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    PDS Emergency Configuration 1 (Cont)

    APMDEPOT

    11kV RMU

    52S1 52S2

    11kV 3 Supply

    TR01 TR02

    52F352F252F1

    DS0

    DSF1 DSF2

    TR01 - Loss Power- Trains normally feeds by TR01

    - 52S1, 52F1 & 52F2 closed

    - DSF1, DSF2 closed

    - DS0 close, DS1 open

    - TR01 is de-energized

    - 52S2 close automatically

    - TR02 feeds the trains continuously

    TractionCurrent

    Flowdirection

    DS1

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    Arrival Line

    Power Rail

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

    Power Rail

    52FL252FL1

    ZZ

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    PDS Emergency Configuration 2

    APMDEPOT

    11kV RMU

    52S1 52S2

    11kV 3 Supply

    TR01 TR02

    52F352F252F1

    DS0

    DSF1 DSF2

    TR02 - Loss Power

    - Trains normally feeds by TR02

    - 52S2, 52F1 & 52F2 closed

    - DSF1, DSF2 closed

    - DS0 close, DS1 open

    DS1

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    Arrival Line

    Power Rail

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

    Power Rail

    52FL252FL1

    ZZ

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    PDS Emergency Configuration 2 (cont)

    APMDEPOT

    11kV RMU

    52S1 52S2

    11kV 3 Supply

    TR01 TR02

    52F352F252F1

    DS0

    DSF1 DSF2

    TR02 - Loss Power- Trains normally feeds by TR02

    - 52S2, 52F1 & 52F2 closed

    - DSF1, DSF2 closed

    - DS0 close, DS1 open

    - TR02 is de-energized

    - 52S1 close automatically

    - TR01 feeds the trains continuously

    TractionCurrent

    Flowdirection

    DS1

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    Arrival Line

    Power Rail

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

    Power Rail

    52FL252FL1

    ZZ

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    PDS Emergency Configuration 3

    APMDEPOT

    11kV RMU

    52S1 52S2

    11kV 3 Supply

    TR01 TR02

    52F352F252F1

    DS0

    DSF1 DSF2

    ACB 52F2 fail to close

    - 52S1, 52F1 & 52F2 closed

    - DSF1, DSF2 closed

    - DS0 close, DS1 open

    TractionCurrent

    Flowdirection

    DS1

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    Arrival Line

    Power Rail

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

    Power Rail

    52FL252FL1

    ZZ

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    PDS Emergency Configuration 3 (Cont)

    APMDEPOT

    11kV RMU

    52S1 52S2

    11kV 3 Supply

    TR01 TR02

    52F352F252F1

    DS0

    DSF1 DSF2

    ACB 52F2 fail to close

    - 52S1, 52F1 & 52F2 closed

    - DSF1, DSF2 closed

    - DS0 close, DS1 open

    - 52F2 is tripped & cannot close

    - Close DS1

    - Departure Line feed continuously

    - Traction current flow through 52F1is equal to total traction current inArrival and Departure Line

    TractionCurrent

    Flowdirection

    DS1

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    Arrival Line

    Power Rail

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

    Power Rail

    52FL252FL1

    ZZ

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    PDS Emergency configuration 4

    APMDEPOT

    11kV RMU

    52S1 52S2

    11kV 3 Supply

    TR01 TR02

    52F352F252F1

    DS0

    DSF1 DSF2

    ACB 52F1 fail to close

    - 52S1, 52F1 & 52F2 closed

    - DSF1, DSF2 closed

    - DS0 close, DS1 open

    TractionCurrent

    Flowdirection

    DS1

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    Arrival Line

    Power Rail

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

    Power Rail

    52FL252FL1

    ZZ

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    PDS Emergency Configuration 4 (Cont)

    APMDEPOT

    11kV RMU

    52S1 52S2

    11kV 3 Supply

    TR01 TR02

    52F352F252F1

    DS0

    DSF1 DSF2

    ACB 52F1 fail to close

    - 52S1, 52F1 & 52F2 closed

    - DSF1, DSF2 closed

    - DS0 close, DS1 open

    - 52F1 is tripped & cannot close

    - Close DS1

    - Departure Line feed continuously

    - Traction current flow through 52F2is equal to total traction current inArrival and Departure Line

    TractionCurrent

    Flowdirection

    DS1

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    Arrival Line

    Power Rail

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

    Power Rail

    52FL252FL1

    ZZ

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    APM Train System Train Operation Modes

