Electrical Mirror January 2017

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Worldwide manufacturer of high-end test and measurement systems for the power industry. ISA s.r.l. is a reputed manufacturer of high quality electrical test and measurement equipment since 1938. With a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility at Taino, Italy; the company’s operations are spread over more than 100 countries, either through resource centers or through fully trained sales representatives. Innovative products with rugged hardware and user-friendly software are the hallmark of brand ISA. Every product at ISA is developed, designed and manufactured in compliance with international standards and is tested thoroughly to be used in severe working environments like HV / EHV substations and heavy industrial plants. ISA’s customer base includes: • Power utilities • Equipment manufacturers

• Oil & Gas sector • EPC contractors and electrical consultants

• Testing service companies • Renewable energy producers

Our Product Portfolio • Multi-functional Test Kit for Power Transformer, Instrument Transformer etc. (STS Family) • Automatic Three Phase Relay Test Kit (DRTS Family) • Single Phase Secondary Injection Kit (T 1000 Plus / TD 1000 Plus) • Circuit Breaker Analyzer (CBA 1000 / CBA 2000 / CBA 3000)

TDX 5000

TAN DELTA AND CAPACITANCE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FOR POWER APPARATUS

TDX 5000 is developed as a fully automatic and compact solution for high voltage Capacitance & Tan Delta (Dissipation Factor) measurements. Using the reactor option, TDX 5000 can also perform tests on rotating machines. It includes Advanced Test & Data Management Software for test set control, results storage and analysis

• Primary Current Injection Kit (T 2000 / T 3000 / eKAM / KAM) • Automatic Tan Delta Test Kit (TDX 5000 / STS 3000 + TD 5000) • Metal Oxide Surge Arrestor Test Kit (SCAR 10) • Battery Test Set (BTS 200 MKII/ELU 200 MKII) • Online Diagnostics & Measurement System

E KAM

ELECTRONIC AND AUTOMATIC PRIMARY INJECTION TEST SYSTEM

E KAM is the new fully automatic electronic primary injection test equipment which includes two portable units: one control unit with a large graphical display, that adjusts output, and one current unit (up to 2000, 3000, 5000A). It can also perform Step & Touch tests with the optional modules STLG-STSG and ground grid accessories kit.

CBA 3000

ALL IN ONE CIRCUIT BREAKER ANALYZER

CBA 3000 is the ultimate all-in-one circuit breaker analyzer: safer, faster and more accurate than ever. It allows any timing test, motion and speed analysis, multiple contemporary static and dynamic contact resistance measurements, Both Sides Grounded (BSG) tests, Undervoltage condition test and more. All these functions are integrated in one lightweight test case.

The subsidiary company, ISA Advance Instruments India Pvt. Ltd. provides proactive support to ISA’s Indian customer base. Since its inception in 2012 the company has witnessed exponential growth with the support of a dedicated team of application engineers.

South Asia - Regional Office: C-33, Ground Floor, Sector-2, Noida- 201301, Uttar Pradesh, India T: +91 120 4543853 / 54 / 4222712 | F: +91 120 4574772 | Email: info.asia@isatest.com 16

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TABLE I COMPARISON BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL AND WIND POWER PLANTS Topology

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Conventional Power Plant

Wind Power Plant

One or a few large generating units, each unit could be rated at 40MW to 1000MW+

Typically hundreds of small generators deployed over a large area, each unit could be rated at 1MW to 5MW

Prime mover Steam, gas, hydro turbines or combustion engines

Wind turbines

Dispatch

Dispatchable, maneuverable between maximum and minimum limits

Non-dispatchable, limited maneuverability (curtailment, ramp rate limit, output limit)

Real power control

Units have speed governors and are typically capable of automatic generation control (AGC).

Real power follows the wind speed variation

Reactive power control

Units are equipped with an automatic voltage regulator, typically set for voltage control.

Reactive power is managed at the plant level, through coordinated control of wind turbine control and/or plant level reactive compensation.

Location

Located where convenient for fuel and transmission access

Located where the wind resource is good, may be far from load centers or strong transmission

Generator

Synchronous generators

Type 1 - Fixed-speed, induction generator; Type 2 - variable slip, induction generators with variable rotor resistance; Type 3 variable speed, doubly-fed asynchronous generators with rotor- side converter; Type 4 - variable speed generators with full converter interface, a generator can be induction, synchronous or permanent magnet generator.


