TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERTNG PASCHIMANCHAL CAMPUS LAMACHAUR-16, POKHARA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROJECT REPORT ON: Design of 200MW 160Km Transmission Line SUBMITTED BY : SUBMITTED TO: MADHUSUDHAN PANDEY DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Date of Submission: SHRWAN 17, 2071 B.S 1|Page DESIGN OF 200 MW, 160 KM TRANSMISSION LINE Most Economical Voltage Selection The most economical voltage is given by the following empirical formula: Economical Voltage (V eco) Lt P * 1000 1.6 cos * Nc * 150 =5.5* Where, Lt = length of transmission line =160 Km P = Power to be transmitted =200 MW cosØ = Power factor =0.96 Nc = number of circuit = 1S Then, using the above values V eco =5.5* 160 200 *1000 1.6 0.96 *1 *150 = 212.22 KV Nearest Standard Voltage= 220 kV Taking 220 kV, as required voltage as it is more near to the obtained economical voltage, So standard voltage level of transmission line =220 kV. Checking technical criterion: Surge impedance Loading (SIL) = V2 /400 = 2202/400 =121 Multiplying factor (MF) = P max = 200/121 = 1.65 SIL MFlimit for 160 KM from provided standard table = 2.25 MFcalculated (1.65) < MFlimit (2.25) Hence the technical criterion is satisfied, so we select the voltage level of 220 KV. Voltage Level for given Power Transmission =220 KV Number of Circuit =1 Power Factor ( cosØ ) = 0.96 2 | P a gLength e of Transmission Line (L) = 160 Km Calculation of Insulation Discs For all the calculations of number of insulator discs, we considered following value of different factor: FOWR = Flashover Withstand Ratio =1.15 NACF = Non Atmospheric Condition Factor = 1.1 FS = Factor of Safety =1.2 1) Number of Insulator Discs Required for the temporary O/V Temporary O/V Equivalent Voltage (Veq) Equivalent Voltage (Veq) = Earth Factor (EF) * Maximum system voltage = 1 * (220* 1.1) = 242 KV = Temporary O/V *√2 * FOWR *NACF * FS = 242* √2 *1.15 * 1.1 *1.2 = 519.51 KV From standard table number of insulator discs required to withstand above equivalent voltage (Na) = 13 2) Number of Insulator Discs Required to withstand continuous operating voltage: a) Voltage Level for dry condition = Equiv dry 1 min. voltage*FOWR*NACF * FS Where, Equivalent dry 1 min voltage is taken from standard table = 435 KV Equivalent Voltage Level = 435 * 1.15 * 1.1 *1.2 = 660.33 kV From Standard Table number of discs required to withstand above equivalent voltage level (Nb1) =12 b) Voltage Level for Wet condition = Equiv dry 1 min. voltage*FOWR*NACF * FS Where, 3|Page Equivalent wet 1 min voltage is taken from standard table = 350 KV Equivalent Voltage Level = 350* 1.15 * 1.1 *1.2 = 531.3 KV From Standard Table number of discs required to withstand the above equivalent voltage level (Nb2) =14 3) Number of Insulator Discs required for switching over voltage: Voltage Level = switching o/v * Switching to impulse ratio * FOWR *NACF* FS Where, Switching to impulse ratio (SIR) = 1.15 Switching O/V = ( 2 / 3 )*242*SSR SSR = Switching Surge Ratio =2.8 So Switching O/V = 553.25 KV Voltage Level = 553.25*1.15*1.15*1.1*1.2 = 965.8 KV From Standard Table number of discs required to withstand the above voltage level (Nc) = 11. 3) Number of Insulator Discs required for over voltage due to Lightning: From standard table Equivalent voltage level for the given system voltage =900 KV Voltage Level = 900* FOWR *NACF* FS = 900*1.15*1.1*1.2 = 1366.2 From Standard Table number of discs required to withstand the above voltage level 4|Page (N d) = 16. SN Voltage Level Description Voltage Level Number of Discs 1) Temporary O/V appearing across the insulator 2) Continuous voltage i) Continuous operating Voltage in Dry condition ii) Continuous operating Voltage in 519.15 KV 13 660.33 KV 12 Wet 531.3 KV 14 3) condition 965.8 KV 11 4) Switching Over voltage 1366.2 KV 16 O/V due to lightning Hence from above table the required number of insulator discs to withstand all types voltage level in all condition for given system voltage = 16 Required