National Contracting Co. LTD.: Project

PROJECT:
EXTENSION OF 220kV BUJAGALI SUBSTATION

CONTRACT NO. UETCL/WORKS/2016/00016
CUSTOMER:
UGANDA ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION CO. LTD (UETCL)
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KAMPALA, REPUBLIC OF UGANDA
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BUJ/S/7300/BUJ/DD/ESO
EXTENSION OF 220/132kV BUJAGALI SUBSTATION
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SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION
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DOC. NO: BUJ/S/7300/BUJ/DD/ESO
PROJECT 220kV BUJAGALI SUBSTATION EXTENSION
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TITLE SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION Date : 06-06-2018 Revision : 0
SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION FOR STRUNG BUS
TWIN "T" ACSR - 30.5 M SPAN
PHASE TO PHASE SPACING - 4.5 M

The following calculations are based on IEC - 865
1 BASIC PARAMETERS
a. System Voltage = 220 kV (As per Spec. Cl: S2.1.1)
b. Highest System Voltage = 245.0 kV
c. Short Circuit Rating = 40.0 kA (As per Spec. Cl: S2.1.1)
d. System Frequency = 50 Hz (As per Spec. Cl: S2.1.1)
e. Duration of Short Circuit current flow = 3 s (As per Spec. Cl: S2.1.1)
2 CONDUCTOR & ANCHORING DETAILS

a. Details of Main Conductor
(i) Type = T ACSR As per 220kV Switchyard plan
(ii) Number of sub-conductor per phase = 2 Nos. As per 220kV Switchyard plan
(iii) Mass per unit length of one subconductor = 2.566 kg/m As per Conductor details (Attached)
(iv) Cross-section of one sub-conductor = 766.55 mm2 As per Conductor details (Attached)
(v) Young's Modulus = 7.99E+05 Kg./Cm2 As per Conductor details (Attached)
= 7.83E+10 N/m 2 As per Conductor details (Attached)
(vi) Diameter = 36.00 mm As per Conductor details (Attached)
(vii) Minimum Nominal Creepage distance = 6125 mm
(viii) Minimum Creepage distance per kV = 6125 / 245 = 25 mm/kV (As per Spec. Cl: S2.1.1)
(ix) Creepage distance of a disc insulator = 432 mm/kV As per typical vendor drawing (Attached)
(x) Distance between centres of disc units = 145 mm As per typical vendor drawing (Attached)
(xi) Material Constant Cth = 2.7E-19 m4/A2s As per IEC - 865 (Pg No: 45) cl:2.3.2.4
attached annexure-II
b. Details of Anchoring of Main Conductor

(i) Centre-line dist. between main conductor mid-points = 4500 mm As per 220kV Switchyard plan
(ii) Length of Insulator Chain = 145x15 = 2175 mm

No of insulator discs = 245 x 25 / 432 = 14.2 ≈ 15 discs
(( Highest sys. Volt. x Creep. Dist./kV) / Creep. Dist. per insulator)
(iii) Conductor span = 30.50 m As per 220kV Switchyard plan
(iv) Tension of conductor (Single conductor) = 1000 kg

(Tension of conductor x gn) = 1000 × 9.81 N = 9810 N
(v) Tension of conductor = 9810 × 2 N = 19620 N
vi) Girder width = 1500 mm As per 220kV Switchyard plan
vii) Distance between sub-conductors = 250 mm As per 220kV Switchyard plan
viii) Distance between two adjacent spacers = 2400 mm (Assumed)

3 Effects on Main Conductor
3.1 Characteristic dimensions and parameters

a. Characteristic electromagnetic load per unit length on flexible main conductors in three-phase systems
I k3 right ) rSup { size 8{2} } } over {a} } times { {l rSub { size 8{c} } } over {l} } } {
F' = ¿
¿ IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:19
μ0
×0.75×¿ annexure-II Aattched
2π
where
¿
I''k3 = 3 Ph. initial symmetrical short-circuit current (r.m.s.)
= 40000 A
a = Centre-line distance between main conductor mid points
= 4.5 m
l = Centre-line distance between supports
= 30.50 m
lc = Cord length of the main conductor in the span
= l – (2 × ( length of one insulator chain + half of the girder width))
= 30.5 - ( 2 x (2.175+0.75)
= 24.65 m
μ0 = Permeability of free space, 4 π x 10-7
Hence
F' = ( 2 x 10^-7) x 0.75 x ( 1600000000 / 4.5 ) x ( 24.65 / 30.5 ) N/m
= 43.104
b. Ratio of electromagnetic force under short-circuit conditions to the gravitational force on a conductor
r = F' IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:20
annexure-II Aattched
n×m sc '×g n
where
n = Number of sub-conductors of a main conductor
= 2 Nos.
m's = Mass per unit length of one sub-conductor
= 2.566 kg/m
gn = Conventional value of acceleration of gravity
= 9.81 m/s2
Hence
r = 43.104/(2 x 2.566 x 9.81)
= 0.856
c. Direction of resulting force exerted on the conductor
δ1 = arctan (r)
IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1
Eq:21annexure-II Aattched
= ATAN(0.856) rad
= 0.70807 rad
= 0.70807 × 180/π °
= 40.569 °
d. Equivalent static conductor sag at midspan

bc = n×m sc '×g n ×l2 IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:22
8 F st
where
Fst = Static tensile force in flexible main conductor
= 19620 N
Hence
bc = 2 x 2.566 x 9.81 x 30.5^2/(8 x 19620) m
= 0.298 m
e. Period of conductor oscillations

T =
=
2π 0.8
√ bc
gn
2 x π x √(0.8 x 0.298/9.81) s
IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:23
= 0.980 s
f. Resulting period of conductor oscillation during short-circuit current flow

Tres = T
IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:24
[ [ ]]
2 annexure-II Aattched
4 π2 δ1
√ 1+r 2 1−
64 900
= 0.98011/[(1 + 0.85617^2)^(1/4) x {1 – π^2/64 x (40.569/90)^2}] s
= 0.882 s
g. Actual Young's modulus

