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WELCOMEWELCOME

Presentation on GISPresentation on GIS

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Utility Mapping

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Utility Mapping Modes Single Line Diagram

Sketch

Network Drawn on Taluka / District Map to Scale

One time Digitisation of Network for Preparation of SI Scheme/ Distribution Project

Digital Map

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Digital Map Map of Electrical Network

Showing Location of each Utility Facility by Unique Co-Ordinate System i.e Latitude and Longitude

Showing Connectivity between the of Facilities

Showing Complete Geographic Information of Area

Easy to edit and Update the map

Facility To Join Maps

Store and Display map on Computer Screen and also take hard copies on Plotter/ Printer

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Map CoordinatesCartesian Co-ordinates

Location Identified by X, Y Coordinates

Not unique – Depends on scale and

location of origin

Latitude and Longitude

Unique in the entire universe.

Independent of Scale

Origin is irrelevant

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State / Utility MapsState Maps 1 inch = 32 miles Transmission Network

District Maps 1 inch = 4 miles Sub Transmission Network

Taluka Maps 1 inch = 1 mile 11 KV Network

Village/ Town Maps 8 inches = 1 mile LT Network

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State / Utility Maps - Characteristics

Irregular Shape and Size

Latitudes and Longitudes Not

Marked

Difficult to join the maps

Minimal Geographic Information

Shows Village boundaries

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Survey of India Maps.

Standard Maps 1:250000 –1 degree / 1 degrees

1:50000 – 15 mts / 15 mts

1:25000 - 7.5 mts/ 7.5 mts

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Map Coding

 

1 5 9 13

2 6 10 14

3 7 11 15

A B 8 12 16C D

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SOI Coding Indian Sub- Continent divided into blocks of 4Degrees* 4

degrees and assigned a number Each Block divided in to 16 Sub –Blocks and assigned

Characters A to P– 1 Degree * 1 degree - Enlarged to obtain Maps of Scale 1: 250,000

Each sub-block is again subdivided into 16 parts and given Numbers 1-16 – 15 Minutes * 15 minutes – Enlarged to obtain Maps of scale 1: 50,000

Each part is again divided into 4 parts and each part is assigned Character A-D- 7.5 minutes *7.5 minutes - Enlarged to obtain Maps of scale 1:25000

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Survey of India Maps -Characteristics

  Wealth of Geographic Information

Facility for joining maps

Based on latitudes and longitudes.

Country divided into 96 blocks of 4Degrees *4 degrees and assigned a number

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Satellite ImageryIndicates Latest Ground Position vs SOI maps of 1970 VintageNRSA Nodal agency in IndiaIRS 1C – Indian -5.8 Meters resolution IKONOS- US – 1.0 meter resolutionPanchromatic – Black and white PicturesMulti Spectral – Colour –Resolution 4 Times PanchromaticBlack –water body,VegetationWhite- Rocky areas,Dry Areas

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Global Positioning System

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GPS Survey -Objectives

Capture latitude and Longitude of Network Facilities like Substations, Distribution Transformers, HT and LT Poles, etc., Collect all relevant attribute information.Transfer the data directly to POWERNET or GIS Package for analysis.

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GPS Satellites

24 satellites orbit at 20,200 Kms24 hours operationProvides Position, Velocity and Time anywhere in the worldMaintained by DOD USA

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GPS : How It works

24 GPS sat. at 20,200 Kms orbit twice per day.

GPS receiver on ground calculate their position by making distance measurements to four or more satellites

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GPS Position

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KHAMMAM HT GPS DATA WITH DIG. DATA

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Methodology

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Survey of Electrical Network:

• Establish Base station at Central place.

• The base coordinates will be determined by observing GPS data for minimum 72 hours.

• Survey will be performed feeder wise by the teams. A Trimble Rover station 3C Model having 5 meter accuracy will be taken to each Electrical object like pole, distribution transformer etc. to capture its latitude and longitude.

• Every pole or electrical object will be given a unique ID as per the plan specified by the APCPDCL .