Number of Insulator Discs =16 Air Clearance Calculation Air clearance parameters calculation for single circuit tower configuration: a = minimum distance (clearance requirement) from a line conductor to any earthed object, and is given by the following relation: a= v * 6.5 3 *10 9 = 245 * 6.5 3 *10 9 =100.94 inch =2.564 m Now String Length (l) = 2 a =3.626 m Tower width (b) = 1.5*a = 3.846 m Cross arm length = 2*a = 5.128 m 5|Page Vertical distance between two adjacent line conductor (y) = (l a) 2 x l a 1 y 2a 2 Where 0.25 < x/y< 0.333 = (3.626 2.564) 3.626 2.564 1 0.25 2 * 2.564 2 2 = 6.49 m Horizontal distance between adj. conductor Height of earth wire from top (d) =5.5 a = 5.5*2.564 =14.1 m b = 3 * 2a -l 2 1.5a 2a -l = 3 * 2 = 8.58 m Air clearance from earthed object (a) String Length (l) Tower Width (b) Cross Arm Length Vertical distance between two adjacent line conductor (y) Horizontal distance between two adj. line conductor Height of Earth wire from top cross arm (d) = 2.564 m = 3.626 m = 3.846 m = 5.128 m = 6.49 m = 14.1 m = 8.58 m Conductor and Tower Selection Line current is calculated as: Line current (I) = P 3 * Vll * cos = 200 *1000 3 * 220 * 0.96 = 546.75 amp Comparing this value of the current with the current carrying capacity from the given standard ASCR conductor table, Conductor “Lion” is selected. For Lion conductor, From ASCR conductor table, Resistance at 200C (R20) = 0.1223 Ώ/Km 6|Page Coefficient of Resistivity (α20) =0.004 So Resistance at 650C (R65) = R20 (1 + α20(65-20)) = 0.1223 (1+.004*45) = 0.1443 Ώ/Km Transmission Efficiency Criterion Power Loss for single conductor = I2*R*L = (546.75)2*0.1443 *160 = 6.90 MW/conductor Transmission Efficiency (ή) = 200 / (200+3*6.90) = 0.90620 = 90.62 % Transmission Efficiency<94 %. So this conductor cannot be used .To get higher efficiency we proceed in same way and calculate efficiency finally we got the conductor “Sheep” which has efficiency greater than 94 %. Voltage Regulation Criterion For Conductor Sheep, This conductor has 37 strands 30 Aluminum strands and 7 steel strands. Diameter of each strands = 3.99 mm With 1-6-12-18 configuration, GMR for inductance (GMRi) =3.5*3.99 *0.75 = 10.47 mm GMR for capacitance (GMRc) =13.965 mm GMD for single ckt configuration = 11081.7 mm Resistance of the whole line (R) = 13.67 Ώ Inductance of Whole length (L) =2 * 10-04 ln (GMD/GMRi)*L =2e-04*ln(11081.7/10.47)*160 =0.2136 H 7|Page Capacitance of whole Length(C) = 2 * L * e3 GMD ln GMR = 1.33*e-6 μF Now Impedance of the Line (Z) = R + j 314.15 *L = 13.67 +j67.10 = 68.47<78.48 Susceptance of the Line (Y) = j314.15*C = j4.17 * e-04 = (4.17 * e-04) <90 A, B, C, D parameters calculation A = 1 + ZY/2 = 0.9860<0.1656 B = Z= 68.47<78.48 C= Y(1+ZY/4) D=A Now, Sending end Voltage (Vs) = A*Vr +B*Ir = 0.972<0.3361 * 220/√3<0 + 68.47<78.48 * 546.75*e-03<-16.26 = 123.46<0.3361 +37.43<62.22 = 144.90<13.5 Now Voltage Regulation = (|Vs|/A -|Vr| )/|Vr| = 0.1701 = 17.01% Voltage regulation > 12% so this conductor can not be used. To get lower voltage regulation we proceed in same way and calculate the voltage regulation, finally we cannot get the conductor for which voltage regulation less than 12 % (voltage regulation criterion) for a single conductor for the given system voltage i.e.220 KV. So to obtain Voltage Regulation criterion we go for bundle conductor. 8|Page Design with Bundle (2) conductor Current (I) = 546.75 amp I/2 = 273.375 amp Comparing this value of the current with the current carrying capacity from the given standard ASCR conductor table, Conductor “Otter” is selected. For Otter conductor, From ASCR conductor table, Resistance at 200C (R20) = 0.3434 Ώ/Km Coefficient of Resistivity (α20) =0.004 So Resistance at 650C (R65) = R20 (1 + α20(65-20)) = 0.3434 (1+.004*45) = 0.4052 Ώ/Km Transmission Efficiency Criterion Power Loss (Pl) = I2*R*L*6 = (273.375)2*0.4052 *160*6 = 29 MW Transmission Efficiency (ή) = 200 / (200+29) = 0.873 = 87.3% Transmission Efficiency < 94 % so this conductor cannot be used .To get higher efficiency we proceed in same way and calculate efficiency finally we got the conductor “Bear” which has efficiency greater than 94 %. Voltage Regulation Criterion For Conductor Bear, This conductor has 37 strands 30 Aluminum strands and 7 steel strands. Diameter of each strands = 3.35 mm With 1-6-12-18 configuration, GMR for inductance (GMRi) = 51.36 mm GMR for capacitance (GMRc) =59.30 mm GMD for single ckt (bundle conductor) configuration =11171.9 mm Resistance of the whole line (R) = 10.4Ώ 9|Page Inductance of Whole length (L) =2 * 10-04 ln (GMD/GMRi)*L =2e-04*ln (11171.9/51.36)*160 =0.17216 H Capacitance of whole Length(C) = 2 * L * e3 GMD ln GMR = 1.696*e-6 μF Now Impedance of the Line (Z) = 10.4 + j 314.15 *L = 10.4 +j54 = 54.99<79.1 Susceptance of the Line (Y) = j314.15*C = j5.32*e-04 siemen = (5.32 * e-04) <90 A, B, C, D parameters calculation A = 1 + ZY/2 =0.985<0.16 B = Z= 54.99<79.1 C = 5.28*e-04<90.07 D=A Now, Sending end Voltage (Vs) = A*Vr +B*Ir = 0.985<0.16 * 220/√3<0 + 54.99<79.1 * 546.75*e-03<-16.26 = 141.44<11.04 Kv Now Voltage Regulation = (|Vs|/A -|Vr| )/|Vr| = 0.1306 = 13.06% Voltage regulation > 12% so this conductor can not be used. To get lower voltage regulation we proceed in same way and calculate the voltage regulation, finally we got the conductor “Sheep” for which voltage regulation less than 12 %. Voltage regulation for bundle (2) conductor “Sheep” is calculated 11.64% in the same way as above. 10 | P a g e Each Sheep conductor has 37 strands with 7 Steel strands and 30 Aluminum strands. Diameter of each strands = 3.99 mm With 1-6-12-18 configuration , GMR for inductance (GMRi) GMR for capacitance (GMRc) GMD for single ckt ( bundle conductor ) Resistance of the whole line (R) Inductance of Whole length (L) Capacitance of whole Length(C) Now Impedance of the Line (Z) Succeptance of the Line (Y) = 56.05mm =64.72 mm =11171.9 mm = 7.328Ώ =0.168 H = 1.712 μF = 53.25<82. = j5.37*e-04 siemen = 5.37*e-04<90 A, B, C, D parameters calculation A = 1 + ZY/2 = 0.985<0.11 B = Z= 53.25<82.1 C = 5.33*e-04<90.05 D = A=0.985<0.11 Now, Sending end Voltage (Vs) = A*Vr +B*Ir = 0.985<0.11 * 220/√3<0 + 53.25<79.1 * 546.75*e-03<-16.26 = 139.67<11.06 KV Now Voltage Regulation = (|Vs|/A -|Vr| )/|Vr| = 0.1164 = 11.64% The voltage regulation is less than 12%.and hence the conductor is found to fulfill the voltage regulation criteria. Corona Inception Voltage Criterion Corona Inception voltage (Vci) =21.1*GMR*m*δ*ln(GMD/GMR) Where, m = factor of roughness =0.72 δ = relative density of air =1 Vci = 21.1 * 5.605*1*0.72* ln (11171.9/56.05) = 450.86 KV Here Vci > Vs so Corona Inception Voltage criterion is met. So we can use conductor Sheep with 2nos of this conductor per phase. 11 | P a g e Tension Calculation for Different Conductors with Different Span in Different Condition Four Different conductors below conductor Sheep in ASCR conductor table is chosen. Hence Tension calculation will be done for conductor “Sheep, Deer, Zebra, Elk, and Moose” with Span length 250 m, 275 m, 300 m, 325 m, and 350 m. Tensions for Toughest, Stringing and Easiest condition are calculated and tabulated below. Sample calculation is also shown. Sample calculation; Conductor 1: Sheep Area of conductor = 462.6 mm2 Linear expansion coefficient = 17.73 e-6 per 0C Modulus of elasticity (E) = 0.787 e+6 kg/cm2 Tension at toughest condition (T1) = = = 7955 Kg. Weight of conductor (wc) = 1726 Kg/Km Wind pressure = 100 kg/m2 Weight due to wind force (ww) = 100*1000*27.93e-3*2/3 = 1862 kg Weight of ice (wice) = 0 Weight for toughest condition (w1) = = 2538.92 kg Weight for the stringing and easiest condition (w2) = 1726 kg. Then, the tension at stringing (T2) and the easiest condition (T3) is calculated using the following equation known as STRINGING EQUATION. T22 [T2+k1] - k2 = 0 ………………………………….. (1) Where, 2 W1 L2 K 1 T 1 2 1AE AE and, 2 24T1 2 W2 L2 AE . K2= 24 From the above data, the values of K1 and K2 for the span of 250m are given by: K1 = -5250.22; K2 = 2.82e+10; Using