F st
Es =
[
E 0 . 3+0 . 7× sin
E
(
F st
nA s σ fin
×900
)] For
For
nA s
F st
≤σ fin IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:26 ,
>σ fin
where nA s
δfin = Lowest value of δ when Young's modulus becomes constant
= 5E+07 N/m²
Fst/(n As) = 19620.000/(2 x 0.000766550) where As is cross-section of one sub-conductor
= 1.28E+07 N/m2
≤ δfin
Hence
Es = 7.8E+10 [0.3 + 0.7 SIN{19620.000/(2 x 0.000766550 x 5.0E+07) x 90°}] N/m²
= 4.49.E+10 N/m²
h. Stiffness norm of an installation with flexible conductors

N = 1 1 IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:25
+ annexure-II Aattched
Sl nE s A s
where
S = 100000 N/m , for slack conductors
Hence
N = 1/(100000 x 30.5) + 1/(2 x 4.49E+10 x 0.000766550) 1/N
= 3.42.E-07 1/N
i. Stress factor ζ of the main conductor

2
z = ( ngn msc ' l ) IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:28
24 f 3N
st
= (2 x 9.81 x 2.566 x 30.5)^2 / (24 x 19620.000^3 x 3.4E-07)
= 0.038
j. Swing-out angle at the end of the short-circuit current flow

δk =
[
δ 1 1−cos
2 δ1
(
Tk1
T res
×3600
)] For 0 ≤ Tk1/Tres ≤ 0.5
For Tk1/Tres > 0.5

IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:29
where
Tk1 = Duration of first short-circuit current flow
= 0.4T (Minimum(0.4T,1))
= 0.392 s
Tk1/Tres = 0.392/0.882
= 0.445 ≤ 0.5
Hence
δk = 40.569{1 – COS(360° x 0.392/0.882)} °
= 78.702 °
k. Quantity for maximum swing-out angle

χ = 1 – r sinδk For 0 ≤ δk ≤ 90° IEC - 865 (Pg No:43) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:30
1–r For δk > 90°
δk = 78.7022 < 90°

Hence
χ = 1 – 0.856 · SIN(78.702)
= 0.160
l. Maximum swing-out angle
δm = 1.25 arccosχ For 0.766 ≤ χ ≤ 1 (i) IEC - 865 (Pg No:43) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:31
10° + arccosχ For – 0.985 ≤ χ ≤ 0.766 (ii)
180° For χ < – 0.985 (iii)
χ = 0.160 then Condition (ii)
Hence
δm = 90.769 °
3.2 Tensile force during short-circuit caused by swing out (short-circuit tensile force)
a. Load parameter φ
T res
φ = 3 ( √ 1+r 2 −1 ) For T k 1≥ IEC - 865 (Pg No:43) Cl:2.3.2.2 Eq:32
4
T res
3(rsinδk + cosδk – 1) For T k1<
4
Tk1/Tres = 0.392/0.882
= 0.44 ³ 0.25
Hence
φ = 3{√(1 + 0.85617^2) – 1}
= 0.949
b. Load parameter Ψ
The factor Ψ is a function of ζ and φ – it can be calculated as a real solution of the equation:
ϕ2Ψ3 + ϕ(2 + ζ)Ψ2 + (1 + 2ζ)Ψ – ζ(2 + ϕ) = 0 IEC - 865 (Pg No:43) Cl:2.3.2.2 Eq:33
Solving the above equation for Ψ (0 ≤ Ψ ≤ 1)

Ψ = 0.089
Substituting the value of Ψ in the above equation,
= 0.949^2×0.089^3+0.949(2+0.038)×0.089^2+(1+2×0.038)×0.089–0.038×(2+0.949)
= 0.000
c. Tensile force Ft during short circuit caused by swing out (short-circuit tensile force)
Ft = Fst(1 + φΨ) For n = 1, single conductor IEC - 865 (Pg No:43)Cl:2.3.2.2 Eq:34
1.1 Fst(1 + φΨ) For n ≥ 2, bundled conductor

n = 2 Nos.
Hence
Ft = 1.1 x 19620.000 (1 + 0.949 x 0.089) N
Ft = 23405.481 N
2385.880 kg
3.3 Tensile force Ff after short circuit caused by drop (drop force)
This is significant for r > 0.6 if δm ≥ 70°
r = 0.85617
δm = 90.77 °
Ff
Ff
=
=
√
1. 2 F st 1+8 ζ
180
δm
1.2 × 19620.000 x √(1 + 8 × 0.038 x 90.77/180°)

0
IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.3 Eq:35
Ff = 25283.943 N
= 2577.364 kg
3.4 Maximum Horizontal span displacement (bh) and minimum air clearance(amin)
a. Elastic expansion (εela)

εela = N (Ft - Fst) IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:36
= 3.42E-7 *(23405 - 19620)
= 1.30E-03
b. Thermal Expansion (εth)

Material constant (Cth ) is 0.27*10-18 m4/A2s for Cross section area of Aluminium/Steel > 6
0.17*10-18 m4/A2s for Cross section area of Aluminium/Steel < 6
0.088*10-18 m4/A2s for Cross section area of Copper

Cth = 2.70E-19 m4/A2s
Thermal Expansion εth =

I k3 } over { ital nA rSub { size 8{s} } } } right ] rSup { size 8{2} } T rSub { size 8{ ital res} } /4} {
¿
for Tk1 ≥ Tres/4 IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:37
¿ annexure-II Aattched
cth ¿
¿
k3} } } over { ital nA rSub { size 8{s} } } } right ] rSup { size 8{2} } T rSub { size 8{k1} } } {
¿ for Tk1 ≥ Tres/4
I¿
¿
¿
cth ¿
¿
= 0.27E-18*(40000/(2*0.0007666))²*0.88/4
εth = 4.05E-05
c. Dilation Factor (CD)

CD
√
= 2
[ ]
3 l IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:38
1+ ( ε els + ε th ) annexure-II Aattched
8 bc
= √(1+3/8*(30.5/0.30)²*(1.30E-03+4.05E-05))
CD = 2.50
d. Form factor (CF)

CF = 1.05 for r < 0.8 IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:39
0.97+0.1r for 0.8 < r < 1.8 annexure-II Aattched
1.15 for r > 1.8
= 0.97+ 0.1*0.8562
CF = 1.056
e. Maximum Horizontal span displacement ( bh)
For slack conductors bh = CF CD bc for δm > 90o IEC - 865 (Pg No:47) Cl:2.3.2.4
CF CD bc sin δm for δm < 90o Eq:40,41 annexure-II Aattched
For strained Conductors bh = CF CD bc sin δ1 b h for δm > δ1

