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PASS Hybrid Switchgear Benefits and advantages
PASS HV Hybrid Switchgear, Date, October 2008
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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1926
Our key values
Technology 80
years in T&D
First in the world
We are not afraid
of new
challenges
New Focus
Factory
Pioneering spirit 2005
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Location in Italy
ABB S.p.A.
• Power Products Division
• Unità Operativa ADDA
• Lodi, Italy
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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Design / Product portfolio
Design
All the necessary functions in one module
Flexible configuration: SBB, DBB , DCB etc.,
suitable for Air/ Cable external connection
Key functions (CB, DS, ES) are SF6 enclosed and
modules factory pre-assembled and pre-tested
Easy installation & fast exchangeability
Wide range of application (Ice and Sand, -
50°C/+50°C)
Italy – 2000
Benefits
Requiring minimum space of installation with
price performance leadership (LCC).
Higher reliability and less probability of
unplanned outages
Simplified on site assembly & reduction of
installation time
Modular approach, in case of Expansion /
Retrofitting S/S with costs and time saving
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Design / Product portfolio Pass hybrid portfolio
50
40
30
20
10
0 20 40 60 80 90 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240
PASS M0S
245 kV
50kA – 50/60Hz
40kA - 50Hz
PASS M0
170 kV
40/50kA - 50/60Hz
PASS M00
72,5 kV
31,5/40kA - 50/60 Hz
Rated Voltage (kV)
Ra
ted
Bre
ak
ing
Cu
rre
nt
(kA
)
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Design / Product portfolio
LTB
Circuit Breaker
DTB
Circuit Breaker
Current Transformer
PASS
Circuit Breaker
Current Transformer
Voltage Transformer
Disconnector
Earthing Switch
Ratings: 40/50 kA
3150 A
GIS
Circuit Breaker
Current Transformer
Voltage Transformer
Disconnector
Earthing Switch
Busbar / Busducts
Highest ratings: 63 kA
4000A
Valu
e a
dded s
olu
tion
Functional Integration
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Design / Product portfolio
PASS M00
72,5-100kV 50-60Hz
2500-3150A 31.5-40kA
PASS M0S
245kV 50-60Hz
3150A 40-50kA
PASS M0
110÷170kV 50-60Hz
3150A 40-50kA
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PASS Classic SBB Internal design
Technical features
SF6 combined DS/ES
Physical interlocking between the
two functions
Every DS/ES is operated by one
dedicated three pole drive
Benefits
Higher reliability and Less
probability of unplanned outages
Saves on maintenance costs
High operational flexibility
PASS Rotating Chamber SBB Internal design
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All the combined Disconnector and
Earthing Switch mechanisms are
mounted on one single shaft and
are operated by one common three
pole drive
Benefit
• Reduced number of components
and increased reliability
PASS Rotating Chamber SBB Possible configurations
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Design / Product portfolio
Technical reasons
Inspection windows –
15 cm diameter
Red/Green flags on the drive
Electrical signals from the
LCC to the Remote control
Benefit
Higher security for
the personnel
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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PASS M00 72.5 kV All bay functions in one module
Circuit Breaker
Combined Disconnector /
Earthing Switch
Current transformers
SF6 Potential Transformer
Chile – 2004
2
1 3
4
1
2 2
3
4
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PASSM00 72,5kV One 72,5kV Bay on one Pick Up box
CARGO BOX REGULAR CAB
4x2/4x4
Volume (cu. Ft.) 77.4
M.Width at floor
(maximum) 69.3”
N. Length at floor 98.0”
O.Width at
wheelhouse 50.9”
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PASS M00 72.5 kV All bay functions in one module
France – 2006
AIS Surge Arresters
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PASS M00 72.5 kV All bay functions in one module
Denmark – 2005
Cable ends
Potential
transformers
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PASS M00 72.5 kV All bay functions in one module
South Africa – 2002
Double BusBar (DBB) configuration
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PASS M0 145 kV All bay functions in one module
Circuit Breaker
Combined Disconnector /
Earthing Switch
Current transformers
SF6 Potential Transformer
Australia – 2001
2
1
1
1 2
2
3
3 4
4
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PASS M0 145 kV All bay functions in one module
Australia – 2001
1 Single phase
1
2 2
2
2 GIS Potential
transformers
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PASS M0 145 kV All bay functions in one module
Norway – 2004
Cable ends
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PASS M0 145 kV All bay functions in one module
China – 2003
Double BusBar (DBB) configuration
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PASS M0s 245 kV
China – 2005
1 Circuit Breaker
2 3 combined
Disconnectors /
2 Earthing
Switches
3 Current
Transformer
Options
Voltage Transformer
Fast Earthing Switch
Surge Arresters
Cable Ends 3
2 1 2
2
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PASS M0s 245 kV All bay functions in one module
Italy – 2006
Potential
transformers
Cable ends
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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Erection and Comissioning
Service position
Rotation of
poles
Erection on
support
structure
Transport
module
Unloading &
unpacking
Technical reasons
Modules pre-assembled and pre-
tested in factory
Benefits
Easy Erection and Commissioning
Reduction of installation time
16 hours Total time
16 hours
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Erection and Commissioning
1-Foundation
prepared for
erection
2-Fixing the
support by crane
3-Unloading
PASS M0
module
4-Removing the
transport
structure
5-Erection
of poles
Fixing
by screws
6-Rota-
tion
of side
poles
7-Service position 8-CB mechanism
transmission
9-DS&ES
mechanism
transmission
10-Filling with
SF6 gas at
nominal pressure
11-Wiring
of CT’s to
local control
panel
12-Func-
tional
tests
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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6 2
m
86 m
AIS
space requirements:
62 m * 86 m = 5300 sqm
PASS
Space requirements:
27 m * 62 m = 1700 sqm
Technical reasons
Key functions integreated
in one module only
Your benefit
Reduction of S/S switchyard
62
m
Space requirements:
62 m * 86 m = 5300 sqm
S/S space comparison Double Bus Bar
27
m
62 m
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AIS PASS GIS
AIS switchgear = 100%
PASS switchgear = 50%
GIS switchgear = 40%
Conventional AIS
switchyard
31x36=1116sqm
Conventional PASS
switchyard
23x23=576sqm
Conventional GIS
switchyard
21x21=421sqm
S/S space comparison Ring configuration
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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Economical comparison
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120
140
PASS M0+DS/ES AIS Conventional
Maintenance cost
20 years
Engineering cost
Land acquisition
foundation, fence,
groundings,
roads, etc.
LV cable
connection
Tubolar
aluminium
connection &
clampsSteel structure
supply and
erection
HV apparatus
erection
HV apparatus
supply
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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Reference map More than 6.000 pieces PASS in 50 countries
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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Product portfolio Mobile Substations
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Table of content
Introduction
Design / Product portfolio
PASS modules
PASSM00
PASSM0
PASSM0S
Erection and Commissioning
General Comparison in terms of S/S space
Economical comparison
Worldwide Reference
Mobile HV S/S
Summary
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Summary
Hybrid flexible configuration: SBB, DBB ,
DCB etc., suitable for Air/ Cable external
connection
Key functions (CB, DS, ES) are SF6
enclosed and modules factory pre-tested
Requiring minimum space of installation with
price performance leadership (LCC).
Modular approach, suitable for Expansion &
Retrofitting S/S
Interfacing with the conventional technology
for supervision, control and protection
Less maintenance requirements
(maintenance on demand)
Simplified on site assembly & reduction of
installation time
Suitable for outdoor conditions
Technical Design
72.5 kV up to 245 kV
up to 50 kA/3 s
up to 3150 A
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