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EE533Lecture3F05

9/11/2012. EE533Lecture3F05. 2. Transformers. Two- and Three-winding transformer modelsThree winding ( Auto with delta tertiary most common in transmission)Parameters Regulating TransformersModels and Performance. 9/11/2012. EE533Lecture3F05. 3. Transformers. Two- and Three-winding transformer

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EE533Lecture3F05

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    1. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 1

    2. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 2 Transformers Two- and Three-winding transformer models Three winding ( Auto with delta tertiary most common in transmission) Parameters Regulating Transformers Models and Performance

    3. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 3 Transformers Two- and Three-winding transformer models (per unit nominal tap)

    4. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 4 Transformer Parameters Three winding example ( Glover Sarma Chapter 3) Short circuit (Heat Run) test

    5. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 5 Transformer Parameters Three winding example ( Glover Sarma Chapter 3)

    6. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 6 Transformer Parameters Three winding example ( Glover Sarma Chapter 3)

    7. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 7 Regulating Transformer Taps Transformers are equipped with load and no load tap changers On large units the tap changer is a separate unit Phase shifting On three phase transformers tap changers can be wired to effect phase shift In per phase models of balanced three-phase transformers we can think of the transformer as having a complex per unit turns ration a

    8. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 8 Regulating Transformer

    9. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 9 Regulating Transformer

    10. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 10 Transformer Model

    11. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 11 Off- Nominal Tap Example Three phase 500 MVA 13.8-345 kV Zt=j0.05 pu 32x5/8% taps for ±10% on H side - at -10% a=1/0.9 steps down secondary voltage -j20 j22.22 Y = j22.22 -j24.69

    12. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 12 Off- Nominal Tap Example Three phase 500 MVA 13.8-345 kV Zt=j0.05 pu 32x5/8% taps for ±10% on H side - at -10% a=1/0.9 steps down secondary voltage -j20 j22.22 Y = j22.22 -j24.69

    13. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 13 Phase Shift Example Three phase 500 MVA 345-345 kV Zt=j0.1 pu ±30 deg shift Assume V1= 1/d V2=1/0 I1= ( V1-V2)/j0.1 I2=(V1-V2/?)/j0.1 I1+I2= 1

    14. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 14 Phase Shift Example I1-I2=(V2/? – V2)/j0.1 I1+I2=1 I2= (1- (1/ ? – 1)/j0.1)/2 S2=V2I2*=(1- (1/ ? – 1)/j0.1)/2

    15. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 15 Transmission Lines

    16. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 16 Transmission Lines

    17. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 17 Transmission Lines

    18. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 18 Transmission Lines

    19. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 19 Transmission Lines

    20. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 20 Transmission Lines

    21. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 21 Transmission Lines

    22. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 22 FACTS Devices

    23. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 23 HVDC Line and and Back-Back dc terminals

    24. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 24 HVDC Line and and Back-Back dc terminals

    25. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 25 Thyristor Switched Capacitor

    26. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 26 Thyristor Switched Capacitor

    27. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 27 Thyristor Controlled Reactor

    28. 9/11/2012 EE533Lecture3F05 28 Voltage Source Converter

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