CF CD bc sin δm for δm < δ1
= 1.06*2.50*0.2984(sin(40.57))
bh = 0.51 m
f. Minimum air clearance (amin)
amin = a - 2bh IEC - 865 (Pg No:47) Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:42

= 4.5- 2*0.51
amin = 3.48 m
4 Tensile Force Fpi caused by pinch effect

a. Sub-conductors are considered to clash effectively if either one of following equations are fulfilled
as/ds ≤ 2 and ls ≥ 50 as IEC - 865 (Pg No:47) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:43

as/ds ≤ 2.5 and ls ≥ 70 as
where IEC - 865 (Pg No:47) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:44

as = Distance between sub-conductors annexure-II Aattched
= 0.250 m
ls = Distance between two adjacent spacers
= 2.400 m
ds = Diameter of flexible conductor
= 0.036 m
Hence
as/ds = 0.250/0.036
= 6.944
ls/as = 2.400/0.250
= 9.600
So, sub-conductors shall not clash effectively during short-circuit and Tensile Force caused by pinch effect shall be
calculated following the below steps:
b. Factor k for peak short-circuit current
K = 1. 02+0 . 98 exp
−3 ( Rx ) Refer IEC-60909-0 Page 101 Cl:4.3.1.1 annexure-II Attached
Ta = X 1
Refer IEEE-605-1998 Page 17 Cl:10.2 annexure-II Attached
Where
R
2 πf
Ta = 0.06 s Refer IEC -62271-100 Page 71 annexure-II Aattched
R 1
=
X Ta× 2 πf
= 1 / (0.06 x 2 π x 50)
= 0.053
K = 1.02 + (0.98(exp ^ -3 x 0.053))
K = 1.86
c. Time constant of network t

1
t = For k ≥ 1.1 and if k < 1.1, then k = 1.1
[ − 2π
f
3
× ln
( k −1. 02 )
( 0 . 98 ) { }] IEC - 865 (Pg No:109) Cl:A.6 Fig:8 annexure-II
Aattched
= 1 / [–(2 x π x 50/3) x ln {(1.856 – 1.02) / 0.98}]
= 0.060 s
d. Factor γ
γ = tan-1(2πft) IEC - 865 (Pg No:109) Cl:A.6 Fig:8 annexure-II
Aattched
= ARCTAN(2 x π x 50 x 0.06000)
= 1.518
e. Factor v1 I k 3 } over {n} } right ) rSup { size 8{2} } { {n - 1} over {a rSub { size 8{s} } } } } } } } { IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:46
¿
μ0
¿
v1 =
2π
( a s −d s ) msc '
¿
¿
1
f √¿
180 0
sin
n
¿
= 50 × {1/SIN(180°/2)} × √[{(0.25–0.036) × 2.566}/{2E-7 × (40000/2)^2 × (2–1)/0.25}]
= 2.071
g. Factor v2
= 2.200
As per IEC - 865, From Fig 8, k=1.86,(Pg No:87)
h. Factor v3 As per IEC - 865 (Pg No:111)
v3 =
d s / as √ ( a s / d s )−1
180 0 tan −1 √ ( as / d s )−1
sin ( ) n
= (0.036/0.25)/SIN(180°/2) x √(0.25/0.036–1)/ATAN{√(0.25/0.036–1)}
= 0.297
i. Short-circuit current force, Fv

I k3 } over {n} } right ) rSup { size 8{2} } { {l rSub { size 8{s} } } over {a rSub { size 8{s} } } } { {v rSub { size 8{2} } } over {v rSub { size 8{3} } } } } {
Fv = ¿
¿ IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:45
μ
(n−1) 0 ¿ annexure-II Aattched
2π
¿
= (2 – 1) x 2E-7 x (40000/2)^2 x (2.4/0.25) x (2.20000/0.29714)
= 5686.237 N
j. Strain factor of the bundle contraction, εst & εpi

F st l 2 N 2
= 1800
εst
1. 5
( a s−d s )
s
2 ( sin
n ) IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:47
= 1.5 x 19620.000×2.4^2×3.42E-07/(0.25 – 0.036)^2 x {SIN(180°/2)}^2
= 1.267
Fv l N
εpi = 0 3
0 . 375 n
s3
( as − d s )
3
sin (180
n ) IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:48
= 0.375 x 2 x 5686.237×2.4^3×3.42E-07/(0.25 – 0.036)^3 x {SIN(180°/2)}^3
= 2.060
k. Parameter determining the bundle conductor configuration during short-circuit current flow, j
√
j = ε pi
IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:49
1+ ε st annexure-II Aattched
= √{2.05964/(1 + 1.26736)}
= 0.953
j ≥ 1 : The sub-conductors clash.
< 1 : The sub-conductors reduce their distance but do not clash.

Calculation of tensile force caused by pinching effect for non-clashing sub-conductor:
IEC - 865 (Pg No:95) fig no:11b
l. η = 0.600 From Figure 11b - IEC60865-1(approx) annexure-II Aattched
for j = 0.953
& εst = 1.267 ≈ 2^0
ve 2
m. Fpi
where
=
(
F st 1+
ε st
η
) IEC - 865 (Pg No:51) Cl:2.3.3.3 Eq:54
ve = 1/2 + √ (A1 A2 A3) - 1/4 IEC - 865 (Pg No:51) Cl:2.3.3.2 Eq:52
I k 3 } over {n} } right ) rSup { size 8{2} } N} {
A1 =
¿
¿
9 μ
n ( n−1 ) 0 ¿
8 2π
¿
= 6.1629121474E-05 4
1800
ls 4 ( sin )
A2 = v2
( a s −d s ) η4
n
= 268539.1146
−1
A3 = 1−
tan √ v4
v4
= 0.222
v4 = a s −d s
η
as −η ( as − d s )
= 1.056
Hence
ve = 2.352
Now,the tensile force due to pinch effect can be calculated by