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TABLE III THE RECORDED VOLTAGE SAGS FOR THREE PV POWER PLANTS Residual voltage, pu

Duration, ms 0-100

100-200

200-400 40-600

>600

Total

0.8-0.9

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0.3-0.4

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0.1-0.2

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0

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TABLE II IEEE STD.1547A-2014 INTERCONNECTION SYSTEM RESPONSES TO ABNORMAL VOLTAGES Default Settings Voltage range (% of base voltage)

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Clearing Time (s)

Maximum Settings - Clearing time : Adjustable up to and including (s)

V < 45

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TABLE IV SUMMARY OF DIFFERENT HARMONIC COMPENSATION SCHEMES CCM

HCM

Local load harmonic compensation Yes (without good damping)

VCM

Yes

Yes

PCC harmonic voltage compensation

Yes

Yes

Yes

DG line current harmonic rejection

Yes (indirect current control)

Yes

Yes

Grid impedance variations

Sensitive

Insensitive

Insensitive

Stand-alone operation with voltage

Yes

No

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Harmonics sharing

Yes (requires information of feeder impedance)

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Hon. Power Minister, Gov. of India, Mr Piyush Goyal (Left) motivating Green-Watt's team in Switch-2016, Vadodara.

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Gabriel Harder Software Developer

IEC 61850 is my topic … … and as a software developer in the Power Utility Communication field, I work on exciting and trend-setting products. Through our developments we are able to offer efficient IEC 61850 testing tools for protection and SCADA engineers. One example is DANEO 400, which uniquely records and analyzes all conventional signals, as well as GOOSE and Sampled Values on the substation communication network. www.omicronenergy.com/puc

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Testing the trip times Testing the response limit of the release current

Testing the reactive power threshold at a secondary active power of -100 W

Testing the undervoltage trip value

Author

Testing the voltage logic with a two-pole error (L1 and L2 < 85 V)

Reactive power characteristic with minimum current threshold (Source: FNN Lastenheft Q-U-Schutz [FNN Forum Q-V Protection], 2010)

Testing the reactive power characteristic at a secondary apparent power of 40 VA 50


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THIS AIN’T YOUR GRANDADDY’S MULTIMETER Introducing the DM284, an all-in-one True RMS digital multimeter and thermal imager that show you exactly where an electrical problem is to speed up troubleshooting. Infrared Guided Measurement (IGM™) is the future of instrument and tool technology. Plain and simple. And for the hardworking professionals in the building and electrical industries, it’s the perfect addition to the toolbox. By helping you identify and verify problems invisible to the naked eye, you’ll save time, money, and maybe even lives. www.flir.in/DM284

NEW

· THERMAL IMAGING AT YOUR FINGERTIPS · CONVENIENT, ALL-IN-ONE TOOL

Images used for illustrative purposes only.

MR176

MR160

TG130

TG167

TG165

C M 1 74

DM284

Thermal Imaging Multimeter

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PRODUCT RANGE

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HEATFLEX CABLES PRIVATE LIMITED Regd. Office: SK-42, Sindhora Kalan, Delhi-110052 Phone: 011-23645428, Fax: 011-23643428 E-mail: heatflexcables@ymail.com, sales@uniquecables.co.in Website: www.uniquecables.co.in Works: H-1464, DSIIDC Narela Industrial Area, Delhi-110040

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Electrolytic Scrap Refined Copper (Commercial Copper)

Individual wire diameter (mm) 0.177

0.180

No. of strands

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Calculated area (sq. mm)

0.762

0.610

Resistance ohms/km at 20oC

17.21

32.37

Copper content (%)

99.93

98.56

Temp. rise over ambient oC

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Sustainable environment Potable water Sanitation 24x7 clean energy Mobility: EVs/HEVs Connected / Autonomous vehicles Urban mobility Traffic control rooms Smart parking Digital India

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e-Governance Green/ Smart buildings Urban planning Safety, security and surveillance Disaster management Smart health Smart education Make in India Smart aerotropolis Geographical information systems (GIS)


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Transmission Sector Grappling with Private Investment

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Growth of Transmission Sector Since 6th Plan Transmission System Type

Voltage (KV) level

Unit

Ach. At the end of 6th Plan

Ach. At the end of 7th Plan

Ach. At the end of Plan (as on 31.3.1997)

Ach. At the end of 9th Plan (as on 31.3.2002)

Ach. as on 31.03.2007 (End of 10th Plan)

Ach. as on 31.03.2012 (End of 11th Plan)

Ach. as on 29.02.2016

Target 31.03.2017 (End of 12th Plan)

