The document discusses the components and functions of a 220kV substation in Sikar, India. It describes the key elements such as transformers, circuit breakers, bus bars, protective relays, and their purposes. The substation receives power from multiple incoming feeders and distributes it to various outgoing feeders to supply electricity at different voltages.
Introduction of the presenter, Roshan lal Kumawat, from the Department of Electrical Engineering.
Introduction to substations, defining components such as transformers, circuit breakers, and other protective devices.
Overview of RVPNL, an electricity board of Rajasthan, and its aim to provide reliable transmission services.
Detailed view of incoming and outgoing 220 kV feeders including various locations like PGCIL, REENGUS, and others.
Components of a substation explained including transformers, isolators, current transformers, lightning arresters, and capacitive voltage transformers.
Explanation of Power Line Carrier Communication, isolators, current transformers, and circuit breakers used in substations.
The role of bus bars for connecting feeders and the function of transformers in voltage transformation.
Description of transformer's components like Buchholz relays, conservators, and radiators contributing to transformer operation.
Role of capacitor banks in providing reactive power and protective relays for detecting faults in electrical systems.
Types of protective relays including differential, overcurrent, distance, and auxiliary relays.
Description of battery rooms for housing backup batteries essential for uninterruptible power systems.
Introduction
Definition Of sub-Station
ComponentOf sub-station
LightningArrestor
Current Transformer
Capacitor voltage Transformer
PLCC
Isolater
Circuit Breaker
Bus Bar
Transformer
Protective relay
Control room
Battery room
Conclusion
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RVPNL is acompany of Rajasthan State Electricity
Board(RSEB) established by government of Rajasthan. Aim of
RVPNL is to provide reliable transmission service to customers.
220 KV G.S.S., Sikar is a part of RVPNL.
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Sub-station is asubsidiary station of an electric generation
,transmission and distribution system where voltage is
transformed from high to low or low to high voltage using
transformers. Electric Power may flow through several sub-
station between generated plant and consumer and may be
changed in voltage in several steps.
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1. Primary powerlines
2. Ground wire
3. Overhead lines
Transformer for measurement of electric voltage
1. Disconnect switch
2. Circuit breaker
3. Current Transformer
4. Lightning arrester
5. Main Transformer
6. Control building
7. Security fence
8. Secondary power lines
9.
als
Lightning arrester isa protective
device which provides protection
against high voltage surges.A
lightning arrester has two termin
viz a high voltage terminal and
a ground terminal.
Wave trap
A Line trap (high-frequency
stopper) is a maintenance-free
inductor, mounted inline on
high
voltage AC transmission
power lines to prevent the
transmission of high
frequency (40 kHz to
1000 kHz) carrier signals
of line communication to
unwanted destinations.
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PLCC for exchangeof data and transfer of messages between
substations, voice communication is necessary. For this purpose
high frequency carrier current is transmitted over same
transmission line on which power is transmitted. Hence this
communication is called as power line carrier communication.
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maintenance.
It operates
when there
isno load. It
is also used
It isolates to change
the devices bus bar line
from live from main to line
when reserve or there is a
vise versa.
220 KV ISOLATOR
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C.T. is usedto measure high
value of current. C.T.`s
secondary is connected to
relay to protect the system
against Overcurrent.
Current
Transformer
Bus Bars arecommon
electrical component
through which a large
no. of feeders
operating at same
voltage have to be
connected.
17.
The transformer isa static
apparatus, which receives
power/energy at it, one circuit
and transmits it to other circuit
without changing the
frequency and power.
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1. Primary andsecondary coils (circuit) or windings.
2. Core
3. Main Tank
4. Conservator
5. Breather
6. Radiator
7. Buchholz relay
8. Bushings (HT & LT) (Primary or secondary)
9. Cooling fans
10. Tap changer (on load and off load)
11. NGR (Neutral Grounding Resistance) to minimize the earth
fault current
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To step-upor step-down the
voltage and transfer power
from one a.c. voltage to
another a.c. voltage at the
same frequency.
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Buchholz relays:-
Buchholz relaysare used in most oil insulated electric
transformers where there is an expansion tank.
Buchholz relays are particularly efficient in detecting
and capturing gases that may form inside the
transformers and for instant system shut down in case
of a serious defect.
CONSERVATOR:-
The conservator provides space for the expansion of
oil.
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BREATHER
The breather filledwith silica gels are provided
to separate moisture from the aspirated air.
The silica gel turns blue when it becomes
saturate with moisture after which it needs to
be replaced.
AIR RELEASE PLUGS
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BREATHER
AIR RELEASE PLUGS
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RADIATORS
The radiator oftransformer
accelerates the cooling rate of
transformer. Thus, it plays a vital role
in increasing loading capacity of
an electrical transformer. This is basic
function of radiator of an electrical
power.
TRANSFORMER RATING
RADIATORS
23.
The capacitor bankprovides
reactive power at grid sub-station.the
voltage problem frequently reduce
so of circulation of reactive power.
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A protective relayisa
device that detects the
fault and initiates the
operation of the circuit
breaker to isolator the
defective element from
the rest of the system.