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powersystemsppt
PAPERPRESENTATIONON“POWERSYSTEMS”
ABSTRACT
Thispapernowconsistsoverallviewofpowersystems.Thispapercontainsintroductionaboutpowersystem,superiorityofelectricalenergy,Generatingofelectricalpowerusingbydifferentnaturalsourcesi.e(Hydroelectricalplant,thermalpowerplant,nuclearpowerplants);Transfertheelectricalpowerbyusingtransmissionanddistributionlanes.Andwhatarethemainpartsintransmissionlines.i.e(conductors,insulators,poles)etc.,definegridinputandgridoutput.Andalsoitconsistofhistoryabouttransmissionlinesdistributionlines,transmissionlinesanddistributionlinefigures,arewhatarethemainprotectiveequipmentsinpowersystem.
POWERSYSTEMS
Introduction-SuperiorityofElectricalEnergy-GenerationofElectricalEnergy-AboutTransmissionandDistribution–Grid-Protection-Utilization.
INTRODUCTION
Poweristhebasicneedfortheeconomicdevelopmentofanycountry.Availabilityofelectricityhasbeenthemostpowerfulvehicleofintroducingeconomicdevelopmentandsocialchangethroughouttheworld.Theprocessofmodernization,increaseinproductivelyinindustryandagricultureandtheimprovementinthestandardoflivingofthepeoplebasicallydependupontheadequatesupplyofelectricalenergy.Electricalenergyhasbeenthehighestpriorityinthenationalplanningprocess.
InElectricalpowersystem“Generation”isthefirstprocessinthedeliveryofelectricitytoconsumers.Theotherprocessesareelectricalpower“Transmission”and“Distribution”.
Electricityhasbeengeneratedforthepurposeofpoweringhumantechnologiesforatleast120yearsfromvarioussourcesofpotentialenergy.Thefirstpowerplantswererunonwood,whiletodaywerelymainlyonpetroleum,naturalgas,coal,hydroelectricandnuclearpowerandasmallamountfromhydrogen,solarenergy,tidalharnesses,windgenerators,andgeothermalsources.
Generallyelectricalpowerisgeneratedatthegeneratingstationslocatedatfarawayfromloadcentres,inviewofeconomicconsiderationsthispowerhastobeconveyedtotheconsumersresidingatvariousplaces.Thereforethereisneedtotransmitpowerfromgeneratingstationstotheareastobeservedbyconductorsystemknownastransmmitionlinesanddistributionlines.
Inpowersystemconsistingofgenerators,trsnsformers,transmissionanddistributioncircuits,itisinvetablethatsoonorlatersomefailurewilloccursomewhereinsystem,itmustbequicklydetectedanddisconnectedfromthesystembyusingprotectingequipments.
SUPERIORITYOFELECTRICALENERGY
Electricalenergyisconsideredsuperiortoallotherforms(chemical,heat,light,sound,ormechanical)ofenergyduetothefollowingreasons:
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i.cheapness:
itismuchcheaperthanthatinotherformsandtherefore,itiseconomicaltouseenergyinthisformfordomestic,commercial,industrialandagriculturalpurposes.
ii.ConvenientandefficientTransmission:
theelectricalenergycanbetransmittedconvenientlyandefficientlyfromthegeneratingstations,usuallylocatedquiteawayfromthecentresofusage,throughconsuctorsofsuitablesize.
iii.Easycontrol:
electricallyopratedmachineshavesimpleandconvenientstarting,controlandoperation.
iv.Cleanliness:
useofelectricity(electricdriveorelectricheating)doesnotproducesmoke,fumes,dustorpoisonousgasesandtherefore,itsuseensurecleanlinessandpolutionfreeconditions.
v.GreaterFlexibility:
Electricalenergyoffersgreaterflexibilityasitcanbetakentoanycornerfothehouse,factory,street,hospital,farm,mineetc.throughsolid,strandedorflexibleconductors.
vi.VersatileForm:
Electricalenergyisaveryconvenientformofenergyanditcanbeeasilyconvertedintootherformsofenergy-heat,light,mechanical,soundorchemical.
Thoughatpresentaboutthree-fourthofthetotalenergyisstillusedinnon-electricalform(transport,residentialheatingandindustrialheatinguseenergymostlyinnon-electricalform)butbecauseofnumerousadvantages,mentionedabove,electricitywillaccontforagreaterandgreaterportionoftotalenergyconsumptioninthecomingyears.Itisexpectedthattheelectricitydemandwillcontinuetogoupformanymoreyearstocome,evenindevelopedcountries.
Powersystem=GenerationTransmissionDistributionUtilization
GENERATION
Electricitygenerationisthefirstprocessinthedeliveryofelectricitytoconsumers.Electricalenergyisgeneratedbyconversionofenergyavailableindifferentformsformdifferentnaturalsourcessuchaskineticenergyofblowingwinds,pressureheadofwater,chemicalenergyoffuelsandnuclearenergyofradioactivesubstancesintoelectricalenergy.Theelectricalpowergeneratedbysomemajoravailableenergysources.Theseare
HydroelectricPowerPlant:
Hydroelectricityisarenewableenergysource.Hydroelectricpoweristhepowerobtainedfromtheenergyoffallingwaterwhereashydroelectricpowerplantisthepowerplantutilisingthepotentialenergyofwateratahighlevelforthegenerationofelectricalenergy.