Fpi = 32730 N
CONCLUSION
Design load for structures, insulators and connectors
The maximum value of Ft or Ff of flexible conductor spans shall be applied to the structure, the insulators and the
connectors as as static load.
Maximum of Ft , Ff , Fpi (if applicable):
= Maximum of (23405.481 N,25283.943 N, 32730.410 N) = 32730.41 N
= 3.336 Tonne
5 Critical Spacer span
From the below tabular column, it is clear that the subconductor clashes after a spacer distance of 2.4m. Hence a spacer
span of 2.4m is selected. Subconductor clashes after
this span
Spacer distance (m) 1 1.5 2 2.4 3 4 5
Short Circuit force (Tonne) 3.26 3.26 3.26 3.26 4.01 3.46 3.14
5.00
SCF in tonnes
4.50
4.00
3.50
3.00
2.50
2.00
1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
Spacer span in mtrs
Step - 1: Input
Mink Wolf
Mass per unit length of one subconductor = 0.255 0.727
Cross-section of one sub-conductor = 73.64 194.94
Young's Modulus = 8.09E+05 7.87E+05
= 8.25E+10 8.02E+10
Diameter = 10.98 18.13
#REF!
Step - 2: Check/revise formula of lc according to conductor SLACK/STRINGED
for slack conductor, lc = l for stringed conductor, lc = l-2li
0.45 for half of girder of the particular considered bus width
Strained
Step - 3: Check condition for c.
Step - 4: Check value of dm.
0.9012 y3
1.9347 y2
1.0760 y
- 0.1121 Constant
Step - 5: Do goal seek
(1a) Step - 6: Tensile Force, Ft.

(1b) Step - 7: Drop Force, Ff.
0.25
1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500

0.033 0.027 0.125 0.278 0.35 0.565
2.302 2.302 2.302 2.302 2.302 2.542 3.412 3.237 3.091
est epi
1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 6000
0.02 0.1 0.27 0.37 0.55 0.57 0.57 0.47
3.673 3.673 3.673 3.673 4.148 4.035 3.939 3.673
1.267 2.060 2.695 x value using cubic equation
A1 6.163E-05
V4 5.944
A3 0.515
A2 659.7879
Ve Err:502
Fpi Err:502
Err:502
Err:502
Panther Zebra Moose
0.976 1.623 2.004 kg/m
261.54 484.5 596.99 mm2
7.87E+05 ### 6.86E+05 Kg./Cm2
8.02E+10 ### 6.99E+10 N/m2
21 28.62 31.77 mm
F388: ed027:
CHECK FOR "0"
F584: vsh:
From graph with V1 & k
F631: Note:
Check the value of j to decide further steps either as per §2.3.3.2 or §2.3.3.3 of IEC 865-1
M689: Subconductor clashes after this span
N97: vtn:
0.27*10-18 m4/A2s for Aluminium alloy & Cross section area of Aluminium/Steel > 6
N103: Note:
For string bus insulator string length shall be entered.
For equipment connection, this shall be zero.
X647: est
Z647: epi
T & D Division
/0007
SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION FOR EQUIPMENT BUS
TWIN "T" ACSR - 6 M (SPAN)

1 BASIC PARAMETERS
2 CONDUCTOR & ANCHORING DETAILS Step - 1: Inp

(iii) Mass per unit length of one subconductor = 2.566 kg/m As per Conductor details (Attached) Mass pe
(iv) Cross-section of one sub-conductor = 766.55 mm2 As per Conductor details (Attached) Cross-s
(v) Young's Modulus = 7.99E+05 Kg./Cm2 As per Conductor details (Attached) Young's
= 7.83E+10 N/m2 As per Conductor details (Attached)
(vi) Diameter = 36.00 mm As per Conductor details (Attached) Diamet


(iv) Tension of conductor = 100 kg (Assumed)


F' = ¿
¿ IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:19
μ0
2π
where
¿
= 40000 A
= 4.5 m
= 6.00 m
= l – (2 × ( length of one insulator chain + half of the girder width)) Step - 2: Ch
= 6 - ( 2 x (0+0)
= 6.00 m
Hence
F' = ( 2 x 10^-7) x 0.75 x ( 1600000000 / 4.5 ) x ( 6 / 6 ) N/m
= 53.333
r = F' IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:20
n×m sc '×g n
where
= 2 Nos.
= 2.566 kg/m
= 9.81 m/s2
Hence
r = 53.333/(2 x 2.566 x 9.81)
= 1.059
δ1 = arctan (r)
IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1
= ATAN(1.059) rad
= 0.81421 rad
= 0.81421 × 180/π °
= 46.651 °

2
bc = n×m sc '×g n ×l IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:22
where 8 F st
= 1962 N
Hence
bc = 2 x 2.566 x 9.81 x 6^2/(8 x 1962) m
= 0.115 m

T =
=
2π 0.8
√ bc
gn
2 x π x √(0.8 x 0.115/9.81) s
IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:23
= 0.610 s

Tres = T
IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:24
[ [ ]]
4 2 π2 δ1
√ 1+r 1−
64 900
= 0.60971/[(1 + 1.05936^2)^(1/4) x {1 – π^2/64 x (46.651/90)^2}] s
= 0.527 s

F st
Es =
[
E 0 . 3+0 . 7×sin
E
(
F st
nA s σ fin
×900
)] For
For
nA s
F st
≤σ fin IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:26 ,27
>σ fin
where nA s
= 5E+07 N/m²
= 1.28E+06 N/m2
≤ δfin
Hence
Es = 7.8E+10 [0.3 + 0.7 SIN{1962.000/(2 x 0.000766550 x 5.0E+07) x 90°}] N/m²
= 2.57.E+10 N/m²

N = 1 1 IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:25
Sl nE s A s
where
Hence
N = 1/(100000 x 6) + 1/(2 x 2.57E+10 x 0.000766550) 1/N
= 1.69.E-06 1/N

2
24 f 3N
st
= (2 x 9.81 x 2.566 x 6)^2 / (24 x 1962.000^3 x 1.7E-06)
= 0.298

δk =
[
δ 1 1−cos
2 δ1
(
Tk1
T res
×3600
)] For 0 ≤ Tk1/Tres ≤ 0.5
For Tk1/Tres > 0.5

IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:29
where
= 0.4T (Minimum(0.4T,1))
= 0.244 s
Tk1/Tres = 0.244/0.527
= 0.463 ≤ 0.5
Hence
δk = 46.651{1 – COS(360° x 0.244/0.527)} °
= 92.033 °

