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  1. BINGMD

    Heatpump Fan Not Running

    Compressor fan stops working while blower fan is consistently running. I need your knowledge and wisdom to resolve the issue. Appreciate! Heat pump is RHP13410A24J. Manual is following.https://www.hvac.com/media/manuals/installation/RHEEM13PJL.pdf Issue: when shorting Red wire and White wire...
  2. BINGMD

    Line disconnect switch at line side of the wave trap & tuner?

    All, There is a question regarding the location of line disconnect switch and line wave trap & tuner. As you may notice that wave trap and tuner is always installed at line side of line disconnect switch. The question I get is why not install the line disconnect switch at line side of the wave...
  3. BINGMD

    soot blowing cycle

    I am working on a 100 MW boiler proposal. In order to estimate annual coal cost, we need to know how long we will run the sootblowers. I have 52 sootblowers. Can I assume each sootblowers need 2 minutes to finish sootblowing, so total sootblowing time per shift would be about 100 minutes? I...
  4. BINGMD

    PC boiler at 30% MCR load, how many PA fans will be in operation?

    I am working on a PC boiler (100MW) unit and trying to calculate aux load at 30% MCR load. We have 2 PA fans, 2 FD fans, and 2 ID fan. 3 pulverizers. I knew that at 30% load, one pulverizer will be put into operation. At that time, the ID fans and FD fans will be up and running. However, I...
  5. BINGMD

    steam coil air heater

    we are going to build a power plant in warm West Africa. I plan to eliminate the use of SCAH. Is it acceptable?
  6. BINGMD

    Regenerative air heater vs. tubular air heater

    I am trying to specify the air heater type for an 830,000 lb/hr (378 metric tph) utility PC boiler. The fuel S content will be under 1% and I will set the flue gas exit temperature at air heater outlet to be 20-25F above acid dew point. For this size boiler, is tubular type air heater more...
  7. BINGMD

    PTC4 corrected efficiency calculation

    When I use PTC 4 to calculate the boiler efficiency, I always perform a tested efficiency calculation and a corrected calculation and then compare the two efficiencies to make sure the difference is below 2% since we always pick a test fuel close to the design fuel. There is a different...
  8. BINGMD

    Strange fault event - 3 phase fault, Single phase fault or others

    All, The following link contains a fault event graph. It shows that there was an event that ALL three phase currents were increasing for 4 ~ 5 cycles, however all three phase currents are in phase. During this event, C phase voltage is lower at 0.3 per unit. So, is it a single phase fault or...
  9. BINGMD

    Minimum distance between A and B Batteries

    138kV substation with 125 VDC battery A and battery B for protection A and B, trip coil 1 and trip coil 2, etc. The distance between two batteries is about 5 feet. I commented too close but have not find any reference to prove my feeling. Could you please help to enlighten me on this by...
  10. BINGMD

    Cable Protection - Protecting Shield Wire from a Ground Fault?

    Protection Guru, When checking 34.5kV feeder relay ground element settings for cable protection, is it necessary to consider protecting a cable from a feeder ground fault with all the ground fault current returned via the shield wire (1/3 netural)? Thank you, Best Regards, Bing
  11. BINGMD

    Transformer Relay Tripping Question

    At transformer, there are tripping relays such as high winding temperature(49T), high oil temp (26Q), rapid pressure rise relay (63FP), main tank presure (63PR), Buchholtz realy (63Q) etc. What is the traditional way for those relays tripping? Shall those relays trip the lockout (86) directly...
  12. BINGMD

    Maximum ground fault current for grounding grid design

    Background: There are two 230kV stations within a same yard with a fence in between. Station 1 is a three 230kV breaker ring bus. Station 2 is a three winding transformer 230/115/34.5kV Yg/Yg/Delta with one 115kV line and one 34.5kV feeder. At delta tertiary, there is a grounding transformer to...
  13. BINGMD

    What is the purpose of a grounding transformer?

    What is the purpose of a grounding transfomrer? My opinion is that For an ungrounded system, a grounding transformer is added to provide a grounding source in order to make a grounding overcurrent relay trips a ground fault at the system, so that cables and surge arrestors will not bear...
  14. BINGMD

    Wind Turbine Generator Self-Excitation once isolated from Grid

    Question: Considering a 34.5kV feeder with dozens of WTGs (wind turbine generators), once the 34.5kV feeder breaker opens, will the WTGs be self-excited and continue energizing the islanded feeder? My opinion is that, since there will be a sudden active power changes, there will be a large...
  15. BINGMD

    Transformer differential protection - Need your wisdom

    Transformer: 230kV(Yg)-115kV(Yg)-34.5kV (Delta with a zig-zag grounding transformer). At 34.5kV side, there are two wind power generation feeders and a capacitor bank feeder. CT is 1200:5 C400. Available 3 phase fault is about 8kA and 1LG fault is about 5kA. Relay: SEL-387-5 Question: Is...
  16. BINGMD

    Tertiary Winding Current Calculation

    I have a transformer with the following data: 50MVA, 115kV-34.5kV-13.8KV, groundWYE/groundWYE/Delta Using Aspen software, I apply a single line to ground fault at 34.5kV side.(Note: there is no low side or other fault contributions). Zero sequence fault current at 34.5kV side is 5850Amp. Zero...

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