the stringing equation, the value of T2 is found to be, 12 | P a g e T2 = 6027.62 kg. Similarly, T3 is calculated by the similar procedure as above. For the calculation of T3 the value of K1 and K2 for 250 m of length are given by: K1 = -2797.36; K2 = 2.82e+10; Using the stringing equation, we get the value of T3 as: T3 = 4314.59 kg. In the similar manner, the values of tensions of different conductor for different span length is calculated and presented in the table below: 13 | P a g e T2 Calculation A(cm2) E(kg/cm2) Α (/0c) ø1(0c) ø2(0c) T1(kg) Sheep 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 7955.00 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 7955.00 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 7955.00 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 7955.00 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 7955.00 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 7955.00 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 7955.00 05 Deer 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 9115.00 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 9115.00 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 9115.00 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 9115.00 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 9115.00 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E0.00 27 9115.00 14 | P a g e W1(kg) L (km) W2(kg) K1 K2 T2(kg) 2533.92 0.25 1726.00 -5250.22 2.82E+10 6027.62 2533.92 0.28 1726.00 -5048.21 3.42E+10 5998.13 2533.92 0.30 1726.00 -4826.96 4.07E+10 5968.64 2533.92 0.33 1726.00 -4586.48 4.77E+10 5939.53 2533.92 0.35 1726.00 -4326.75 5.54E+10 5911.10 2533.92 0.38 1726.00 -4047.78 6.35E+10 5883.59 2533.92 0.40 1726.00 -3749.57 7.23E+10 5857.19 2807.00 0.250 1977.00 -6089.27 4.24E+10 6964.28 2807.00 0.275 1977.00 -5873.02 5.14E+10 6939.40 2807.00 0.300 1977.00 -5636.18 6.11E+10 6914.44 2807.00 0.325 1977.00 -5378.75 7.17E+10 6889.71 2807.00 0.350 1977.00 -5100.72 8.32E+10 6865.47 2807.00 0.375 1977.00 -4802.09 9.55E+10 6841.93 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 Zebra 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 Elk 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 15 | P a g e 05 1.77E05 0.00 27 9115.00 2807.00 0.400 1977.00 -4482.88 1.09E+11 6819.23 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 0.00 27 6658.00 2504.90 0.25 1623.00 -3696.43 2.28E+10 4719.87 0.00 27 6658.00 2504.90 0.28 1623.00 -3439.15 2.76E+10 4692.18 0.00 27 6658.00 2504.90 0.30 1623.00 -3157.37 3.28E+10 4665.61 0.00 27 6658.00 2504.90 0.33 1623.00 -2851.09 3.85E+10 4640.43 0.00 27 6658.00 2504.90 0.35 1623.00 -2520.31 4.47E+10 4616.81 0.00 27 6658.00 2504.90 0.38 1623.00 -2165.02 5.13E+10 4594.82 0.00 27 6658.00 2504.90 0.40 1623.00 -1785.23 5.84E+10 4574.46 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.77E- 0.00 27 10120.00 3038.48 0.25 2196.00 -6816.14 5.82E+10 7777.52 0.00 27 10120.00 3038.48 0.28 2196.00 -6587.85 7.04E+10 7757.22 0.00 27 10120.00 3038.48 0.30 2196.00 -6337.82 8.37E+10 7736.82 0.00 27 10120.00 3038.48 0.33 2196.00 -6066.04 9.83E+10 7716.56 0.00 27 10120.00 3038.48 0.35 2196.00 -5772.53 1.14E+11 7696.65 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 Moose 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 16 | P a g e 05 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 0.00 27 10120.00 3038.48 0.38 2196.00 -5457.27 1.31E+11 7677.26 0.00 27 10120.00 3038.48 0.40 2196.00 -5120.27 1.49E+11 7658.51 0.00 27 8125.00 2914.43 0.25 2002.00 -4593.21 4.27E+10 5844.59 0.00 27 8125.00 2914.43 0.28 2002.00 -4305.04 5.17E+10 5827.89 0.00 27 8125.00 2914.43 0.30 2002.00 -3989.43 6.16E+10 5811.80 0.00 27 8125.00 2914.43 0.33 2002.00 -3646.37 7.22E+10 5796.46 0.00 27 8125.00 2914.43 0.35 2002.00 -3275.87 8.38E+10 5781.97 0.00 27 8125.00 2914.43 0.38 2002.00 -2877.92 9.62E+10 5768.39 0.00 27 8125.00 2914.43 0.40 2002.00 -2452.53 1.09E+11 5755.73 T3 Calculation A(cm2) E(kg/cm2) Α (/0c) ø1(0c) ø2(0c) T1(kg) W1(kg) L (km) W2(kg) K1 K2 