AC Transmission lines

765

ckm

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0

0

1160

2184

5250

24073

32250

400

ckm

6029

19824

36142

49378

75722

106819

146008

144819

220

ckm

46005

59631

79600

96993

114629

135980

156139

170980

ckm

52034

79455

115742

147531

192535

248049

326220

348049

HVDC

Total

ckm

0

0

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4738

5872

9432

12938

16872

Total (AC+HVDC)

ckm

52034

79455

117376

152269

198407

257481

339158

364921

AC Substations Transformation Capacity

765

MV/A

0

0

0

0

0

25,000

135000

174000

400

MV/A

9330

21580

40865

60380

92942

151,027

204207

196027

220

MV/A

37291

53742

84177

116363

156497

223,774

285849

299774

Total AC

MV/A

46621

75322

125042

176743

249439

399801

625056

669801

HVDC

MW

AC+HVDC Inter-regional transmission Capacity

0

0

0

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8200

9750

15000

22500

46621

75322

125042

181943

257639

409551

640056

692301

14050

27750

55350

65550

MW

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Automatic HV Coil Winding Machine with Graded Layer Insulation

Microprocessor-based Semi-Automatic HV Coil Winding Machine

Smart Winder GLI-400

Smart Winder Optima 1450-S

Foil (LV Coil) Winding Machine

Smart Winder FLV-800 Our other Products:

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Alternative to Battery Power Storage: High Energy Density Super-Capacitors ?

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Focus : LED & lighting

The year

LED

CFL

Incandescent

Florescent (T8 tube light)

Rs. per thousand lumen 2011

1500

166.67

19.23

12.76

2021

150

150

17.79

11.82

2031

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135

16.45

10.93

Basis of Haitz reduction law

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10%/ 10 the year 7.5%/ 10the year 7.5% / 10the year (PwC analysis 17) (PwC analysis) (PwC analysis)

Present lighting system

Approx. equivalent upgrade Potential saving in system (LED/control) energy consumption

Fluorescent lamp TL 40W

LED 16W

61%

Sodium vapour 70W

LED 30W

61%

Sodium 150W

LED 60W

63%

Sodium / Metal halide 250W

LED 120W

56%

Sodium 400W

LED 240W

46%

Manual switching

Lighting control management system

10 - 25%

The year

Traditional lighting

The year-over-the year growth

LED lighting

The year-over-the year growth

2010

7950

2011

9290

17%

850

70%

2012

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13%

1250

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2013

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Ban on sales of incandescent lights global review 2009

2010

2011

United States Europe

100W 75W

60W

2012

2013

2014

100W

75W

60W840W

2015

40W&25W

Halogens delegalized

Japan

Voluntary termination of all incandescent light bulb production in 2012

China

> 100W

India

2016

> 60W

> 15W

Certains States begam to ban incandescent lighting in government buildings as of 2010. In 2009, India announced a program to replace incadescent light bulbs with compact (fluorescent lighting). Source : US DoE, EC, NDRC UBS / Mirova 2014 97


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Trust built on performance List Price of KLJ Group ‘s Cable Compounds wef 01.01.2017 PVC Compounds Material

Grade

Application

Basic Price (INR) Ex Factory

GP Insulation

KLJ -22

Type A IS 5831

87.75

GP Sheathing

KLJ-05 H

ST-2 IS 5831

72.75

RDSO

KLJ-12B I

RDSO Type A

82.75

RDSO

KLJ-21NDLF

RDSO Type ST-1

72.75

LT XLPE

KLJ XL 01/02 SC

LT XLPE INS

116.5

LT XLPE ABC

KLJ XL 01/02 (ABC)

LT XLPE ABC

118.5

MV XLPE

KLJ XL 11/22 /02

11 /22 KV INSULATION

121.50

MV XLPE

KLJ XL 33 KV/02

333KV INSULATION

127.50

XLPE Compounds

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. What is the relevance of Intelligent Electricity from Indian Perspective ?

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IEEMA Executive Committee member and INTELECT 2017 Organising Committee member Mr Vikalp Mundra speaks to IEEMA Journal about the USP of solar sector and how extensively it should be used in a country like India. He also shares his views on INTELECT and how it is relevant for Renewable and Non – Utilities sector. Vikalp Mundra || Executive Committee Member || IEEMA

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. Presently government is also putting more efforts on growing Rooftop Solar, according to you Off Grid or Grid connected solar will grow fast. What are the Challenges and opportunities ?


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