training, the plant is handed over tothe ‘rained operation maintenance manager for commercial operation. During the operation of the plant, appropriate supervision is necessary to ensure safe and efficent performance ofthe plant ine inspection ud servicing is ery important Routine O and M Activities include, giving fuel inputs, giving consumable inputs, make the plant nd equipment ready, security check, sequential starting, switching on, ebserving, monitoring charge over {fom manual to auto mode, synchronization, loading; logging, monitoring, supervising, snitthing of shutting of ete, Operators supervise and monitor the plant performance from central ‘control room snd leal eantrol pancle near the equipment/avxliaries, Routine Maintenance goes hand-inchand with the operation. Some routine maintenance activites during every shift include visual observation, observing readings of variables (corrent Voltage, pf froquenes, temperatures, other variables) and logging events in main plant end Preventive Maintenance is regular periodic planned maintenance which eliminates breakdowns and outages ‘The Breakdown Maintenance is carried out whenever breakdown (failure) ocurs Im cate of serious problem emergency shut down is taken for carrying out repair and reconnissioning the plant Maintenance includes a wide range of activities simed at keeping the plant in healthy working condition fr efficient and trouble free performance. ‘Type and Scope of Maintenanc [Tipe — peat check — Eating re — |= nipetonserviceeenamiatin —Thablestng Yainenannteing @ 18) 7 | cranny, tng pep amaced tne | — Repaid — Recooninnig | | = overhang Scope of Maintenance Management Planning — Spare and consumables management — Safety Management — Testing Instruments ~ Vehicles ond Cranes management — HED documentation and record management 2s built drawings — Fault Investigations and Blimination of repeated problems. ‘ety Management, As per new concept safety it managements prime responsibility nls fo, electri shocks are not very uncomman. They must be prevented totally by effective safely management st each stage of ite work, Q.2. Draw single line schematic ofa simple power system. Explain the configuration of various types of electric plants. Ref Fig. Q.2. The essential plants are Si Sie ea Generating satin Facey satan al ond Trapminion system — Stetson of community enters and eas = Diente eytene = Traction substations and ios — Rural disrbution — Residential consumer and lows Sebetatnns ead of high vise bs Overview of Site Management and Si Power flows from the generating tations to various loade via the transmission and distribution network, continuously. The MW demand by the demand side is fulfilled by the MW gonorase, transmitted and distributed by the supply side, Its a very lange and complex power game in rea CR REESE Heer cormoses Pir @.24, Schematic a Sunpe Hletee Power Sten ‘Major Parts in an Electrical Power System. State their Types and Punctions. “Generator Ch | To convert mech. energy into lecvical energy. 9 ph. AC Tommy fosepan value rape Ea Saeed aca _ SS LLUU—r— SG Snel eeee ba ar oe So _ Bees meee |Ls\E [ee weiue [Rais ome : |: ‘Switchgest — |— witching power dreuits during routine operation and | * |" | * | * | * | * | seuehing poner arets astomatnly dure} | | | | ‘abnormal conditions auch as sc. | | | | Galion | eoatig mentrng Statin nonin] TofS Pe Po + Locations: GS = Generating Stn, SY = Switchyard in GS; ‘TSS = Transmission substation, [RSS = Receiving substation, DS = Distribution substation ; LS = Load side, The GS, TS, RSS, DSS are located away from each other and are connected throoys conductors of main power creuit. Voltages are celected for required power trancfor and Ingth of line, Higher power or longer length : Higher voltage. — Control centers and control roms have SCADA and communication channels.

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