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Survey of Electrical Network:

• Differential correction will be performed using post-processing technique and the software provided by Trimble – a leading GPS Vendor.

• The differential processing will give 1 mtr. Accuracy. • The GPS data will be imported to POWERGIS .

• POWERGIS has the capability to build the network topology using GPS data.

• The network map will be overlaid on the base map.

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Survey of Electrical Network

• Distribution Transformers Type I.e pole mounted or plinth mounted will be separately identified.

• Jumpers given on lines will be identified.

• Isolators, sectionalizers and Fuses etc., will be identified.

• All cables, their position will be identified as per the maps available with APCPDCL. Where no such maps are available, they shall be verified with cable tracing equipment.

• All cable joints will be identified.

• Feeder pillar boxes, service pillar boxes will be identified.

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Consumer indexing:• Identify Consumers incident on each pole or service pillar

from which supply is released by field survey

• Incorporate the information in POWERGIS

• POWERGIS will automatically establish the link between consumer to pole, pole to LV Feeder, LV Feeder to Distribution substation, Distribution substation to 11kV Feeder and 11kV Feeder to Grid substation.

• The complete hierarchy will get updated as and when the network is re-configured i.e., changes in LV network with erection of distribution substation or changes in HV network with erection of new distribution substations or New 11kV Feeder etc.

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Why GIS in POWER ?GIS is required to build a topology and store information related to each and every equipment

Topology enables the user to Run the applications better Manipulate the network for different studies View the network in an organized way Build customized views for better displays

Using GIS we can locate every equipment on a map and on the ground.

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Vadodara GIS Project

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Electrical Network Overlaid on VUDA MapElectrical Network Overlaid on VUDA Map

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Navrang

SRP

Sursagar

Poloview

Azad Maidan

Narmada

Tinmurty

Motibaug SS

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Consumer code 16106000980

Sh.MahendraBhai A Mehta

DTR :LAL-1

Sursagar 11kV Feeder

Pole

SGR/LAL-1/41

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Energy Audit And

Commercial Loss Management

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Objectives Of Energy Audit

• Energy Accounting and Audit of feeders and distribution transformers

• Energy Accounting and Audit of dedicated HT consumer’s feeder based on load survey data

• Customer energy sales review

•Load research providing load duration curve, typical daily load curve etc.

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IDENTIFICATION OF HIGH LOSSESComputes feederwise losses by taking units billed from billing system automatically Feederwise losses of Motibaug S/S (Nov-Dec 02)

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• Computes transformer wise losses by taking units billed from billing system automatically

• Transformer wise losses of TinMurti Feeder (Jan-03)

IDENTIFICATION OF HIGH LOSSES

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ENERGY AUDITCan compare the details within one class of consumers, say hotels

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Customer Management

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HT Consumer Code 35306

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HT Consumer Code :35306

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HT Consumer Code :35306

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Distribution Planning And Power Loss Reduction Management

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Low Voltage Area

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Reconductored section

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Hyderabad GIS Project

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GPS Survey in Hyderabad ProjectGPS Survey in Hyderabad ProjectSurvey period Survey period - - DecDec 2002– May 2002– May 2003 2003

11kV Line11kV Line OHOH -- 2,122 kM2,122 kM UGUG -- 292 kM 292 kM ABCABC -- 37 kM 37 kM

LV LineLV Line OHOH -- 4,151 kM4,151 kM UGUG -- 17 kM 17 kM ABCABC -- 32 kM 32 kM

DTRsDTRs - 13,082- 13,082

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GPS Survey in Hyderabad GPS Survey in Hyderabad ProjectProject

HT PolesHT Poles - - 80,126 80,126

LT Poles LT Poles -- 1,59,944 1,59,944

RMUsRMUs 5 panel 5 panel -- 123123 3 panel3 panel -- 449449

HT ConsumersHT Consumers -- 1,006 1,006

LT Consumers (approx) - 11,50,000LT Consumers (approx) - 11,50,000

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Network diagram in and around Hyderabad

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EHT- SUBSTATIONS --HYDERABAD CITY

