What you say is correct. If the 415V system is totally with cables, yes the earth fault currents will go through the cable amour etc and the fault current discharged to the earth is very small meaning you are taking the split factor as almost zero. Unless I see the detailed dwg of the earthing...
You have mentioned that that two earthing systems are bonded together. No worries. That means any earth fault current on the 415V side will rise the EPR at the 11kV side too. Therefore, you have to consider 20kA earth fault current which is maximum out of the two values and calculate the EPR. If...
For a YNd11 3-limb core transformer the zero seq. impedance is,
1) Between 0.7 to 1.0 of the positive seq. impedance when measured from the Y side.
2) Infinity when measured from the delta side.
The test is performed at the Y side by connecting to a single phase source. This is a standard test.
Having a DELTA on the 26kV or 12.47kV distribution system is little odd because,
1) when that system is connected to a customer he will definitely have a DELTA winding in his 26kV or 12.47kV side. That means the distribution system will become a DELTA/ DELTA ungrounded system.
2) The...
Best thing is to contact ETAP HELP. But you should have a current maintenance agreement with ETAP for any tech help. And also I believe that ETAP V16 is now outdated.
1) Per IEEE C37 for nominal system voltage of 25kV the maximum voltage of the CB should be 27kV where max. voltage is for which the CB is designed for. Therefore, if the quoted CB is designed, manufactured & tested for C37 then the CB rating plate should show the "Rated Max. Voltage" =27kV. I...
1) How much earth fault current that you are going to limit on the 33kV system?
2) Can't you use only a NGR to achieve that current without a ZIGZAG?
3) What is your main reason for specifying a ZIGZAG?
4)What is your SLD of your 33kV system?
System growth can happen by adding new generators at the upstream. As result the ultimate ground fault level (also 3-Ph) given today may be different after 10yrs time depending on the system growth.
Typically, not like phase faults, all line to ground fault currents on any distribution system are limited by the fault resistance. Therefore when you introduce an NGR then those GF currents are further limited and might go undetected. Therefore, unless a GF monitoring system is introduced it is...
Looking into the SLD followings are my findings.
1) I have seen that in NORTH AMERICA the winding configuration is always Dyn1 whereas in the other side of the world following IEC standards the winding is mostly Dyn11. A solid reason is not known yet to me. The change can be made by reversing...
Herivelto,
The non-zero happens due to high DC off set meaning very high X/R ratio. Depending on the transformer design meaning its X/R ratio,
it may happen.
If we are going to break the current during the short in-rush duration, then the non-existence of current zeros may be a problem for the...
CLEAN EARTH was an old idea when the manufacturers were not able to explain some erratic behavior
of process control units. It is no longer valid now. Bond them together to make an equipotential.
Also by separating them 5m in the soli do you think that it is possible to stop influencing the other?
I have no further comments until I see the transformer connections (vector group) at the other end of all feeders H01 to H06 feeders which I have already requested
from newelecteng by my post on 28 Sep