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HTLS Conductor
1. Capacity Upgrading 2. HTLS Conductor 3. Experience 4. Summary
1. Capacity Upgrading
Increase in demand for electricity is a big issue of the day in many countries.
However,
Very high cost to install new power lines Very high cost to install new power lines Too difficult to acquire tower sites Too difficult to acquire tower sites and right-of-way and right-of-way Not enough time to built new lines Not enough time to built new lines Popular feeling against construction of Popular feeling against construction of high voltage overhead lines high voltage overhead lines in urban and suburban areas in urban and suburban areas
Background
Solution
2. HTLS Conductor
Optimized HTLSC
Current Capacity
Low sag-tension property
Reliability
Sag
Installation
Conductor cost Economics Labor cost Low line loss
2. HTLS Conductor
Developmental Trend
The cutting edge technologies of capacity upgrading apply to various types of conductor.
Ampacity x 2.0
GAP Conductor ACSS
Key materials
4
Material Conductor Core Steel Steel Steel INVAR CFCC Conductor Al TAl Hi-TAl STAl Al
STACIR
1
Application
Uprating with increased sag Uprating for long span Uprating with equivalent sag Increase G.clearance under same capacity
x 1.5
x 1.0
Copper
ACSR
AAAC
* A key to abbreviations: TAl: Thermal Resistant Aluminum-Alloy Hi-TAl: High-tensile Strength Thermal Resistant Aluminum-Alloy STAl: Super Thermal Resistant Aluminum-Alloy INVAR: a kind of Ni-Fe Alloy
ACFR
1880 1910
1960
1980 1990
2000
Year
2. HTLS Conductor
STACIR Conductor
No limitation for application area : Heavy wind & snow, galloping area Equivalent Sag-Tension Properties to conventional ACSR
STAL STAL
Super Thermal Resistant Super Thermal Resistant Al-Alloy Conductor Al-Alloy Conductor
No Modification & Reinforcement on Existing Tower Easy Installation with Same Method & Equipment as ACSRs Reduced Design Time and Cost High Reliability with Strong Track Record
2. HTLS Conductor
STAL Conductor
STAL wire containing Zr element has improved annealing resistance properties without loss of strength at high operating temperature.
Annealing Characteristics for Al Wire
110 100
Residual strength, %
HAL
400
STAL
500
ACSR
TACSR
* HAL : Hard-drawn ALuminum wire * TAL : Thermal-resistant ALuminum-alloy wire * Hi-TAL: HIgh-tensile strength Thermal-resistant ALuminum-alloy Wire * STAl : Super Thermal-resistant ALuminum-alloy Wire
2. HTLS Conductor
Al-clad Invar has low thermal expansion coefficient value (1/3 to steel wire) at high operating temperature (210oC).
2,000
INVAR Core
Sag vs Temperature *
Thermal Expansion
40
Cable Sag - mm
1,600
1,200
800
Dimension Change,
30
20
10
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400
0
4,000
50
100
150
200
250
300
x1/3
Cable Tension - kg
Tension vs Temperature *
3,000
0 -100
2,000
100
200
o
300
400
Temperature, C
1,000
Invar is a 36%Ni-Iron Alloy Low thermal expansion coefficient at high operating temperature
x2 Capacity Upgrading
2. HTLS Conductor
Appropriate design is needed to accommodate to high temperature and high-tensile strength.
Type of Fittings
Remark
Armor grip or wedge type are not recommendable.
Suspension clamp Bundle spacer the same as those used for ACSR Vibration damper
(Unit: mm)
Diameter (D) 48 52
insulator
STACIR
2. HTLS Conductor
Installation
The Installation Methods for STACIR are exactly the same as those used for ACSR (Stringing, Sagging & Clamping) .
2. HTLS Conductor
Installation
STACIR can reduce outage time in Semi live line installation because of high efficiency on installation work.