T3(kg) Sheep 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 6027.62 1726.00 0.25 1726.00 -2797.36 2.82E+10 4314.59 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 5998.13 1726.00 0.28 1726.00 -2595.35 3.42E+10 4378.23 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 5968.64 1726.00 0.30 1726.00 -2374.10 4.07E+10 4438.57 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 5939.53 1726.00 0.33 1726.00 -2133.62 4.77E+10 4495.51 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 5911.10 1726.00 0.35 1726.00 -1873.89 5.54E+10 4549.04 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 5883.59 1726.00 0.38 1726.00 -1594.92 6.35E+10 4599.23 05 4.63E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 5857.19 1726.00 0.40 1726.00 -1296.72 7.23E+10 4646.19 05 Deer 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 6964.28 1977.00 0.250 1977.00 -3280.09 4.24E+10 4986.72 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 6939.40 1977.00 0.275 1977.00 -3063.85 5.14E+10 5065.30 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 6914.44 1977.00 0.300 1977.00 -2827.01 6.11E+10 5140.09 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 6889.71 1977.00 0.325 1977.00 -2569.57 7.17E+10 5210.92 05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 1.77E27.00 65 6865.47 1977.00 0.350 1977.00 -2291.54 8.32E+10 5277.77 17 | P a g e 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 5.30E+00 7.87E+05 Zebra 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 4.85E+00 6.86E+05 Elk 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 18 | P a g e 05 1.77E05 1.77E05 27.00 65 6841.93 1977.00 0.375 1977.00 -1992.92 9.55E+10 5340.69 27.00 65 6819.23 1977.00 0.400 1977.00 -1673.70 1.09E+11 5399.80 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 1.94E05 27.00 65 4719.87 1623.00 0.25 1623.00 -1252.53 2.28E+10 3320.44 27.00 65 4692.18 1623.00 0.28 1623.00 -995.25 2.76E+10 3392.40 27.00 65 4665.61 1623.00 0.30 1623.00 -713.48 3.28E+10 3458.41 27.00 65 4640.43 1623.00 0.33 1623.00 -407.20 3.85E+10 3518.90 27.00 65 4616.81 1623.00 0.35 1623.00 -76.41 4.47E+10 3574.28 27.00 65 4594.82 1623.00 0.38 1623.00 278.87 5.13E+10 3624.98 27.00 65 4574.46 1623.00 0.40 1623.00 658.66 5.84E+10 3671.42 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.77E- 27.00 65 7777.52 2196.00 0.25 2196.00 -3696.24 5.82E+10 5570.41 27.00 65 7757.22 2196.00 0.28 2196.00 -3467.95 7.04E+10 5662.51 27.00 65 7736.82 2196.00 0.30 2196.00 -3217.92 8.37E+10 5750.40 27.00 65 7716.56 2196.00 0.33 2196.00 -2946.15 9.83E+10 5833.87 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 5.88E+00 7.87E+05 Moose 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 05 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.77E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 1.95E05 5.97E+00 6.86E+05 1.95Es5505 19 | P a g e 27.00 65 7696.65 2196.00 0.35 2196.00 -2652.63 1.14E+11 5912.84 27.00 65 7677.26 2196.00 0.38 2196.00 -2337.37 1.31E+11 5987.37 27.00 65 7658.51 2196.00 0.40 2196.00 -2000.37 1.49E+11 6057.56 27.00 65 5844.59 2002.00 0.25 2002.00 -1553.84 4.27E+10 4098.54 27.00 65 5827.89 2002.00 0.28 2002.00 -1265.67 5.17E+10 4199.08 27.00 65 5811.80 2002.00 0.30 2002.00 -950.05 6.16E+10 4291.82 27.00 65 5796.46 2002.00 0.33 2002.00 -607.00 7.22E+10 4377.28 27.00 65 5781.97 2002.00 0.35 2002.00 -236.49 8.38E+10 4456.00 27.00 65 5768.39 2002.00 0.375 2002.00 161.45 9.62E+10 4528.50 27.00 65 5755.73 2002.00 0.40 2002.00 586.85 1.09E+11 4595.29 Sag and height of tower calculation We have the relation, Maximum sag (Dmax) = (W L2)/ (8*T3); Where, W = weight of conductor. L = length of span. T3 = tension at easiest condition. Sample calculation: For sheep, W = 1726 kg/km. L = 0.25 Km. T3 =4314.59 Kg. Using the above equation, Dmax = 3.12m. Let the minimum ground clearance (hg) = 8m. Height of lower conductor (H1) = hg+ Dmax =8+3.12 =11.12m. Height of middle conductor (H2) = H1+y/2 = 14.366m. Height of top most conductor (H3) = H1+y = 17.61m. Total height of tower (Ht) = H3+l+d = 