1–r For δk > 90°
δk = 92.0326 °> 90°

Hence
χ = 1 – 1.059
= -0.059
10° + arccosχ For – 0.985 ≤ χ ≤ 0.766 (ii)
180° For χ < – 0.985 (iii) Step - 3: Ch
χ = -0.059 then Condition (ii)
Hence
δm = 103.403 ° Step - 4: Ch
T res
4
T res
4
Tk1/Tres = 0.244/0.527
= 0.46 ³ 0.25
Hence
φ = 3{√(1 + 1.05936^2) – 1}
= 1.370
ϕ2Ψ3 + ϕ(2 + ζ)Ψ2 + (1 + 2ζ)Ψ – ζ(2 + ϕ) = 0 IEC - 865 (Pg No:43) Cl:2.3.2.2 Eq:33 1.8779
Solving the above equation for Ψ (0 ≤ Ψ ≤ 1) 3.1484

Ψ = 0.345 1.5950
Substituting the value of Ψ in the above equation, - 1.0027
= 1.370^2×0.345^3+1.370(2+0.298)×0.345^2+(1+2×0.298)×0.345–0.298×(2+1.370)
= 0.000 Step - 5: Do

n = 2 Nos.
Hence
Ft = 1.1 x 1962.000 (1 + 1.370 x 0.345) N
Ft = 3179.143 N (1a)
324.072 kg
r = 1.05936
δm = 103.40 °
Ff
Ff
=
=
√
1. 2 F st 1+8 ζ
δm
1800
1.2 × 1962.000 x √(1 + 8 × 0.298 x 103.40/180°)
IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.3 Eq:35
Ff = 3622.435 N (1b)
= 369.259 kg
7.3 3.4 Maximum Horizontal span displacement (b h) and minimum air clearance(amin)

= 1.69E-6 *(3179 - 1962)
= 2.06E-03


Cth = 2.70E-19 m4/A2s

¿
cth ¿
¿
for Tk1 ≥ Tres/4
¿
I¿
¿
¿
c th ¿
¿
= 0.27E-18*(40000/(2*0.0007666))²*0.53/4
εth = 2.42E-05

CD
√
= 2
[ ]
3 l IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:38
8 bc
= √(1+3/8*(6/0.12)²*(2.06E-03+2.42E-05))
CD = 1.76
d. Form factor (CF)

1.15 for r > 1.8
= 0.97+ 0.1*1.0594
CF = 1.076
For slack conductors bh = CF CD bc for δm > 90o IEC - 865 (Pg No:47) Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:40,41
CF CD bc sin δm for δm < 90o annexure-II Aattched
For strained Conductors bh = CF CD bc sin δb1 h for δm > δ1

= 1.08*1.76*0.1155(sin(46.65))
bh = 0.16 m

= 4.5- 2*0.16
amin = 4.18 m



= 0.250 m
= 0.900 m
= 0.036 m
Hence
as/ds = 0.250/0.036
= 6.944
ls/as = 0.900/0.250
= 3.600
So, sub-conductors shall not clash effectively during short-circuit and Tensile Force caused by pinch effect shall be calculated
following the below steps:
K =
1. 02+0 . 98 exp
Ta = X 1
Where
R
2 πf
R 1
=
X Ta× 2 πf
= 1 / (0.06 x 2 π x 50)
= 0.053
K = 1.02 + (0.98(exp ^ -3 x 0.053))
K = 1.86

1
[ − 2π
f
3
× ln
( k −1. 02 )
Aattched
= 1 / [–(2 x π x 50/3) x ln {(1.856 – 1.02) / 0.98}]
= 0.060 s
d. Factor γ
Aattched
= ARCTAN(2 x π x 50 x 0.06000)
= 1.518
¿
μ0
¿
v1 =
2π
( a s −d s ) msc '
¿
¿
1
f √¿
180 0
sin
n
¿
= 50 × {1/SIN(180°/2)} × √[{(0.25–0.036) × 2.566}/{2E-7 × (40000/2)^2 × (2–1)/0.25}]
= 2.071
g. Factor v2
= 2.150 As per IEC - 865, From Fig 8, k=1.86, (Pg No:87)
v3 =
d s / as √ ( a s / d s )−1
0
tan −1 √ ( as / d s )−1
sin (180n )
= (0.036/0.25)/SIN(180°/2) x √(0.25/0.036–1)/ATAN{√(0.25/0.036–1)}
= 0.297

Fv = ¿
¿ IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:45
μ
2π
¿
= (2 – 1) x 2E-7 x (40000/2)^2 x (0.9/0.25) x (2.15000/0.29714)
= 2083.877 N

F st l 2 N 2
= 1800
εst
1. 5
( a s−d s )2
s
( sin
n ) IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:47
= 1.5 x 1962.000×0.9^2×1.69E-06/(0.25 – 0.036)^2 x {SIN(180°/2)}^2
= 0.088
Fv l N
εpi = 0 3
0 . 375 n s3
( as − d s ) 3
sin (180
n ) IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:48
= 0.375 x 2 x 2083.877×0.9^3×1.69E-06/(0.25 – 0.036)^3 x {SIN(180°/2)}^3
= 0.197
√
j = ε pi
IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:49
= √{0.19671/(1 + 0.08808)}
= 0.425

for j = 0.425
& εst = 0.088 ≈ 2^-2
ve 2
m. Fpi
where
= F st 1+
( ε st
η
) IEC - 865 (Pg No:51) Cl:2.3.3.3 Eq:54
A1 = ¿
¿
9 μ
n ( n−1 ) 0 ¿
8 2π
= 0.0003045697 ¿
0 4
ls 4 ( sin
180
)
A2 =
=
v2
(
287119.494683
a s −d s ) η4
n
−1
A3 = 1−
tan √ v4
v4
= 0.068
v4 = a s −d s
η
as −η ( as − d s )
= 0.232
Hence
ve = 2.888

Fpi = 5076 N
CONCLUSION
The maximum value of Ft or Ff of flexible conductor spans shall be applied to the structure, the insulators and the connectors as
static load.
= Maximum of (3179.143 N,3622.435 N, 5076.023 N) = 5076.02 N
= 0.517 Tonne
Step - 1: Input
Mink Wolf anther Zebra ose
Mass per unit length of one subconductor = 0.255 0.727 0.976 1.623 2 kg/m
Cross-section of one sub-conductor = 73.64 194.94 ### 484.5 597 mm2
Young's Modulus = ### ### ### ### ### Kg./Cm2
= ### ### ### ### ### N/m2
Diameter = 10.98 18.13 21 28.62 32 mm
#REF!
Strained
1.8779
3.1484
1.5950
1.0027
Step - 6: Tensile Force, Ft.