    Mode 1 - Dual Shuttle Mode

    - APM train is running between East Hall and West Hall without crossing toother line

    - Only two trains running

    - PDS is operated at ~ 50% of installed capacity

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatformArrival Line

    East Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    West Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

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    APM Train System Train Operation Modes

    Dual Shuttle Running Demonstration

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatformArrival Line

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

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    APM Train System - Train Operation Modes

    Mode 2 - Normal Pinched Loop

    - APM trains are running between East Hall and West Hall in a loop

    - Maximum four trains are running in system

    - PDS is operated at ~ 100% of installed capacity

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatformArrival Line

    East Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    West Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

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    APM Train System - Train Operation Modes

    Normal Pinched Loop Demonstration

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatformArrival Line

    East HallDeparturePlatform

    West HallDeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

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    APM Trains Operation Modes

    Normal Pinched Loop Demonstration

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    West HallArrivalPlatformArrival Line

    East Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    West Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    Departure Line

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    PDS Design Requirement

    - System design, Equipment Rating Selection (S, RAM, $)

    - Fault level and protection coordination Safety

    - Voltage Drop Train performance at minimum voltage

    - Cable system temperature rise Thermal impact- Harmonic assessment - Interference impact

    Design Deliverables (Safety, RAM, $)

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    PDS Design Flow Case Study

    Assumptions

    - The harmonic filter / power factor correction equipment ispurposely put out of service to simulate the maximum loadcurrent scenario.

    - The fault level at source point 11kV side is 350MVA- Cable have same dimension will have equal impedance and will

    share equal current when connected in parallel

    Case Study

    Voltage drop Calculation

    Harmonic Assessment

    Cable Temperature rise

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    PDS - Design Interface with Train System

    Train current profile- Different Service Modes Different Current profile, full load, train

    start and coast

    1. Dual Shuttle Mode (one train per line)

    2. Normal Pinched Loop (two trains per line)

    - Train Consist

    - Maximum 4 nos. train running in system

    1x 2 car train or 2 x2cartrain

    1 x 4 car train

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    PDS - Design Interface with Train System

    Train current profile Starting and Running

    Peak 1178.6ARMS 321A

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    PDS - Design Interface with Train System

    Train current profile - Enlargement

    Peak 1178.6A

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    PDS Design Interface with Train System

    Train current and voltage characteristics

    - Minimum Operation Voltage

    i.e. Terminal Voltage at pantograph = 440V

    - Amperage Characteristic

    4001601 x 4-car (no load)

    200801 x 2-car (no load)

    1,3402601 x 4-car (full load)

    6701301 x 2-car (full load)

    Peak StartingCurrent (A), 15S

    RMS RunningCurrent (A)

    Different Train ConsistConfiguration

    - Power Factor = 0.97

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    Traction Power System Design

    4202102102 x 2 car

    running

    full load + no

    load

    2 x 2 carrunning

    full load + no

    load

    6Normal

    Pinched Loop

    17408708702 x 2 car

    starting

    full load + no

    load

    2 x 2 carstarting

    full load + no

    load

    5Normal

    Pinched Loop

    520260260

    1 x 4 car

    running full load

    1 x 4 car

    running full load4Dual Shuttle

    2680134013401 x 4 car

    starting full load

    1 x 4 carstarting full load

    3Dual Shuttle

    2601301301 x 2 car

    running

    full load

    1 x 2 carrunning

    full load

    2Dual Shuttle

    13406706701 x 2 car

    starting

    full load

    1 x 2 carstarting

    full load

    1Dual Shuttle

    Transformercircuit

    52S1 / 52S2

    Departure TrackFeeder circuit

    52F2

    Arrival TrackFeeder circuit

    52F1

    Train onDeparture

    Line

    Train onArrival Line

    ModeOperation

    Summary of Train CurrentService Modes and Trains Consist Combination

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    Traction Power System Design Interface

    PDS equipment rating

    APMDepot

    APMDEPOT

    East HallArrivalPlatform

    East Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    End ofLine

    West HallArrivalPlatform

    West Hall

    DeparturePlatform

    11kV RMU

    East HallSubstation

    11kV 3 Supply

    Power Rail

    Power Rail

    Traction Tx

    L5 : 7 x 240 mm2 cables

    L1 : 4 x 240 mm2 cables

    4 x 240mm2

    cables

    L3 : 4 x 240 mm2 cables

    TR1 TR2

    52S1 52S2

    52F1 52F2

    DSF1 DSF2

    52FL252FL1

    Z

    Z

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    PDS Design Equipment rating

