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变电站毕业设计外文翻译
山东理工大学
毕业设计
(外文翻译材料)
ReliabilitymodellingandanalysisforSheffieldSubstation220kVupgradeproject
CarolineLeeTransend,NetworksPtyLtd,Tasmania
DrSudhirAgarwal,SanDiego,California,USA
ABSTRACT
ThispaperdescribestheapplicationofadefensibleprobabilisticprocessinreliabilityevaluationforSheffield220kVSubstationredevelopmentproject.SheffieldSubstationisahubof220kVtransmissionsystemintheNorthandNorth-WestregionsofTasmania.ItprovidesconnectiontoWestCoastandMerseyForthhydropowerstationsandfacilitatespowertransfersfromthesepowerstationstomajorindustrialcustomersinGeorgeTownareaandretailandindustrialloadsintheNorthandNorth-WestregionsofTasmania.Therefore,itisimportantthatintegrityofSheffieldSubstationisprotectedasmuchaspossibleandconsequencesofunplannedoutagesminimisedtopreventpossiblewidespreadsystemdisturbances.TogetherwithGeneralReliabilityfromSanDiego,California,TransendundertookthereliabilityevaluationoffourredevelopmentoptionsforSheffieldSubstationusingSUBREL,substationreliabilityandTRANSREL,transmissionsystemreliabilityprograms.
1.INTRODUCTION
Transend,asaTransmissionServiceProviderandTransmissionNetworkOperatorinTasmaniaisresponsibleforprovidingreliableelectricitysupplyandprovidingcosteffectivedevelopmentsolutionsofthetransmissionnetwork.Transendhasidentifiedaneedforacomprehensiveandmoreobjectiveprocessinjustificationofdevelopmentprojectsfromitscapitalworksprogram.Theneedtocombinecustomerreliabilitytargetsandeconomicstoachievecosteffectivedevelopmentsolutionshasbeenlongrecognised.Ahierarchicalframeworkforoverallpowersystemreliabilityevaluationispresentedin[1].Differentdesign,planningandoperatingprinciplesandtechniqueshavebeendevelopedindifferentcountriesovermanydecadesinanattempttofindbalancebetweenreliabilitytargetsandeconomicconstraints[2].Followingthereliabilityconceptandprinciples,differentutilitiesapplieddifferentreliabilitycriteriatojustifyprojectsfromtheircapitalworksprogram.Reliabilitycriteriacanbeviewedasconditionsthatshouldbesatisfiedbyelectricitygeneration,transmissionanddistributionsystemsinordertoachieverequiredreliabilitytargets.Reliabilitycriteriausuallyfallintotwocategories:
establishednumericaltargetlevelsofreliability(eglevelofexpectedenergynotsupplied)andperformancetestcriteria(egN-1,N-2incidentsthatthesystemhastowithstand).AnattempttocombinethesetwocategoriesintoonesetofreliabilitycriteriaiscurrentlyunderwayinTasmania[3].Theuseofreliabilitycriteriafromthefirstcategoryisthecoreofprobabilisticreliabilityevaluationapproach.Thesecondcategoryisadeterministicreliabilityevaluationapproach.Theusefulnessofdeterministiccriteriaandsecuritystandardsinjustificationofprojectsfromcapitalworksprogramischallengedin[4].Instead,anapproachinvolvingcustomersindecisionmakingandsimulatingarealisticsystemoperationandfailureiscommended.Thebasicstepssuggestedinproperreliabilityevaluationsarebasedoncompleteunderstandingoftheequipmentandsystembehaviourincluding:
•Understandingthewaytheequipmentandsystemoperate;
•Identifythesituationsinwhichequipmentcanfail;
•Understandconsequencesofthefailures;
•Incorporatetheseeventsintothereliabilitymodel;
•Usetheavailableevaluationtechniquestocalculatereliabilityindicesandcosts.
Withthisunderstandingofthesystembehaviourprobabilitytheoryisthenonlyseenasatooltotransformthisunderstandingintothelikelysystemfuturebehaviour.
2.SELECTIONOFEVALUATIONTECHNIQUEANDSOFTWARETOOLS
Therearetwomaincategoriesofevaluationtechniques[5]:
analytical(stateenumeration)andMonteCarlosimulation.Theadvantagesanddisadvantagesofbothmethodsarediscussedin[1].AnalyticaltechniquewaschosenbyTransendbecauseofitsusefulnessincomparingdifferentdevelopmentoptionsfornetworkdevelopmentprojects.ThisapproachwaspresentedalsointheElectricitySupplyAssociationofAustraliaGuidelinesforReliabilityAssessmentPlanning[6].Consequently,decisionwasmadetoacquireSUBREL,andTRANSREL,substationreliabilityandtransmissionsystemreliabilityprogramsfromGeneralReliability,USA.
2.1.SUBREL-SUBSTATIONRELIABILITY
PROGRAMSUBRELisacomputerprogramwhichcalculatesreliabilityindicesforanelectricityutilitysubstationandgeneratingstationswitchyard[7].Themethodologyusedtoanalyseimpactofsubstationgeneratedoutagesonoverallsystemreliabilityperformanceshasbeendescribedin[8].Theprogrammodelsthefollowingoutageevents,includingallrequiredsubsequentautomaticandmanualswitchingoperations:
1.Forcedoutageofanysubstationcomponent:
•Breaker
•Transformer
•BusSection
•Disconnector
2.Forcedoutageofanincomingline.