29.827m. Similarly, the maximum sag, H1, H2, H3 and the total height of the tower are calculated and presented in the table below: Conductor span(Km) Dmax(m) h1(m) h2(m) h3(m) Ht(m) Sheep 0.25 3.12 11.12 14.366 17.61 29.827 0.275 3.72 11.72 14.966 18.21 30.427 0.3 4.37 12.37 15.616 18.86 31.077 0.325 5.06 13.06 16.306 19.55 31.767 0.35 5.8 13.8 17.046 20.29 32.507 0.375 6.59 14.59 17.836 21.08 33.297 0.4 7.42 15.42 18.666 21.91 34.127 Deer 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 0.375 0.4 3.09 3.63 4.32 5 5.73 6.5 7.3 11.09 11.63 12.32 13 13.73 14.5 15.3 14.336 14.876 15.566 16.246 16.976 17.746 18.546 17.58 18.12 18.81 19.49 20.22 20.99 21.79 29.797 30.337 31.027 31.707 32.437 33.207 34.007 Zebra 0.25 0.275 0.3 3.81 4.52 5.27 11.81 12.52 13.27 15.056 15.766 16.516 18.3 19.01 19.76 30.517 31.227 31.977 20 | P a g e 0.325 0.35 0.375 0.4 6.08 6.95 7.87 8.84 14.08 14.95 15.87 16.84 17.326 18.196 19.116 20.086 20.57 21.44 22.36 23.33 32.787 33.657 34.577 35.547 Elk 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 0.375 0.4 3.07 3.66 4.29 4.96 5.68 6.44 7.25 11.07 11.66 12.29 12.96 13.68 14.44 15.25 14.316 14.906 15.536 16.206 16.926 17.686 18.496 17.56 18.15 18.78 19.45 20.17 20.93 21.74 29.777 30.367 30.997 31.667 32.387 33.147 33.957 Moose 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 0.375 0.4 3.81 4.5 5.24 6.03 6.87 7.77 8.71 11.81 12.5 13.24 14.03 14.87 15.77 16.71 15.056 15.746 16.486 17.276 18.116 19.016 19.956 18.3 18.99 19.73 20.52 21.36 22.26 23.2 30.517 31.207 31.947 32.737 33.577 34.477 35.417 Earth wire selection From earth wire table, earth wire is chosen as follows: No of strands = 19; diameter of a strand = 3.15mm; weight per meter = 1.163 kg/m; Conductor diameter = 15.75mm; conductor area = 148.09mm2; Ultimate tensile strength = 10041 kg; Hence, maximum tension (Te) = 10041/2 = 5020.5 kg. Bending moment and tower weight calculation Sample calculation: for sheep, Ht=29.827m, 250m span Taking 85% for tower A; 10% for tower B; and 5% for tower C Due to Earth wire 1) Bending moment acting on tower due to E/W considering wind force: BMe1 = Fwe*Ht = (100*15.73e-3*250*2/3)*29.827 = 7823.55 kg-m. 21 | P a g e 2) Bending moment due to turning of the E/W BMe2 = 2*Te*(sin10*0.85 + sin7.50*0.1 + sin150*.05)*Ht =2*5020.5*(0.040828)*29.827 = 12227.58 Kg-m Due to power conductor 1) Bending moment acting on tower due to power conductor considering wind force BMpw = Fw*(H1+H2+H3)*2 = (100*27.93e-3*250*2/3)*(10.12+13.336+16.61)*2 = 40142.44 kg-m 2) Bending moment due to turning of the power conductor BMpt = 2*T1*(sin10*0.85 + sin7.50*0.1 + sin150*.05) *(H1+H2+H3)*2 = 55983.92 kg-m Then the total bending moment is calculated as; BMtotal = BMe1 + BMe2 + BMpw +BMpt =116187.3 kg-m Weight of tower Weight of tower (Wt) = =0.000631*Ht* ; ; Where, Ht is in Ft; BM is in lb-ft. where, Ht is in m; Bm is in kg-m. The bending moment of different conductors at different length of span and weight of tower are calculated and shown in the tabulated form below: 22 | P a g e Bending moment table Conductor sheep deer zebra Elk 23 | P a g e Ht(m) span(m) 29.827 250 Fwe1 (kg) 262.63 BMe1 (kg-m) 7833.316 BMe2 (kg-m) 12227.58 h1 (m) 11.12 h2 (m) 14.366 h3 (m) 17.61 30.427 275 288.89 8789.98 12473.55 11.72 14.966 18.21 Dia (m) 2.793E02 2.79E-02 BMpw (kg-m) 40142.44 T1 (kg) 7955 BMpt (kg-m) 55983.92 BMt(kgm) 116187.3 Wt (tonnes) 6.415318 46000.98 7955 58322.22 125586.7 6.803938 31.077 300 315.15 9793.917 12740.02 12.37 15.616 18.86 2.79E-02 52362.52 7955 60855.37 135751.8 7.225057 31.767 325 341.41 10845.65 13022.88 13.06 16.306 19.55 2.79E-02 59232.64 7955 63544.4 146645.6 7.67609 32.507 350 367.68 11952.01 13326.24 13.8 17.046 20.29 2.79E-02 66683.99 7955 66428.3 158390.5 8.163396 33.297 375 393.94 13116.94 13650.11 14.59 17.836 21.08 2.79E-02 74758.49 7955 69507.05 171032.6 8.689082 34.127 400 420.2 14340.17 13990.36 15.42 18.666 21.91 2.79E-02 83453.35 7955 72741.69 184525.6 9.250298 29.797 250 262.63 7825.437 12215.28 11.09 14.336 17.58 2.99E-02 42869.74 9115 