    Traction Supply System Equipment Capacity

    30,2902,3302,330A600V Power Rail SystemPower Rail

    27,7201,6821,682A600V Power Cables ( 4 nos. )L1, L3

    46,0002,7882,790A600V Power Cables ( 7 nos. )L5

    22,0002,5002,500A600V IsolatorDSF1, DSF2

    22,0002,5002,500A600V ACB52F1, 52F2

    22,0002,5002,500A600V ACB52S1, 52S2

    6,3502,4002,500 kVA11/0.6kV Traction TransformerTR1, TR2

    PeakAmperageCapacityin 15 sec.

    (A)

    RatedAmperageCapacity

    (A)

    InstalledRating

    Equipment TypeEquipment ID

    Equipment Short Circuit Rating = 50kA, 1 second

    Manufacturersdata

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    PDS Design of Equipment Rating

    Verification on Equipment Continuous CapacityAcceptance Criteria:The Installed Amperage Capacity shall higher than the Maximum Continuous Train

    Current (in RMS value).

    1116

    19

    10

    10

    10

    22

    Capacity utilized( %)

    260260

    520

    260

    260

    260

    520

    Max. RMSContinuous

    Train Current(A)

    Yes2,330Power RailYes1,682L1, L3

    Yes2,788L5

    Yes2,500DSF1, DSF2

    Yes2,50052F1, 52F2

    Yes2,50052S1, 52S2

    Yes2,400TR1, TR2

    Fulfillacceptance

    criteria

    InstalledAmperageCapacity

    (A)

    Equipment ID

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    Traction Power System Design

    Verification on Equipment Peak Amperage CapacityAcceptance Criteria:The Installed Amperage Capacity shall higher than the Maximum Peak TrainCurrent.

    5

    5

    6

    6

    6

    6

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    Capacity utilized( %)

    1340

    1340

    2680

    1340

    1340

    1340

    2680

    PeakTrain Current

    (A)

    Yes30290Power Rail

    Yes27720L1, L3

    Yes46000L5

    Yes22000DSF1, DSF2

    Yes2200052F1, 52F2

    Yes2200052S1, 52S2

    Yes6350TR1, TR2

    Fulfillacceptance

    criteria

    InstalledPeak Amperage

    Capacity(A)

    Equipment ID

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    Given Data

    - 240mm2 3/C traction power cable Impedance: 0.175+j0.125 ohm/km

    - Power Rail Impedance: 0.05+j0.086 ohm/km

    - Distance between TR01 to 52S1 = 50m- Distance between DSF1 to Arrival Line Power Rail = 25m

    - Distance between DSF2 to Departure Power Rail = 13m

    - Distance between East Hall Substation and West Hall = 770m

    - Peak Starting Current at full load scenario

    IA = 1340A, IB = 1340A, IC = 2680A

    PDS Design Voltage Drop Assessment

    Power Rail

    L1

    DSF1 DSF2

    Arrival

    LineL3

    Departure Line

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    L5

    Power Rail

    West

    Hall

    L2

    L4

    IC

    IA

    IB

    IA

    IB

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    Transformer Circuit Impedance7 x 240 mm2 3/CCables in parallel

    Impedance of cables = (Length x Unit Impedance) / no. of parallel cables

    ohmj0.00090.001250.057

    j0.1250.175ZL5 +=

    +=

    0.00125+j0.0009(7 cables in parallel)

    Total Impedance (ohm)

    0.0015435.5O0.175+j0.125L5 = 0.05Cables(TR01 to 52S1ZL5

    UnitImpedance(ohm/km)

    Length (km)Impedance ofItem

    Traction Power System Design

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    L5

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    Arrival Line Impedance

    West

    Hall

    East Hall

    PowerRail

    4 x 240 mm2 3/C

    Cables in parallel

    L2

    L1

    DSF1

    Impedance of cables = (Length x Unit Impedance) / no. of parallel cables

    ohmj0.00080.00110.0254

    j0.1250.175ZL1 +=

    +=

    ohmj0.06620.03850.025j0.086)(0.05ZL2

    +=+=

    0.0385+j0.0662

    0.0011+j0.0008(4 cables in parallel)