Inhydroelectricpowerstation,waterheadiscreatedbyconstructingadamacrossareiverorlake.Thepressureheadofwaterorkineticenergyofwaterisutilizedtodrivethewaterturbinescoupledtoalternatorsand,therefore,generationofelectricalpower.
Hydroelectricpowrstationsareusuallylocatedinhighhillyareas,wherethedamcanbebuilteasilyandlarge
reservoirscanbeobtained.
Hydroelectricpowersupplies20%ofworldelectricity.Norwayproducesvirtuallyallofitselectricityfromhydro,whileIcelandproduces83%ofitsrequirements(2004),Austriaproduces67%ofallelectricitygeneratedinthecountryfromhydro(over70%ofitsrequirements).Canadaistheworld'slargestproducerofhydropowerandproducesover70%ofitselectricityfromhydroelectricsources.
Thermalpowerstation:
Itisalsocalledassteampowerplant.Coalisthefuel.Thefactthatthermalenergyisthemajorsourceofpowrgenerationitselfshowstheimportanceofthermalpowergenerationinindiamorethan60%ofelectricpowerisproducedbysteamplantsinindia.
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Vijayawadathermalpowerstation
Ageneratingstation,whichconvertsheatenergyofcoalcombutionintoelectricalenergy,isknownasasteam(thermal)powerstation.
Insteampowerstationcoalisburntinaboiler,whichconvertswaterintosteam.Thesteamisexpandedinaturbine,whichproducesmechanicalpowerdrivingthealternatorcoupledtotheturbine.Inalternatorthemechanicalpowerconvertintoelectricalpower.Thesteamafterexpansioninprimemoverisusuallycondensedinacondensertobefedintotheboileragain.Inpractice,however,alargenumberofmodificationsandimprovementshavebeenmadesoastoaffecteconomyandimprovethethermalefficiencyofthepalnt.
Nuclearpowerplant:
thefuelsmainlyusedinNuclearpowerplantsarenaturalUranium,thorium.
AgeneratingstationinwhichnuclearenergyisconvertedintoelectricalenergyisknownasaNuclearStation.Thenuclearpowerstationmainlyconsistsofthefollowing:
1.Nucelarreactor
2.Heatexchangerorsteamgenerator
3.Steamorgasturbine
4.A.Cgeneratorandexciter
5.Condenser.
Thereactorofanuclearpowerplantissimilertothefurnaceinasteampowerplant.Theheatliberatedinthereactorduetothenuclearfissionofthefuelistakenupbythecoolantcirculatinginthereactor.Hotcoolantleavesthereactorattopandthenflowsthroughthetubesofheatexchangerandtranasferitsheattothefeedwateronitsway.Thesteamproducedintheheatexchangerispassedthroughtheturbineandaftertheworkhasdonebytheexpansionofsteamintheturbine,steamleavestheturbineandflowstothecondenser.Themechanicalenergydevelopedbythetrubineistransferredtothegeneratorwhichinturngeneratestheelectricalenergyandsuppliestothebusthroughastep-uptransformer,circuitbreakerandisolator.
TRANSMISSIONANDDISTRIBUTION
Electricpowertransmissionisoneprocessinthetransmittingofelectricitytoconsumers.Thetermreferstothebulktransferofelectricalpowerfromplacetoplace.Typically,powertransmissionisbetweenthepowerplantandasubstationnearapopulatedarea.Thisisdistinctfromelectricitydistribution,whichisconcernedwiththedeliveryfromthesubstationtotheconsumers.Duetothelargeamountofpowerinvolved,transmissionnormallytakesplaceathighvoltage(110kVorabove).Electricityisusuallytransmittedoverlongdistancethroughoverheadpowertransmissionlines.
Undergroundpowertransmissionisusedonlyindenselypopulatedareas(suchaslargecities)becauseofthehighcostofinstallationandmaintenance.
Engineersdesigntransmissionnetworkstotransporttheenergyasefficientlyasfeasible,whileatthesametimetakingintoaccounteconomicfactors,networksafetyandredundancy.Thesenetworksusecomponentssuchaspowerlines,cables,circuitbreakers,switchesandtransformers.
*Efficiencyisimprovedbyincreasingthetransmissionvoltageusingastep-uptransformer,whichhastheeffectofreducingthecurrentintheconductors,whilstkeepingthepowertransmittednearlyequaltothepowerinput.Thereducedcurrentflowingthroughtheconductorreducesthelossesintheconductorandsince,accordingtoOhmsLaw,thelossesareproportionaltothesquareofthecurrent,havingthecurrentresultsinafour-folddecreaseintransmissionlosses.
ElectricalpowerGeneratingStation(upto11kV)TransmissionlinesSubstation
andincreasevoltage(upto220kv)orGrid.
Atransmissiongridisa