64013.55 126924 6.698442 30.337 275 288.89 8763.98 12436.65 11.63 14.876 18.12 2.99E-02 48933.06 9115 66424.89 136558.6 7.073942 31.027 300 315.15 9778.159 12719.52 12.32 15.566 18.81 2.99E-02 55857.65 9115 69506.04 147861.4 7.528293 31.707 325 341.41 10825.17 12998.28 13 16.246 19.49 2.99E-02 63156.05 9115 72542.54 159522 7.990885 32.437 350 367.68 11926.27 13297.55 13.73 16.976 20.22 2.99E-02 71070.5 9115 75802.31 172096.6 8.490949 33.207 375 393.94 13081.48 13613.21 14.5 17.746 20.99 2.99E-02 79600.98 9115 79240.69 185536.4 9.025547 34.007 400 420.2 14289.74 13941.17 15.3 18.546 21.79 2.99E-02 88735.55 9115 82813.05 199779.5 9.591204 30.517 250 262.63 8014.527 12510.44 11.81 15.056 18.3 2.86E-02 43109.91 6658 49106.8 112741.7 6.465669 31.227 275 288.89 9021.09 12801.51 12.52 15.766 19.01 2.86E-02 49657.24 6658 51422.64 122902.5 6.907803 31.977 300 315.15 10077.55 13108.97 13.27 16.516 19.76 2.86E-02 56748.62 6658 53868.96 133804.1 7.380772 32.787 325 341.41 11193.89 13441.03 14.08 17.326 20.57 2.86E-02 64492.87 6658 56510.98 145638.8 7.895316 33.657 350 367.68 12374.84 13797.69 14.95 18.196 21.44 2.86E-02 72941.51 6658 59348.7 158462.7 8.454119 34.577 375 393.94 13621.18 14174.84 15.87 19.116 22.36 2.86E-02 82103.16 6658 62349.52 172248.7 9.055129 35.547 400 420.2 14936.85 14572.49 16.84 20.086 23.33 2.86E-02 92020.75 6658 65513.42 187043.5 9.700712 29.777 250 262.63 7820.185 12207.08 11.07 14.316 17.56 3.15E-02 45115.85 10120 70972.39 136115.5 6.932088 Moose 178830.9 8.959681 24 | P a g e 30.367 275 288.89 8772.647 12448.95 11.66 14.906 18.15 3.15E-02 51672.8 10120 73897.48 146791.9 7.341457 30.997 300 315.15 9768.705 12707.22 12.29 15.536 18.78 3.15E-02 58752.92 10120 77020.89 158249.7 7.780733 31.667 325 341.41 10811.51 12981.89 12.96 16.206 19.45 3.15E-02 66394.02 10120 80342.61 170530 8.251572 32.387 350 367.68 11907.89 13277.05 13.68 16.926 20.17 3.15E-02 74678.04 10120 83912.21 183775.2 8.760795 33.147 375 393.94 13057.85 13588.61 14.44 17.686 20.93 3.15E-02 83604.98 10120 87680.13 197931.6 9.305316 33.957 400 420.2 14268.73 13920.67 15.25 18.496 21.74 3.15E-02 93263.09 10120 91695.94 213148.4 9.892356 30.517 250 262.63 8014.527 12510.44 11.81 15.056 18.3 3.18E-02 47854.71 8125 59926.81 128306.5 6.89756 31.207 275 288.89 9015.312 12793.31 12.5 15.746 18.99 3.18E-02 55052.73 8125 62673.32 139534.7 7.355673 31.947 300 315.15 10068.1 13096.67 13.24 16.486 19.73 3.18E-02 62880.11 8125 65618.84 151663.7 7.850554 32.737 325 341.41 11176.82 13420.53 14.03 17.276 20.52 3.18E-02 71384.53 8125 68763.38 164745.3 8.384453 33.577 350 367.68 12345.42 13764.89 14.87 18.116 21.36 3.18E-02 80613.67 8125 72106.95 178830.9 8.959681 34.477 375 393.94 13581.78 14133.85 15.77 19.016 22.26 3.18E-02 90662.88 8125 75689.35 194067.9 9.583753 35.417 400 420.2 14882.22 14519.2 16.71 19.956 23.2 3.18E-02 101487.7 8125 79430.96 210320 10.249 Cost per unit length calculation Assumptions: Cost of the steel used in tower = Rs.150000 per tonne Number of towers (Nt) = ((total length)/(length of span))+1 Cost of tower per unit length = (cost per tower*Nt)/length of transmission Sample calculation: For sheep; 250m; weight of tower= 6.4153 tonne Number of tower = (160/.25 ) +1= 641 nos Cost per tower = cost per tone* weight of tower = Rs.150000*6.4153 = Rs. 962297.7 Cost of tower per unit length = (962295*641)/160 = Rs.3855205 Similarly the cost of tower per unit length of different conductor and different span are shown in table below: Conducto r sheep span(Km) 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 weight(tonne) cost/tower Nt (Nos) (Rs.) 6.415318 962297.7 641 6.803938 1020590.7 583 7.225057 1083758.55 535 7.67609 1151413.5 494 8.163396 1224509.4 459 cost/Length (Rs.) 3855205.161 3718777.363 3623817.652 3554989.181 3512811.341 deer 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 6.698442 7.073942 7.528293 7.990885 8.490949 1004766.3 1061091.3 1129243.95 1198632.75 1273642.35 641 583 535 494 459 4025344.989 3866351.424 3775909.458 3700778.616 3653761.492 zebra 