    Total Impedance (ohm)

    0.0765860O0.05+j0.086L4 = 0.77Power Rail(feeding train @ WestHall)

    ZL2

    0.0013636O0.175+j0.125L3 = 0.025Cables(DSF1 to Power Rail)

    ZL1

    UnitImpedance(ohm/km)

    Length (km)Impedance ofItem

    Traction Power System Design

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    Departure Line Impedance

    West

    Hall

    East Hall

    Power

    Rail

    4 x 240 mm2 3/C

    Cables in parallel

    L4

    L3

    DSF2

    0.0385+j0.0662

    0.00055+j0.0004(4 cables in parallel)

    Total Impedance (ohm)

    0.0765860O0.05+j0.086L4 = 0.77Power Rail(feeding train @ WestHall)

    ZL4

    0.0006836O0.175+j0.125L3 = 0.013Cables(DSF2 to Power Rail)ZL3

    UnitImpedance(ohm/km)

    Length (km)Impedance ofItem

    Impedance of cables = (Length x Unit Impedance) / no. of parallel cables

    ohmj0.00040.000550.0134

    j0.1250.175ZL3 +=

    +=

    ohmj0.06620.03850.025j0.086)(0.05ZL4

    +=+=

    Traction Power System Design

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    Formula

    Transformer Circuit - Voltage Drop Calculation

    ( )5L5C

    Z?ICircuitrTransforme@DropVoltageL=

    Traction Power System Design

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    L5 IC

    Calculation

    Power Factor : cos = 0.97 then = cos-1 0.97 = 14O

    Voltage drop at Transformer Circuit is

    3 x 2680-14O x (0.00154 35.5O) = 7.1321.5O

    Voltage appear at Switchboard terminal =600 - 7.1321.5O = 593-0.25O 593 Volt

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    Formula

    DropVoltage3-VVolatgeTerminalTrainAPM L =

    East

    Hall

    West

    Hall

    Power Rail

    Cables IA

    DSF1

    IA

    IA

    ZL2

    ZL1

    Full

    Load

    Arrival Line - Voltage Drop Calculation

    ( )2L21L1A

    ZZ?IEndWest@DropVoltageLL +=

    Traction Power System Design

    Calculation

    Voltage drop at West End is3 x 1340-14O x (0.00136 36O + 0.07658 36O ) = 180.6346O

    APM Train Terminal Voltage = 593 180.6346O = 486 -15O

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    Departure Line Voltage Drop Calculation EastHall

    WestHall

    Power Rail

    Cables IB

    DSF2

    IB

    IB

    ZL4

    ZL3

    FullLoad

    Formula

    DropVoltage3-VVolatgeTerminalTrainAPM L =

    ( )4L43L3B ZZ?IEndWest@DropVoltage LL +=

    Traction Power System Design

    Calculation

    Voltage drop at West End is

    3 x 1340-14O x (0.000686 36O + 0.07658 36O ) = 179.1946O

    APM Train Terminal Voltage = 593 179.1946O = 485 -15O

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    Traction Power System Design

    Voltage drop - Summary

    485-15O

    486-15O

    593.37-0.25O

    600

    TerminalVoltage

    (V)

    179.1946OPoint C

    180.6346OPoint B

    7.1321.5OPoint A

    0Transformer

    Voltage Drop(V)

    Location

    Power Rail

    DSF1 DSF2

    Arrival

    Line

    Departure Line

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    West

    Hall

    A

    B

    Power RailC

    Minimum System Voltage > Minimum Train Operation Voltage

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    Traction Power System Design

    3 Phase Fault Level Calculation

    Power Rail

    DSF1 DSF2

    Arrival

    Line

    Departure Line

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    West

    Hall

    F1

    F2

    Power RailF3

    Given Data

    - Transformer Impedance = 6.5%

    - Base MVA = 2.5MVA

    - Base Voltage = 600V 50Hz

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    Traction Power System Design

    Per Unit Impedance Conversion

    3.85+j6.62%(0.05+j0.086) x (770/1000) x 100%Power RailF

    0.057+j0.04%{(0.175+j0.125)/4} x (13/1000) x 100%240mm2 Power Cables(52F2-Power Rail)

    E

    0.109+j0.078%

    {(0.175+j0.125)/4} x (25/1000) x 100%240mm2 Power Cables(52F1-Power Rail)