Step - 7: Drop Force, Ff.
0.25
1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500

0.033 0.027 0.125 0.278 0.35 0.565
2.302 2.302 2.302 2.302 2.302 2.542 3.412 3.237 3.091

est epi
1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 6000

0.02 0.1 0.27 0.37 0.55 0.57 0.57 0.47
3.673 3.673 3.673 3.673 4.148 4.035 3.939 3.673
A1 0.0003
V4 5.944
A3 0.515
A2 32.2634
Ve Err:502
Fpi Err:502
Err:502
Err:502
F388: ed027:
CHECK FOR "0"
F635: Note:
N97: vtn:
N103: Note:
X651: est
Z651: epi
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SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION FOR EQUIPMENT BUS
TWIN MOOSE ACSR - 4M SPAN

1 BASIC PARAMETERS
2 CONDUCTOR & ANCHORING DETAILS Step - 1: Inp

(iii) Mass per unit length of one subconductor = 2.566 kg/m As per Conductor details (Attached) Mass pe
(iv) Cross-section of one sub-conductor = 766.55 mm 2 As per Conductor details (Attached) Cross-se
(v) Young's Modulus = 7.99E+05 Kg./Cm2 As per Conductor details (Attached) Young's
= 7.89E+10 N/m2 As per Conductor details (Attached)
(vi) Diameter = 36.00 mm As per Conductor details (Attached) Diamete


(iv) Tension of conductor = 100 kg Assumed


F' = ¿
¿ IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:19
μ0
2π
where
¿
= 40000 A
= 4.5 m
= 4.00 m
= l – (2 × ( length of one insulator chain + half of the girder width)) Step - 2: Che
= 4 - ( 2 x (0+0)
= 4.00 m
Hence
F' = ( 2 x 10^-7) x 0.75 x ( 1600000000 / 4.5 ) x ( 4 / 4 ) N/m
= 53.333
r = F' IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:20
n×m sc '×g n
where
= 2 Nos.
= 2.566 kg/m
= 9.81 m/s2
Hence
r = 53.333/(2 x 2.566 x 9.81)
= 1.059
δ1 = arctan (r)
IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1
= ATAN(1.059) rad
= 0.81421 rad
= 0.81421 × 180/π °
= 46.651 °

bc = n×m sc '×g n ×l 2 IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:22
where 8 F st
= 1962 N
Hence
bc = 2 x 2.566 x 9.81 x 4^2/(8 x 1962) m
= 0.051 m

T =
=
2π 0.8
√ bc
gn
2 x π x √(0.8 x 0.051/9.81) s
IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:23
= 0.406 s

Tres = T
IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:24
[ [ ]]
4 π2 δ1
√ 1+r 2 1−
64 900
= 0.40647/[(1 + 1.05936^2)^(1/4) x {1 – π^2/64 x (46.651/90)^2}] s
= 0.351 s

F st
Es =
[
E 0 . 3+0 . 7×sin
E
(
F st
nA s σ fin
×900
)] For
For
nA s
F st
≤σ fin IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:26 ,
>σ fin
where nA s
= 5E+07 N/m²
= 1.28E+06 N/m2
≤ δfin
Hence
Es = 7.9E+10 [0.3 + 0.7 SIN{1962.000/(2 x 0.000766550 x 5.0E+07) x 90°}] N/m²
= 2.59.E+10 N/m²

N = 1 1 IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:25
Sl nE s A s
where
Hence
N = 1/(100000 x 4) + 1/(2 x 2.59E+10 x 0.000766550) 1/N
= 2.53.E-06 1/N

2
24 f 3N
st
= (2 x 9.81 x 2.566 x 4)^2 / (24 x 1962.000^3 x 2.5E-06)
= 0.089

δk =
[ (
δ 1 1−cos
2 δ1
Tk1
T res
×3600
)] For 0 ≤ Tk1/Tres ≤ 0.5
For Tk1/Tres > 0.5

IEC - 865 (Pg No:41) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:29
where
= 0.4T (Minimum(0.4T,1))
= 0.163 s
Tk1/Tres = 0.163/0.351
= 0.463 ≤ 0.5
Hence
δk = 46.651{1 – COS(360° x 0.163/0.351)} °
= 92.033 °

1–r For δk > 90°
δk = 92.0326 °> 90°

Hence
χ = 1 – 1.059
= -0.059
10° + arccosχ For – 0.985 ≤ χ ≤ 0.766 (ii)
180° For χ < – 0.985 (iii) Step - 3: Che
χ = -0.059 then Condition (ii)
Hence
δm = 103.403 ° Step - 4: Che
T res
4
T res
4
Tk1/Tres = 0.163/0.351
= 0.46 ³ 0.25
Hence
φ = 3{√(1 + 1.05936^2) – 1}
= 1.370
ϕ2Ψ3 + ϕ(2 + ζ)Ψ2 + (1 + 2ζ)Ψ – ζ(2 + ϕ) = 0 IEC - 865 (Pg No:43) Cl:2.3.2.2 Eq:33 1.8779
Solving the above equation for Ψ (0 ≤ Ψ ≤ 1) 2.8622

Ψ = 0.173 1.1772
Substituting the value of Ψ in the above equation, - 0.2986
= 1.370^2×0.173^3+1.370(2+0.089)×0.173^2+(1+2×0.089)×0.173–0.089×(2+1.370)
= 0.000 Step - 5: Do

n = 2 Nos.
Hence
Ft = 1.1 x 1962.000 (1 + 1.370 x 0.173) N
Ft = 2669.295 N (1a)
272.099 kg
r = 1.05936
δm = 103.40 °
Ff
Ff
=
=
√
1. 2 F st 1+8 ζ
δm
1800
1.2 × 1962.000 x √(1 + 8 × 0.089 x 103.40/180°)
IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.3 Eq:35
Ff = 2792.891 N (1b)
= 284.698 kg
7.3 3.4 Maximum Horizontal span displacement (b h) and minimum air clearance(amin)

= 2.53E-6 *(2669 - 1962)
= 1.79E-03


Cth = 2.70E-19 m4/A2s

¿
cth ¿
¿
¿ for Tk1 ≥ Tres/4
I¿
¿
¿
c th ¿
¿
= 0.27E-18*(40000/(2*0.0007666))²*0.35/4
εth = 1.61E-05

