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Victoria University

College of Engineering and Science

NNM7006 Insulation Co-ordination and Sub-station Design Principles

Assignment 3

1. A 33/132 kV, 150 MVA transformer has a reactance of 5%.


Calculate the inductance and capacitance with respect to LV and HV sides
for a 60 Hz system with a natural frequency of 1 MHz.

2. The data of auxiliary cooling water pump are as follows;

Rating = 355KW Protection scheme Design


Constraints

Rated Voltage = 6.6KV ANSI 50G (Earth Fault 10% of 100


FLC = 39A High Relay)

Starting Time = 2 sec at 100% / 3 ANSI 50 (Overcurrent 200% x LRC


sec at 80% Instantaneous Relay)
LRC = 214.9A (550%)
CT ratio = 100/1A, ANSI 51 (IDMT Relay) 120% x FLC
5P20/10VA

Calculate appropriate relay settings for Earth fault high (50G), Overcurrent
Instantaneous (50), IDMT (51)

3. Below figure shows the electric arc behaviour of Cassie arc model and Mayr arc
model for a breaker opening command at t=0.02s. Explain the behaviour of two
models. What is the reason of transient recovery voltage? What is the frequency
of transient recovery voltage?
4. Open “Assignment_3_Overvoltage_issue.slx”. The network is equipped with an
overvoltage protection relay. The relay operates for ±10% variation of the nominal
value. If you simulate the network, you will find that “Three-
Phase Breaker” opens and voltage at Bus B become zero
following the conditions set in the overvoltage protection
relay. You can check the rms voltage inside the relay block
model by clicking the below figure or right click on the model,
select “mask” and click “look under the mask”.
Design any two suitable methods (once at a time) that maintains this voltage
rise/drop within the ±10% of the nominal value (value already set) so that the
breaker does not opens and voltage at Bus B sustains. You can select any
compensation device(s) in order to regulate network voltage. You are not allowed
to change the relay settings, neither the parameters of the any devices in the
existing network. You NEED to submit the Simulink file for cross checking your
model.

5. A distribution network with one


distributed generation is shown in
the below figure. For a fault,
indicated in the figure, explain each
breaker(s) operate (open/close)
with directional and non-directional
relay. Consider the given network
condition only and do not consider
any units out of this network
configuration. (Answer(s) must be
very specific instead of lengthy
description)

6. In a turnkey project, what can be the main reasons of project delay? For a project
delay, who is responsible for paying any penalties apply? Who owns the right to
cancel the project and who will receive any reimbursement if applies?

7. Report

A type-written report must be submitted to the dropbox under Assignment-3-


Project midterm by maximum of four/five students in a group before the deadline
mentioned in the dropbox. The report must include (but not limited to) the solution
of the work, associated plots and appropriate labels (if necessary).

Late reports will not be accepted, unless special approval has been granted
through Special Consideration applied according to VU Regulations and
Procedure.

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