    D

    0.125+j0.089%

    {(0.175+j0.125)/7} x (50/1000) x 100%240mm2 Power Cables(Tx-52S1)

    C

    j6.5%(2.5 MVA / 2.5 MVA) x 6.5%Traction TransformerB

    j0.714%(2.5 MVA / 350 MVA) x 100%SourceA

    ResultSequence ImpedanceDescriptionItem

    Power Rail

    DSF1 DSF2

    Arrival

    Line

    Departure Line

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    West

    Hall

    F1

    F2

    Power RailF3

    SOURCE A

    B

    C

    D

    EF

    F

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    Traction Power System Design

    3 Phase Fault Level Calculation

    1000int6003

    e Fault Polt Z at thTotal Fau

    Base MVAent (kA)Fault Curr

    =

    4.0320+j13.963%A + B + C +

    E + F

    F3

    4.0840+j14.0010%A + B + C +D + F

    F2

    0.125+j7.3030%A + B + CF1

    Resultant ImpedanceTotal FaultImpedanceat FaultPoint

    FaultPoint

    Power Rail

    DSF1 DSF2

    Arrival

    Line

    Departure Line

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    West

    Hall

    F1

    F2

    Power RailF3

    SOURCE A

    B

    C

    D

    EF

    F

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    Traction Power System Design

    3 Phase Fault Level Calculation

    Power Rail

    DSF1 DSF2

    Arrival

    Line

    Departure Line

    52F1 52F2

    52S1

    TR01

    West

    Hall

    F1

    F2

    Power RailF3

    SOURCE A

    B

    C

    D

    EF

    F

    kA32.9345

    1000100

    3030.7125.06003

    105.2F1,pointAt

    6

    =

    +

    =

    j

    entFault Curr

    kA16.5

    1000100

    0010.14084.46003

    105.2F2,pointAt

    6

    =

    +

    =

    j

    entFault Curr

    kA16.55

    1000100

    963.13032.46003

    105.2F3,pointAt

    6

    =

    +

    =

    j

    entFault Curr

    Maximum System Fault Level 33kA

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    Cable Temperature Rise Calculation

    Formula:Since no heat energy is lost during the process, it is assumed:

    Electrical heat generated = heat gained by the conductor

    This can be expressed thus:-

    ( )

    =+)(

    0

    1

    0

    1

    2 12

    1

    ttP

    dSWdtJ

    RI

    where:-J = Joules constant ( 4.18 Joules/calorie )I = Momentary Peak Load current ( A )

    R1 = Resistance at temperature t1 ( ohm / cm )1 = Temperature coefficient of resistance of the conductor referred toa temperature t1 ( OC-1 )

    t2 = Maximum conductor temperature ( OC )= conductor temperature rise ( OC )

    W = mass of the conductor ( g / cm )S = specific heat of the conductor ( calories / g / OC )P = duration of momentary Peak Load ( seconds )

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    Cable Temperature Rise Calculation

    By re-arranging the formula:

    +=

    )(

    0 10

    1

    2 12

    1

    ttPd

    dPJSW

    RI

    ( )[ ]t-1lnP

    1211

    2

    1 tJSW

    RI +=

    Temperature RiseT, i.e. (t2-t1)

    1

    1-

    12

    1

    JSW

    PRI

    e

    T

    =

    then

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    Cable Temperature Rise Calculation

    Calculations:N.B. 1: All cable parameter shall be referred to Chapter 13 of

    Electrical Engineers Reference Book (14th edition) by M G Say and M ALaughton.

    N.B. 2: The cable is operating at ambient temperature of 30OC initially.

    Mass of a single 240mm2 conductor ( W ) Density of copper = 8890 kg / m3

    Area of conductor core = 240 mm2 = 0.24x103 m2

    Mass of a conductor ( W ) = 8890 x 0.24 x 103 kg / m= 21.336 g / cm

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    Temperature coefficient of resistance of the conductor at 30OC ( 1 ) 1 = 0.0039 OC 1

    Resistance of the conductor ( R1 )

    Resistance of the conductor at 20O

    C = 0.0754 ohm/km

    Resistance of the conductor at 30OC = 0.0754 [ 1 + 0.0039 x 10 ]= 0.0783x10-5 (ohm/cm)

    Specific Heat of the conductor ( S ) S = 0.385 (calories / g / OC )