400kV

132kV

220kV

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NARAYANAGUDA DIVISION 11KV NETWORK NARAYANAGUDA DIVISION 11KV NETWORK

Scale : 1:7000 Scale : 1:7000

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JAMES STREET DIVISION 11kV NetworkJAMES STREET DIVISION 11kV Network

over laid on HUDA MAPover laid on HUDA MAP

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JAMES STREET DIVISION 11kV NetworkJAMES STREET DIVISION 11kV Network

over laid on SOI MAPover laid on SOI MAP

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NIMS SUBSTATION 11KV NETWORK

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NIMS SUBSTATION 11KV AND LT NETWORK

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ANDRA JOTHI 11kV FEEDERANDRA JOTHI 11kV FEEDER

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ANDRA JOTHI 11kV AND LT ANDRA JOTHI 11kV AND LT NETWORKNETWORK

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SUBSTATION SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM DETAILSSUBSTATION SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM DETAILS

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POWER TRANSFORMER DETAILSPOWER TRANSFORMER DETAILS

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SUBSTATION STATISTICS

3x

16

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SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM OF DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER

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DISTRIBUTION TRANDFOREMR DETAILS

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DISTRIBUTION STATION DETAILS

LT NETWORK OF DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER

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3 WAY RMU

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N41404NMW018

11KV WATER WORKS

CONSUMER DETAILS

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VOLTAGE REGULATIONS OF 11KV AND LT NETWORK

LOW VOLTAGE AREA

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Energy Audit For NIMS Substation Area

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Energy Audit—NIMS Substation

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Energy Audit—NIMS Substation

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Model Distribution Management System

Nehru Place District Delhi Vidyut Board

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Objectives of Model DMS

Energy Accounting

Reduction of Distribution Losses

Revenue Protection management

Better Reliability and Quality of Supply

Better Customer Service/ Focus

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DVB – NHP DISTRICT

11KV NETWORK

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DVB NETWORK

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DVB – NHP DISTRICT

LT NETWORK

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APEEP Project

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        No of substations 3

        No of 11kV feeders 9

        Length of 11 kV Line 102 kM

        Length of LT line 322km

         No.of DTRs 152

  Total No. of Consumers 30,250    

APEEP -- MAHABUBNAGAR TOWN

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APEEP GIS PROJECT –MAHABUBNAGAR TOWN

Consumer Tracing

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Energy Audit

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Energy Audit

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        No of substations 3

        No of 11kV feeders 14

        Length of 11 kV Line 240kM

        Length of LT line 277km

        No.of DTRs 421

  Total No. of Consumers 27,500      

APEEP–NALGONDA TOWN

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Consumer Tracing

APEEP GIS PROJECT –NALGONDA TOWN

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Energy Audit

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Energy Audit

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APEEP–KHAMMAM TOWN

        No of substations 4

        No of 11kV feeders 15

        Length of 11 kV Line 184kM

        Length of LT line 508km

        No.of DTRs 576

Total No. of Consumers 44,500       

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Consumer Tracing

APEEP GIS PROJECT –KHAMMAM TOWN

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Energy Audit

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Energy Audit

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Distribution

Planning Studies

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Network Status Before Project

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Project Benefits -Khammam

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Project Benefits - Mahaboobnagar

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Project Benefits - Nalgonda

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Project Evaluation

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Project Goal

Energy efficiency achieved through lower cost electricity supplied at lower level of emission per mw hour

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V & C Losses

Before and After

Network Configuration

Feeder Loadings

Feeder Energy Input

Feeder Energy Sales

Data Collection Before and After

Load Flow Analysis

Energy Accounting

Compute Technical Loss Reduction

Compute Total Loss Reduction

Compare with Project Predictions

Extrapolate Results for Typical Cases

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Reduction in Energy

Losses for Evaluated Sub-

Projects

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Projection of Energy Loss Reduction - Khammam District

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Verification and certification of Energy Loss

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Expected Reduction in Energy Loss as per Project Report

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Investment Analysis

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Green House Gas Emissions

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Thank You