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    Resonance and HarmonicsResonance and HarmonicsResonance and Harmonics

    HV Transmission SystemsHV Transmission SystemsHV Transmission Systems

    IsmaelIsmael Esteban Ossa VEsteban Ossa V

    UnicienciaUniciencia..

    A case studyA case study

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    DefinitionsDefinitionsDefinitions

    RESONANCE is an electromagnetic phenomenon of energyexchange between capacitive and inductive elements which are

    considered to be the energy storage elements in electrical power

    systems.

    HARMONICS are integral multiples of some fundamental frequency

    that, when added together, result in a distorted waveform.

    + =

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    IntroductionIntroductionIntroduction

    WhatWhats happening in S/E power plant?s happening in S/E power plant?

    Multiple measurements are overallMultiple measurements are overall

    required to report this problem.required to report this problem.

    The first and second reports are true butThe first and second reports are true but

    uncertain on the source.uncertain on the source.

    The third report is clear and definitive.The third report is clear and definitive.

    Conclusions.Conclusions.

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    What is happeningWhat is happeningWhat is happening

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    What is happeningWhat is happeningWhat is happening

    Sound extraordinary over potentialSound extraordinary over potential

    transformerCCVT.transformerCCVT. Acoustic interferences.

    Communications is broken.Communications is broken.

    The synchronization is very difficult.The synchronization is very difficult.

    The operation system is delayed.The operation system is delayed.

    Complaints to the system operatorComplaints to the system operator..

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    Equipment ForEquipment ForEquipment For

    MeasurementsMeasurementsMeasurements

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    Multiple measurementsMultiple measurementsMultiple measurements

    are requiredare requiredare required

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    Multiple measurementsMultiple measurementsMultiple measurements

    are requiredare requiredare required

    Distortion Harmonic in voltage andDistortion Harmonic in voltage and

    current.current.

    Power active and reactive.Power active and reactive.

    Sag, Swell and flickers.Sag, Swell and flickers.

    Sound level around transformers CCVT.Sound level around transformers CCVT.

    Driving Point Impedance.Driving Point Impedance.

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    MeasurementsMeasurementsMeasurements

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    MeasurementsMeasurementsMeasurements

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    MeasurementsMeasurementsMeasurements

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    Initial ConclusionsInitial ConclusionsInitial Conclusions

    The level harmonics is over limit IEEE519.The level harmonics is over limit IEEE519.

    Uncertain in the harmonic source.Uncertain in the harmonic source.

    Warnings overCCVTs for stress underWarnings overCCVTs for stress under

    harmonics.harmonics.

    New measurements are necessary forNew measurements are necessary for

    determinate that issue.determinate that issue.

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    Modelling DPIModelling DPIModelling DPI

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditionalModelling in Matlab

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    Measurements 2Measurements 2Measurements 2

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    Measurements 2Measurements 2Measurements 2

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    Measurements 2Measurements 2Measurements 2Modelling of the Capacitive Voltage TransformerModelling of the Capacitive Voltage TransformerModelling of the Capacitive Voltage Transformer

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    Measurements 2Measurements 2Measurements 2

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    Second ConclusionsSecond ConclusionsSecond Conclusions

    The level harmonics is over limit IEEE519The level harmonics is over limit IEEE519onon GuatiguaraGuatiguara CircuitsCircuits

    Uncertain in the harmonic source.Uncertain in the harmonic source.

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    Event 01/07/2009Event 01/07/2009Event 01/07/2009

    Black-out

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    Event 01/07/2009Event 01/07/2009Event 01/07/2009

    Paipa 2

    U1 THD

    mean

    U2 THD

    mean

    U3 THD

    mean

    I1 THD

    mean

    I2 THD

    mean

    I3 THD

    mean

    01/07/2009 11:45 1.9312 1.849029 1.964153 8.78044 8.52037 8.902913

    01/07/2009 11:30 2.932206 2.735785 3.150847 0.2723 0.26567 0.286701

    01/07/2009 11:15 2.432544 2.495822 2.741495 0 0 0

    01/07/2009 11:00 1.814668 1.982442 1.991045 0 0 0

    01/07/2009 10:45 1.898321 2.063239 2.103092 0 0 0

    01/07/2009 10:30 1.148405 1.243879 1.203445 1.636658 1.64276 1.619388

    01/07/2009 10:15 1.070282 1.211689 1.111718 1.711925 1.735982 1.690333

    Paipa 1

    U1 THD

    mean

    U2 THD

    mean

    U3 THD

    mean

    I1 THD

    mean

    I2 THD

    mean

    I3 THD

    mean

    01/07/2009 14:00 1.692736 2.107215 1.551024 3.433109 3.390803 3.284376

    01/07/2009 13:00 1.711861 2.052969 1.593837 2.894276 2.91675 2.689285

    01/07/2009 12:00 2.243209 2.490399 2.149343 3.168963 2.970202 2.946008

    01/07/2009 11:00 0 0 0 0 0 0

    01/07/2009 10:00 1.53242 1.821948 1.257019 1.756949 1.772599 1.737176

    01/07/2009 9:00 1.69997 1.875658 1.39542 1.659745 1.622332 1.64136

    01/07/2009 8:00 1.675941 1.799378 1.355715 1.845018 1.775531 1.800602

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    ConclusionsConclusionsConclusions

    The source harmonicThe source harmonic is the STNis the STN (System(System

    Transmission National).Transmission National).

    The ION 8800 is very effective to determinationThe ION 8800 is very effective to determination

    of Power Quality and Harmon

    ics.of Power Qual

    ity and Harmon

    ics.

    The STN needs to adapt its operating system byThe STN needs to adapt its operating system by

    installing reactors and filters, in order to deliverinstalling reactors and filters, in order to deliver

    a quality service in the voltage.a quality service in the voltage.

    Resonance is affecting performance andResonance is affecting performance andreduction of the useful life ofCCVTs.reduction of the useful life ofCCVTs.

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    Resonance and HarmonicsResonance and HarmonicsResonance and Harmonics

    HV Transmission SystemsHV Transmission SystemsHV Transmission Systems

    Questions?Questions?Questions?

    Ismael Esteban OssaIsmael Esteban Ossa 057(4) 3325584057(4) 3325584

    Cellular 3012913826Cellular 3012913826

    Many thanks for your kind attention!

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

    Reaction of passiveelements: resistance,

    inductive reactance,

    capacitive reactance

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

    Resonance in seriesResonance in series

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

    Resonance in shuntResonance in shunt

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

    Driving-Point Impedance

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

    Filtres

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    AdditionalAdditionalAdditional

    For each parameter measured, 4-30 defines three classes of measurement

    performance:

    Class A Parameter Performance: This class of performance is used where

    precise measurements are necessary. Class A performance can be used to

    verify standards compliance or resolve settlement metering. Any 4-30 parameter

    based on the same signal, measured with separate class A compliant devices,

    will produce matching results within the specified margin of uncertainty for that

    parameter.

    Class S Parameter Performance: This class of performance is used for

    statistical applications such as surveys or power quality assessment, possibly

    with a limited subset of parameters. Although class S uses equivalent intervals

    of measurement as class A, the class S processing requirements are lower.

    Class B Parameter Performance: This class of performance is defined in order

    to avoid making many existing instruments designs obsolete.