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Unit-VIII
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Outline
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Profile
Overvoltage
Voltage dip
Harmonics
Mitigative tools and solutions
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Classification of Transients[3]
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Impulsive Transient
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O ill
Oscillatory
Transient
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- Slow transient
<5 kHz
- Medium transient 55--500 kHz
- High transient
0.5
0.5--5 MHz
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Overvoltage
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Internal causes
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Switching surge
surges
Insulation failure
Arcing ground
Resonance
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External
l causes
Direct lightning Strokes
Atmospheric conditions
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Switching surge:
surge: The overvoltages produced on the power
system due to switching are known as switching surge.
surge
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Insulation failure:
failure: The most common case of insulation
failure in a ppower system
y
is the ggrounding
g of conductors ((i.e.
insulation failure between line and earth ) which may cause
overvoltages in the system.
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A i ground:
Arcing
ground
d: The
h phenomenon
h
off iintermittent
i
arc taking
ki
place in line to ground fault of a 3phase system with
consequent
q
pproduction of transients is known as arcingg
ground.
Resonance:
Resonance: It occurs in an electrical system when inductive
reactance of the circuit becomes equal to capacitive reactance.
under resonance , the impedance of the circuit is equal to
y
resistance of the circuit and the pp.f is unity.
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What is lightning?
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Tr 0.1
Tr=
0.1--20s,
Th<300s
Tr is the time
time--to
to--crest
value
Th is the timetime-to half
value)
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Fig.2 Typical
Switching
S i hi Overvoltages
O
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Wave [2]
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Tr
Tr=20
Tr=2020-5000s,
Th<20 000s
Tr is the time
time--to
to--crest
value
Th is the timetime-to half
value
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Direct stroke
I di t stroke
Indirect
t k
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Direct stroke
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In direct stroke
stroke, the lightning discharge is
directly from the cloud to the subject
equipment From the line
equipment.
line, the current
path may be over the insulator down the
pole to the ground
ground.
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Indirect stroke
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The traveling
g waves produced
p
due to lightning
g
g will
shatter the insulators.
If the traveling waves hit the windings of a transformer
or generator it may cause considerable damage.
Causes flashover fault sags and interruptions
Raises local ground voltage by several kV
Induces voltages and currents in nearby equipment and
systems
May cause transients in power and communication
systems through conduction (resistive coupling),
inductive coupling, or capacitive coupling
Resistive coupling (conduction) between devices or
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buildings due to change in 19ground voltage
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Earthing
thi screen
Overhead ground wires
Lightning arresters
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The p
power station & subsub-station can be
protected against direct lightning strokes by
providing earthing screens.
On occurrence of direct stroke on the station
,screen provides a low resistance path by which
lightning surges are conducted to ground.
Limitation:
It does not provide protection against the
traveling waves which may reach the
equipments in the station.
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It p
provides damping
p g effect on anyy disturbance traveling
g
along the lines as it acts as a shortshort-circuited secondary.
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Limitation:
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Arrester
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OPERATION :
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ii On occurrence
ii.
occ ence of o
over
e
voltage the air insulation
breaks down and an arc is
formed. In this way the
excess charge on the line
due to surge is harmlessly
conducted through the
arrester to the ground
instead of being sent back
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Rod
od gap arrester
a este
Horn g
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p arrester
Multigap arrester
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Installation
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Maintenance
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Th liline lead
The
l d is
i securely
l fastened
f t
d to
t the
th line
li conductor
d t
and arrester.
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Uses
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