Fist Circuit Replacement Fist Circuit Replacement Not enough time for outage Not enough time for outage Needed Rapid installation Work Needed Rapid installation Work
1. Determine outage period 1. Determine outage period considering electric load considering electric load (ex. straight holidays) (ex. straight holidays) 2. One circuit : Shut down 2. One circuit : Shut down Other circuit : Operation Other circuit : Operation 3. Installation Work should be 3. Installation Work should be finished quickly finished quickly
Second Circuit Replacement Second Circuit Replacement Enough time for shut down Enough time for shut down
1. Determine shut-off period 1. Determine shut-off period not considering electric load not considering electric load ( One HTLS circuit has double ampacity) ( One HTLS circuit has double ampacity) 2. One HTLS circuit : Increasing capacity 2. One HTLS circuit : Increasing capacity Other circuit : Shut down Other circuit : Shut down 3. Start replacement work 3. Start replacement work
2. HTLS Conductor
Capacity Upgrading
Comparative Cost Analysis (Operation Period : 30 Years)
Build Period Based on 30 route.km Preliminary work Cost of right of way Tower Foundation Construction Cost Conductor & Ground wire 4.1 Conductor Furnishing 4.2 Stringing 4.3 Ground-wire Furnishing 4.4 Ground-wire Stringing Line Accessories Grounding Operation Cost Opportunity Cost Maintenance Cost kWh Loss Cost due to Difference of Counstruction Period -
Economic Evaluation
Build New Line 18 Months Required High Cost Required Low price Required Required Required Required Required Low High Small
Replacement by HTLSC 100% 6 Months (Short Period) Not Required No Cost Not Required
47% Down
Replacement By HTLSC
3. Experience
KEPCO / Korea
Customer Problems
Existing
LGC Proposal
Increasing demand for electricity due to rapid growth of industry and factory automation Demand for peak load rate by 9% every year Very high cost to acquire new tower site and right-of-way Not enough time to construct new power line Increasing concerns about environmental preservation and popular enmity to overhead power lines
ACSR 480 x2B Ampacity [A/cond.] Sag [m] Tension[kgf] 918 10.21 4,140
All lines were installed and run very well without any problems Acquire certification of KEPCO
KEPCO Experience
Unit: circuit km
Voltage grade
* Condition : Zone , Span 300m Operating Temp.:ACSR 90 , STACIR 210
3. Experience
KEPCO / Korea
3. Experience
TNB // Malaysia TNB Malaysia
Tenaga Nasional Berhad Tenaga Nasional Berhad
TNB / Malaysia
: Port Klang P/S~Kapar S/S etc. (275kV, 2cct, 4km) Technical & Commercial Proposal : June 2003 Scope: Conductor & Fittings Contract : 1st 47km (Dec. 2003) 2nd 294km (Jul. 2005) 3rd 53km (Dec. 2006) Installation for 1st Project : Jan. 30, 2004 ~ Feb. 29, 2004
Frequent Black-out in Kuala Lumpur has been recurring High cost and difficulty to acquire right-of-way & erection / installation Could be completed within short period of time (2month) on full turnkey built
719Amp/cond.
3. Experience
Customer Problems Rapid increase overloaded line Need to exchange existing line for Upgrading conductor
LGs Proposal
STACIR
* Condition : wind pressure 88kg/ safety factor 2.0 Operating Temp.: ACSR 90 STACIR 210
LGs Proposal
STACIR 240 1,207Amp/cond.
Technical & Commercial Proposal : November 2001 Delivery : September 2002 Installation : December 2002 Under Field Test : January 2003
3. Experience
LILO of one circuit of 400kV DC, Dadri-Ballabhgarh New T/L of 30km Invar Moose Conductor Package associated with high capacity East- North Interconnector-II (Award No.C-41408-L175/NOA-I/1403)
Customer Problems
Existing
ACSR Moose x 2B Ampacity [A/cond.]
LSC Proposal STACIR/AW Moose x 2B Technical Proposal : December 2002 Scope: Conductor & Fittings Contract: September 2004 Qty of conductor: 396km Type Test: Successfully passed
, STACIR/AW 210
Increasing demand for electricity due to rapid growth of industry and factory automation Demand for peak load rate High cost to acquire new tower site and right-of-way Not enough time to construct new power line
614
1,700
3. Experience
LILO of one circuit of 400kV D/C Dadri-Ballabhgarh New Transmission Line at New Delhi (Maharani-Bagh) Sub Station
3. Experience
China China
Increasing demand and investment of electricity for Beijing Olympics High cost and difficulty to acquire right-of-way & erection / installation Could be completed within short period of time
3. Experience
PGCB / Bangladesh
QPPL / Philippines
Capacity Upgrading by replacement of the existing ACSR conductor with STACIR 410mm2 ! Line Capacity > 1,200MW !
Tech. Proposal: April 2007 Approved by DENR: May 2007 Site Survey: June 2007 Approved by TransCo: Sep. 2007 Contract: January 2008 Delivery: April 2008 Reconductoring: May ~ June 2008
Build New Transmission ? ROW anticipated problems & insurgency situation in the areas.
Tension Tower
4. Summary
Double ampacity uprating with STACIR Conductor on the existing towers
STACIR Conductor has more than double ampacity of conventional ACSR STACIR Conductor has equivalent sag-tension properties to conventional ACSR Conventional fittings and accessories for ACSR can be used for STACIR Conductor except compression fittings Same installation method as conventional ACSR is applied for Invar Conductor STACIR Conductor has high long-term reliability with strong track record
Most power utilities do use STACIR Conductor for their uprating project !
Thank You !
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