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 6.465669 6.907803 7.380772 7.895316 8.454119 969850.35 1036170.45 1107115.8 1184297.4 1268117.85 641 583 535 494 459 3885462.965 3775546.077 3701918.456 3656518.223 3637913.082 25 Elk 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 6.932088 7.341457 7.780733 8.251572 8.760795 1039813.2 1101218.55 1167109.95 1237735.8 1314119.25 641 583 535 494 459 4165751.633 4012565.092 3902523.895 3821509.283 3769879.598 Moose 0.25 0.275 0.3 0.325 0.35 6.89756 7.355673 7.850554 8.384453 8.959681 1034634 1103350.95 1177583.1 1257667.95 1343952.15 641 583 535 494 459 4145002.463 4020335.024 3937543.491 3883049.796 3855462.73 Most economical span and conductor selection From the above table, The most economical span = 350m for all conductors Data available; Cost of aluminum per tonne = Rs.20150 Cost of steel per tonne = Rs. 150000 Sample calculation: For sheep; span =350m; aluminum weight per Km = 1036 kg; steel weight per km = 690 kg Cost of power conductor Cost of aluminum per km = Rs. 20150*1.036 = Rs.20875.4 Cost of steel per km = Rs 150000*.69 = Rs. 103500 Total Cost of power conductor = (Rs. 20875.4 + Rs. 103500)*6 = Rs.746252.4/km From table above, Tower cost per unit length = Rs. 3512811.341 Capital cost/length = conductor cost/km + tower cost/km = Rs.746252.4 + Rs. 3512811.341 (P) =Rs. 429063.7 Annual capital cost (A) is calculated as: A= *P This gives annual capital cost (A) = Rs. 500226.9494 26 Power loss per Km PL= 41.11 Kw; load loss factor (LLf)=0.13; Cost of Energy loss/Km = PL *LLf * time* rate per Kwh =41.11*0.13*365*24*7.5 =Rs. 351120.51 Total annual cost = Rs. 500226.9494 + Rs. 351120.51 =Rs. 851347.4594 The total annual cost calculation is shown in table below: conductor M.E.Span(Km) tower cost/L (Rs.) cost of cond/L (Rs.) capital cost/L (Rs.) annual cost/L (Rs.) power loss/L (Kw) annual E L cost/L (Rs.) sheep 0.35 3512811.00 746252.00 4259063.00 500226.95 41.11 351120.51 851347.46 Deer 0.35 3653761.00 853729.00 4507490.00 529404.70 35.86 306280.26 835684.96 Zebra 0.35 3637913.00 537466.00 4175379.00 490398.26 35.97 307219.77 797618.03 Elk 0.35 3769880.00 947988.00 4717868.00 554113.60 32.28 275703.48 829817.08 Moose 0.35 3855463.00 596746.20 4452209.20 522911.97 29.14 248884.74 771796.71 From the above table, The minimum total annual cost is acquired by the conductor Moose. Hence we go for the conductor Moose for the transmission line of 200 Mw and 160Km. Transmission line characteristics of the conductor Moose Electrical characteristics 61 strands with 7 Steel strands and 54 Aluminum strands. Diameter of each strands = 3.53 mm With 1-6-12-18-24 configuration , GMR for inductance (GMRi) GMR for capacitance (GMRc) GMD for single ckt ( bundle conductor ) Resistance of the whole line per phase(R) Inductance of Whole length (L) Capacitance of whole Length(C) Now Impedance of the Line (Z) Susceptance of the Line (Y) = 59.78mm =69.02 mm =11171.9 mm = 5.205Ώ =0.167 H = 1.7488 μF = 52.78<84.3 Ώ =j5.494*e-04 siemen = 5.494*e-04<90 27 total annual cost (Rs.) A, B, C, D parameters calculation A = 1 + ZY/2 = 0.985<0.083 B = Z= 52.78<84.3 C = 5.454*e-04<90.04 D = A=0.985<0.083 Now, Sending end Voltage (Vs) = A*Vr +B*Ir = 0.985<0.083* 220/√3<0 + 52.78<84.3* 546.75*e-03<-16.26 = 138.54<11.12 KV Sending end current(Is) = C*Vr +D*Ir = 523.7<8.88 A Now Voltage Regulation = (|Vs|/A -|Vr| )/|Vr| = 0.1164 = 10.68% Corona Inception Voltage Criterion Corona Inception voltage (Vci) =21.1*GMR*m*δ*ln(GMD/GMR) Where, m = factor of roughness =0.72 δ = relative density of air =1 Vci = 21.1 * 5.978*1*0.72* ln (11171.9/59.78) = 475.02 KV 28 Mechanical characteristics Length of span =350m. Tension at toughest condition = 8125kg Tension at stringing condition = 5781.97 kg Tension at easiest condition = 4456.00 kg Heights: Maximum sag =6.87 m; H1=14.87m; H2=18.116m; H3=21.36m; Ht=33.577m Bending moment =178830.9kg-m Tower weight=8.959681 tonne Tower Cost per unit length=Rs.3855462.73 /Km Total annual cost =Rs. 771796.71/km 29