CD
√
= 2
[ ]
3 l IEC - 865 (Pg No:45)Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:38
8 bc
= √(1+3/8*(4/0.05)²*(1.79E-03+1.61E-05))
CD = 2.26
d. Form factor (CF)

1.15 for r > 1.8
= 0.97+ 0.1*1.0594
CF = 1.076
For slack conductors bh = CF CD bc for δm > 90o IEC - 865 (Pg No:47) Cl:2.3.2.4
CF CD bc sin δm for δm < 90o Eq:40,41 annexure-II Aattched
For strained Conductors bh = CF CD bc sin δ1 b h for δm > δ1

= 1.08*2.26*0.0513(sin(46.65))
bh = 0.09 m

= 4.5- 2*0.09
amin = 4.32 m



= 0.250 m
= 0.900 m
= 0.036 m
Hence
as/ds = 0.250/0.036
= 6.944
ls/as = 0.900/0.250
= 3.600
So, sub-conductors shall not clash effectively during short-circuit and Tensile Force caused by pinch effect shall be calculated
following the below steps:
K =
1. 02+0 . 98 exp
Ta = X 1
Where
R
2 πf
R 1
=
X Ta× 2 πf
= 1 / (0.06 x 2 π x 50)
= 0.053
K = 1.02 + (0.98(exp ^ -3 x 0.053))
K = 1.86

1
[ − 2π
f
3
× ln
( k −1. 02 )
Aattched
= 1 / [–(2 x π x 50/3) x ln {(1.856 – 1.02) / 0.98}]
= 0.060 s
d. Factor γ
Aattched
= ARCTAN(2 x π x 50 x 0.06000)
= 1.518
¿
μ0
¿
v1 =
2π
(a s −d s ) msc '
¿
¿
1
f √¿
180 0
sin
n
¿
= 50 × {1/SIN(180°/2)} × √[{(0.25–0.036) × 2.566}/{2E-7 × (40000/2)^2 × (2–1)/0.25}]
= 2.071
g. Factor v2
= 2.100 As per IEC - 865, From Fig 8, k=1.86, (Pg No:87)
v3 =
d s / as √ ( a s /d s ) −1
180 0 tan −1 √ ( as / d s )−1
sin ( ) n
= (0.036/0.25)/SIN(180°/2) x √(0.25/0.036–1)/ATAN{√(0.25/0.036–1)}
= 0.297

Fv = ¿
¿ IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:45
μ
2π
¿
= (2 – 1) x 2E-7 x (40000/2)^2 x (0.9/0.25) x (2.10000/0.29714)
= 2035.415 N

F st l 2 N 2
= 1800
εst
1. 5
( a s−d s )
s
2 ( sin
n ) IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:47
= 1.5 x 1962.000×0.9^2×2.53E-06/(0.25 – 0.036)^2 x {SIN(180°/2)}^2
= 0.131
Fv l N 0 3
εpi = 0 . 375 n
s3
( as − d s )
3
sin (180
n ) IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:48
= 0.375 x 2 x 2035.415×0.9^3×2.53E-06/(0.25 – 0.036)^3 x {SIN(180°/2)}^3
= 0.287
√
j = ε pi
IEC - 865 (Pg No:49) Cl:2.3.3.1 Eq:49
= √{0.28674/(1 + 0.13144)}
= 0.503

for j = 0.503
& εst = 0.131 ≈ 2^-1
ve 2
m. Fpi
where
= F st 1+
( ε st
η
) IEC - 865 (Pg No:51) Cl:2.3.3.3 Eq:54
A1 = ¿
¿
9 μ
n ( n−1 ) 0 ¿
8 2π
¿
= 0.0004545349 0 4
ls 4 ( sin
180
)
A2 =
=
v2
(
71135.67613
a s −d s ) η4
n
A3 =
tan−1 √ v 4
1−
v4
= 0.100
v4 = a s −d s
η
as −η ( as − d s )
= 0.361
Hence
ve = 2.223

Fpi = 5151 N
CONCLUSION
The maximum value of Ft or Ff of flexible conductor spans shall be applied to the structure, the insulators and the connectors as
as static load.
= Maximum of (2669.295 N,2792.891 N, 5151.166 N) = 5151.17 N
= 0.525 Tonne
NEAR MAIN BUS (TRANSFORMER BAY)
Step - 1: Input
Mink Wolf anther Zebra ose
Mass per unit length of one subconductor = 0.255 0.727 0.976 1.623 2 kg/m
Cross-section of one sub-conductor = 73.64 194.94 ### 484.5 597 mm2
Young's Modulus = ### ### ### ### ### Kg./Cm2
= ### ### ### ### ### N/m2
Diameter = 10.98 18.13 21 28.62 32 mm
#REF!
Strained
1.8779
2.8622
1.1772
0.2986
Step - 6: Tensile Force, Ft.

Step - 7: Drop Force, Ff.
0.25
1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500

0.033 0.027 0.125 0.278 0.35 0.565
2.302 2.302 2.302 2.302 2.302 2.542 3.412 3.237 3.091
est 1000 1500

epi 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 6000
0.02 0.1 0.27 0.37 0.55 0.57 0.57 0.47
3.673 3.673 3.673 3.673 4.148 4.035 3.939 3.673
A1 0.00045
V4 5.944
A3 0.515
A2 31.5131
Ve Err:502
Fpi Err:502
Err:502
Err:502
F605: Note:
N97: vtn:
N103: Note:
X621: est
Z621: epi
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SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION FOR JUMPER - 10 m

CALCULATION FOR SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE FOR JUMPER
Input Data
System Voltage = 220 kV (As per Spec.)
Three Phase initial symmetrical Short circuit Current I"k3 = 40.0 kA (As per Spec.)
Duration of first short-circuit current flow t = 3 Sec (As per Spec.)
Length of Jumper (Maximum length considered) LT = 10.0 m As per 220kV Switchyard plan
Center line distance between conductors at one end a1 = 4.5 m As per 220kV Switchyard plan
Center line distance between conductors at another end a2 = 4.5 m As per 220kV Switchyard plan
Conductor Data
Conductor Type = T ACSR
Number of sub-conductor per phase = 2 Nos.
Electromagnetic forces and characteristic parameters:

The Electromagnetic force per unit length a = (a1+a2) /2
= 4.5 m
Electromagnetic Force / per metre length Fm3 = μ0 x 0.75 x (I"K3)2 x L Where, L=1m - Assumed for
2π x a typical calculation
IEC - 865 (Pg No:39) cl:2.3.2.1 Eq:19 annexure-II Aattched
= 53 N/m
Total Lateral force due to Electromagnetic force SCF = Fm3 x LT
= 533 N
= 0.533 KN
= 54.4 kg
SINGHAL ENTERPRISES PVT. LTD
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PROJECT: 220kV BUJAGALI SUBSTATION EXTENSION
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TITLE: SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION Date : 06-06-2018 Revision : 0
SCF - SUMMARY OF THE FLEXIBLE CONDUCTOR OF STRUNG BUS
Parameters Strung bus
Span in m 30.5
Phase to Phase spacing in metres 4.5
Type of conductors - AAC T
No. of sub-conductor 2
Initial tension per phase in tonnes 1.00
Tensile Force by swing out in kN 23.4
Tensile Force by swing out in tonnes 2.39
Drop Force in kN 25.3
Drop Force in tonnes 2.58
Tensile Force by pinch effect in kN 32.73
Tensile Force by pinch effect in tonnes 3.34
SCF - SUMMARY OF THE LOADING EQUIPMENTS IN "T" ACSR CONDUCTOR - LINE FEEDER
SCF due to SCF due

Equipments with Span of conductor in m to Jumper SCF due to SCF due SCF on the SCF on the
conductor (KN) to
S.No Phase - Phase spacing (KN) conductor Equipment Equipment
Jumper
of 4.5mtrs (KN) (KN) (Kg)
(KN)
LHS RHS Jumpers LHS RHS Jumpers
1 LA 0.0 4.00 0.0 0.00 5.15 0.00 2.58 0.00 2.58 262.55
2 CT 4.0 3.00 0.0 5.15 5.15 0.00 5.15 0.00 5.15 525.09
Disconnecting switch
3 4.0 4.00 0.0 5.15 5.15 0.00 5.15 0.00 5.15 525.09
(with ES)
4 6.0 3.00 7.5 5.08 5.15 0.40 5.11 0.40 5.51 562.04
(with ES) busbar side
5 without ES (busbar 3.0 6.00 7.5 5.15 5.08 0.40 5.11 0.40 5.51 562.04
side)
6 CB 3.0 0.0 10.0 5.15 0.00 0.53 2.58 0.53 3.11 316.91
7 CVT 3.0 4.0 0.0 5.15 5.15 0.00 5.15 0.00 5.15 525.09
8 BPI 0.0 6.0 10.0 5.15 0.00 0.53 2.58 0.53 3.11 316.91

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EXTENSION OF 220kV BUJAGALI SUBSTATION

0 - 06.06.2018 Issued for Approval RSL BSR BSR

NATIONAL CONTRACTING Co. LTD.

SUBCONTRACTOR / SUPPLIER NAME DRAWING/DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION:

TITLE SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION Date : 06-06-2018 Revision : 0

SHORT CIRCUIT FORCE CALCULATION FOR STRUNG BUS

TWIN "T" ACSR - 30.5 M SPAN

PHASE TO PHASE SPACING - 4.5 M

b. Highest System Voltage = 245.0 kV

c. Short Circuit Rating = 40.0 kA (As per Spec. Cl: S2.1.1)

d. System Frequency = 50 Hz (As per Spec. Cl: S2.1.1)

2 CONDUCTOR & ANCHORING DETAILS

(v) Young's Modulus = 7.99E+05 Kg./Cm2 As per Conductor details (Attached)

= 7.83E+10 N/m 2 As per Conductor details (Attached)

(vi) Diameter = 36.00 mm As per Conductor details (Attached)

(vii) Minimum Nominal Creepage distance = 6125 mm

b. Details of Anchoring of Main Conductor

(ii) Length of Insulator Chain = 145x15 = 2175 mm

(iv) Tension of conductor (Single conductor) = 1000 kg

(v) Tension of conductor = 9810 × 2 N = 19620 N

vi) Girder width = 1500 mm As per 220kV Switchyard plan

vii) Distance between sub-conductors = 250 mm As per 220kV Switchyard plan

viii) Distance between two adjacent spacers = 2400 mm (Assumed)

3.1 Characteristic dimensions and parameters

I''k3 = 3 Ph. initial symmetrical short-circuit current (r.m.s.)

a = Centre-line distance between main conductor mid points

l = Centre-line distance between supports

= l – (2 × ( length of one insulator chain + half of the girder width))

F' = ( 2 x 10^-7) x 0.75 x ( 1600000000 / 4.5 ) x ( 24.65 / 30.5 ) N/m

n = Number of sub-conductors of a main conductor

r = 43.104/(2 x 2.566 x 9.81)

d. Equivalent static conductor sag at midspan

e. Period of conductor oscillations

f. Resulting period of conductor oscillation during short-circuit current flow

g. Actual Young's modulus

h. Stiffness norm of an installation with flexible conductors

S = 100000 N/m , for slack conductors

N = 1/(100000 x 30.5) + 1/(2 x 4.49E+10 x 0.000766550) 1/N

i. Stress factor ζ of the main conductor

j. Swing-out angle at the end of the short-circuit current flow

For Tk1/Tres > 0.5

k. Quantity for maximum swing-out angle

1–r For δk > 90°

δk = 78.7022 < 90°

10° + arccosχ For – 0.985 ≤ χ ≤ 0.766 (ii)

180° For χ < – 0.985 (iii)

χ = 0.160 then Condition (ii)

Solving the above equation for Ψ (0 ≤ Ψ ≤ 1)

1.1 Fst(1 + φΨ) For n ≥ 2, bundled conductor

1.2 × 19620.000 x √(1 + 8 × 0.038 x 90.77/180°)

a. Elastic expansion (εela)

= 3.42E-7 *(23405 - 19620)

b. Thermal Expansion (εth)

0.17*10-18 m4/A2s for Cross section area of Aluminium/Steel < 6

0.088*10-18 m4/A2s for Cross section area of Copper

Thermal Expansion εth =

c. Dilation Factor (CD)

d. Form factor (CF)

1.15 for r > 1.8

For strained Conductors bh = CF CD bc sin δ1 b h for δm > δ1

f. Minimum air clearance (amin)

amin = a - 2bh IEC - 865 (Pg No:47) Cl:2.3.2.4 Eq:42