    Joules Constant ( J ) J = 4.18 Joules/calories

    Cable Temperature Rise Calculation

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    Temperature Rise Calculation:

    1

    1-

    12

    1

    JSW

    PRI

    eT

    =

    0.050.04Calculated Temperature Rise T ( OC )

    3030Initial cable temperature ( OC )

    383(= 2680 7)

    335(= 1340 4)

    Peak Current per cable (A)

    1515Duration of peak current (seconds) - P

    26801340Momentary Peak Current (A)

    74No. of cables installed

    240240Cable size (mm2)

    L5L1 & L3

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    Cable Temperature Rise Calculation

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    Harmonic Problems in AC Traction System

    Impact of Harmonics Overheating of conductors and electrical equipment Mechanical oscillation of electric machine Telecommunication interference

    Inaccurate meter reading Disturbances to sensitive electronic equipments Nuisance operation of protection equipments

    Solution Harmonic Filter

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    PDS - Harmonic Problem and Solution

    Elimination Method By Power Factor Correction Equipment Harmonic Filter

    600V Busbar

    CapacitorBank

    5th FL 7th FL 11th FL

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    Harmonic Filter Calculation

    System Current Characteristics Always contain 5th, 7th, 11th , 13th & 17th harmonics due

    to power electronics traction control

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    Harmonic Filter Capacity Calculation

    Target : System Power Factor shall maintain at 0.9 lagging

    Given data

    Maximum Train Current IMAX = 1383.1A

    RMS of Train Current IRMS = 618.5A

    Total active power consumptionof trains = 240kW

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    Example Harmonic Filter Value Calculation

    1. Calculate capacity of power factor improvement equipment value

    System Active power = 240kW

    System Apparent power without LC filter and capacitor bank

    = 3 ? IRMS x V= 3 x 618.5 x 600

    = 642.8 kVA

    System power factor without LC filter and capacitor bank

    = 240 642.8= 0.37

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    Example Harmonic Filter Value Calculation

    Required capacity of harmonic filter for p.f. improvement

    Here

    P = Apparent Power = 642.8 kVA

    cos ?1 = power factor without capacitor bank = 0.37

    cos ?2 = Target system power factor = 0.9 KO = Utilization factor = 0.65

    O

    "

    2

    2

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    1

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    K

    QQ

    1-)(cos?

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    =

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    Example Harmonic Filter Value Calculation

    kVAr750

    0.65

    482

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    QQ

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    Harmonic Filter capacity Q :

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    Example Harmonic Filter Value Calculation

    2. Calculate capacity of tuned filter capacity

    The LC filter shall compensate the current of each harmonic order based on the

    system maximum current.

    Harmonic current Ia at each harmonic order

    = IMAX x K1

    The value of K1 (in %) of individual harmonic order ampere is in accordance with thereference data of Uk Electrotechnical Committee.

    Required LC filter capacity at each order of harmonic

    = ( 3 ? Ia x V) / K2

    The value of K2 is utilization factor of individual harmonic order

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    Example Harmonic Filter Value Calculation

    LC value of 5th harmonicK1 = 18.5%, K2 = 1.2,

    Ia 5th = 1383.1 x 18.5% = 256A

    Required LC filter capacity

    = ( 3 ?256 x 600) / 1.2= 221.7 kVAr

    250 kVAr

    LC value for 7th harmonicK1 = 12%, K2 = 1.0,

    Ia 7th = 1383.1 x 12% = 166A

    Required LC filter capacity= ( 3 ?166 x 600) / 1.0

    = 172.5 kVAr 200 kVAr

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    Example Harmonic Filter Value Calculation

    LC value of 11th harmonicK1 = 6%, K2 = 0.8,

    Ia 11th = 1383.1 x 6% = 83A

    Required LC filter capacity= ( 3 ? 83 x 600) / 0.8

    = 107.8 kVAr 150 kVAr

    LC value of tuned filter 5th harmonic filter = 250kVAr 7th harmonic filter = 200kVAr

    11th harmonic filter = 150kVAr

    Capacity of capacitor bank

    = 750 250 200 150

    = 150 kVar

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    Example Harmonic Filter Value Calculation

    750 kVArTotal

    150 kVArCapacitor bank

    150 kVAr11th

    200 kVAr7th

    250 kVAr5thHarmonic

    Filter

    CalculatedCapacity

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