3.Forcedoutageoverlappingamaintenanceoutageforsubstationequipmentoranincomingline.
4.Stuckbreaker(failuretoopenwhenneededtoclearthefault).
SUBRELcalculatesthefollowingloadpointindices:
•FrequencyofInterruption(peryear)
•NumberofCircuitsInterruptions(peryear)
•OutageDuration(minutesperoutage)
•AnnualTotalOutageDuration(minutesperyear)
•CustomerMinutesofInterruptionCMI(peryear)
•ExpectedUnsuppliedEnergy(EUE)(kWhperyear)
•ExpectedOutageCost($peryear)
SUBRELalsocalculatesthefollowingsubstationortotal
systemindices:
•SAIFI,SystemAverageInterruptionFrequencyIndex
•SAIDI,SystemAverageInterruptionDurationIndex
•CAIDI,CustomerAverageInterruptionDurationIndex
•ASAI,AverageServiceAvailabilityIndex
•EUE,ExpectedUnsuppliedEnergy(kWhperyear)
•ExpectedOutageCost($peryear)
SUBRELgeneratesalistofsubstationgeneratedoutagesthatcanbeusedfurtherbyTRANSRELtoanalyseimpactonoverallsystemreliabilityperformance.
2.2.TRANSREL–TRANSMISSIONSYSTEMRELIABILITYPROGRAM
TRANSRELusescontingencyenumerationoftransmissioncontingenciestoevaluatepowernetworkreliability.Itisdesignedtoaidelectricutilitysystemplannersforreliabilityassessmentofbulkpowersystems.Theprocessinvolvesspecifyingcontingencies(outagesoftransmissionlinesandstationoriginatedoutages)andperformingloadflowanalysistodeterminesystemproblemssuchascircuitoverloads,low/highbusvoltages,busseparationorislanding.Usingtheprobability,frequencyanddurationofthecontingenciesevaluated,indicesofsystemproblemsasmeasuresofsystemunreliabilityarecalculated.Bothpostcontingencyandpostremedialactionindicescanbecalculated.Ifnoremedialactionsaretakentoalleviateaproblem,thepostcontingencyindicesmayprovideapessimisticassessmentofsystemreliability.Ifremedialactionssuchasgenerationredispatch,switchingoffacilities,curtailmentofloadalleviatessomeofthesystemproblems,thepostremedialactionreliabilityindicesprovideamorerealisticmeasureofsystemperformance.Theamountofloadsheddingisusedasanindicatorofcontingencyseverityorsystemcapabilitytowithstandcontingencies.Usingprobabilitiesofcontingencies,expectedloadcurtailmentatbusescanbecalculatedasreliabilityindices.TRANSRELwasusedwithloadflowprogram,PTIPSS/Etoexaminetheimpactofanoutageonsystemperformance.Thetypesoffailuresidentifiedforcheckingtheimpactofacontingencyonsystemperformanceare:
Transmissioncircuitoverloads-bycomparingflowsbasedontheloadflowsolutionwithuserselectedcircuitratings;Busvoltageviolations-bycheckingbusvoltagesagainsthighandlowvoltagelimits,ormaximumallowablevoltagedeviationfromthebasecase;Loadcurtailment-bytabulatingtheamountofloadcurtailedasaresultofsystemfailure;
Loadflowdivergence-bytabulatingthebusmismatchesaboveapredefinedtolerance.TRANSRELcomputesreliabilityindicesusingacontingencyenumerationapproach,whichinvolvesselectionandevaluationofcontingencies,classificationofeachcontingencyaccordingtospecifiedfailurecriteria,andcomputationofreliabilityindices.Reliabilityindicesincludefrequency,durationandseverity(overloads,voltageviolations,loadcurtailed,andenergycurtailed).Bothsystemandbusindicesarecalculated.
3.SUBRELANDTRANSRELAPPLICATIONFORSHEFFIELD220KVSUBSTATIONSheffieldSubstationisahubof220kVtransmissionsystemintheNorthandNorth-WestregionsofTasmania.AsshownonFigure1,itprovidesconnectionsfromtheWestCoastandMerseyForthhydropowerstationstotherestofthesystem.Inaddition,itsuppliesAuroraEnergycustomersinNorthandNorth-WestregionsandmajorindustrialcustomersintheGeorgeTownarea.Duringwintermonths,fromMaytoSeptember,theamountofenergysuppliedthroughandtransferredfromSheffieldSubstationcanreachmorethan50%oftheenergysuppliedtotherestofthesystemasshowninFigure2.Assuch,SheffieldSubstationhasbeenrecognizedasavulnerablepointintheTasmanianpowersystem.ThetotallossofSheffieldSubstationduringtimesoflargepowertransferfromWestCoastofTasmaniatotherestofthesystemcouldpossiblyleadtoalargesystemdisturbanceinTasmania.WiththepresentSheffieldSubstation220kVlayout,thetotallossofSheffieldSubstationcanbecausedbyasingleelementfailure.
3.1.DEVELOPMENTOPTIONSANALYSED
Theneedtoredesigntheexistingsubstation220kVlayouthasbeenrecognisedlongtimeago.Thefollowingthreeoptionshavebeenselectedfordetailedmodelingandanalysis:
Option1:
Triplebusbararrangement