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    DSLP (11 3m)

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    This document contains calculations for determining the allowable strike distance and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires for a 132/33kV substation in Kaduna, Nigeria. System and conductor data are provided, and equations are used to calculate the equivalent radius, surge impedance, allowable stroke current, allowable strike distance, and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires to ensure protection of objects at specified heights. The allowable strike distance is determined to be 24.54805877 meters and the maximum horizontal separation of shield wires is 34.33207379 meters.

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    DSLP (11 3m)

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    This document contains calculations for determining the allowable strike distance and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires for a 132/33kV substation in Kaduna, Nigeria. System and conductor data are provided, and equations are used to calculate the equivalent radius, surge impedance, allowable stroke current, allowable strike distance, and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires to ensure protection of objects at specified heights. The allowable strike distance is determined to be 24.54805877 meters and the maximum horizontal separation of shield wires is 34.33207379 meters.

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    This document contains calculations for determining the allowable strike distance and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires for a 132/33kV substation in Kaduna, Nigeria. System and conductor data are provided, and equations are used to calculate the equivalent radius, surge impedance, allowable stroke current, allowable strike distance, and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires to ensure protection of objects at specified heights. The allowable strike distance is determined to be 24.54805877 meters and the maximum horizontal separation of shield wires is 34.33207379 meters.

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    DSLP (11 3m)

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    Ashutosh Mishra
    This document contains calculations for determining the allowable strike distance and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires for a 132/33kV substation in Kaduna, Nigeria. System and conductor data are provided, and equations are used to calculate the equivalent radius, surge impedance, allowable stroke current, allowable strike distance, and maximum horizontal separation of shield wires to ensure protection of objects at specified heights. The allowable strike distance is determined to be 24.54805877 meters and the maximum horizontal separation of shield wires is 34.33207379 meters.

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    The document discusses design calculations for a 132kV substation including system data, conductor data, and installation data.

    The nominal system voltage is 132kV and the system frequency is 50Hz.

    The rated impulse withstand voltage is 650kV and the limiting corona gradient is 1500kV/mt.

    Subject:Project:Location:Client:-

    DSLP Design Calculation 132/33kV KADUNA SUBSTATION KADUNA FEDERAL MINISTRY OF POWER DATE:- 15/5/2013

    SYSTEM DATA Sl No.


    1 2 3 4

    Description Nominal System Voltage System Frequency Rated Impulse Withstand Vtg. Limiting Corona Gradient Strikes On Shield Wire IEEE 998-1996) (page 25Vc E0 k= 132 50 650 1500 1.2 Kv Hz Kv Kv/mt

    Conductor Data Type Of Conductor( Single AAAC 800-D2-61) Sl No. Description


    1 2 3

    Diameter OF Conductor Number Of Conductors Sub Conductor Spacing Description

    d= n= l=

    0.0395 2 0.25

    mt

    mt

    Installation Data
    Sl No. 1 2

    Height Of Installation above FGL Height of the Mast

    h= H=

    8.3 15.3

    mt mt

    Calculation The Equivalent Radius is given by (Rc) =Rcx ln(2 x h /R)-V/E=0 By solving the equation for Rc, we have Rc= Rc= 0.081704552 In Case Of A twin Conductor bundle ,the The Equivalent Radius is given by (R0) R0= ( r x l ) Ro= 0.070267347 The Radius of the bundle conductors under corona is= Rc'= Ro + Rc Rc'= 0.151971898 The surge impedace of conductors under corona is given as Zs= 60x{ln(2xh/R)xln(2xh/r)} Zs= 337.3141969 The allowable stroke current is obtained by the equation is Is= 2.2BIL/Zs Is= 4.239370928 BIL=Rated Lightning impulse withstand voltage Zs=Surge impedance of current carrying conductor
    0.65 S= 8xk x Is S= 24.54805877

    (EqnC.1-IEEE 998-1996)

    mt

    0.000848598

    (Eqn. C.7-IEEE 998-1996)

    OBJECT TO BE PROTECTED
    Allowable Strike distance (S)= Height of the shield wire (H)= Height of the object to be protected(A)= 24.5480588 m 15.3 8.3 m m

    Elevation difference between Shield wire and the Object to be protected(D)= D=H-A D= 7

    Elevation difference between Origin of Rolling Sphere & Shield wire(E)= S-D E= 17.5480588 m

    Horizontal distance between Origin of the Rolling Sphere & Shield wire(L)= ( S2 x E2 ) L= 17.1660369 m

    Maximum allowable horizontal separation of the shield wires ensuring protection of object at height(X)= 2xL X= 34.33207379 m

    0.01975

    Subject:Project:Location:Client:-

    DSLP Design Calculation 330/132kV KADUNA SUBSTATION KADUNA FEDERAL MINISTRY OF POWER DATE:-

    SYSTEM DATA Sl No.


    1 2 3 4

    Description Nominal System Voltage System Frequency Rated Impulse Withstand Vtg. Limiting Corona Gradient Strikes On Shield Wire IEEE 998-1996) (page 25Vc E0 k=

    Conductor Data Type Of Conductor( Single AAAC 800-D2-61) Sl No. Description


    1 2 3

    Diameter OF Conductor Number Of Conductors Sub Conductor Spacing Description

    d= n= l=

    Installation Data
    Sl No. 1 2

    Height Of Installation above FGL Height of the Mast

    h= H=

    Calculation The Equivalent Radius is given by (Rc) =Rcx ln(2 x h /R)-V/E=0 By solving the equation for Rc, we have Rc= Rc= 0.081704552 .

    In Case Of A twin Conductor bundle ,the The Equivalent Radius is given by (R0) R0= ( r x l ) Ro= 0.070267347 The Radius of the bundle conductors under corona is= Rc'= Ro + Rc Rc'= 0.151971898 The surge impedace of conductors under corona is given as Zs= 60x{ln(2xh/R)xln(2xh/r)} Zs= 337.3141969 The allowable stroke current is obtained by the equation is Is= 2.2BIL/Zs Is= 4.239370928 BIL=Rated Lightning impulse withstand voltage Zs=Surge impedance of current carrying conductor
    0.65 S= 8xk x Is S= 24.54805877

    OBJECT TO BE PROTECTED
    Allowable Strike distance (S)= Height of the shield wire (H)= Height of the object to be protected(A)= Elevation difference between Shield wire and the Object to be D= Elevation difference between Origin of Rolling Sphere & Shield Horizontal distance between Origin of the Rolling Sphere &E= Shield wire(L)= L= Maximum allowable horizontal separation of the shield wires X= 24.5480588 15.3 8.3 D=H-A 7 S-D 17.5480588 ( S2 x E2 ) 17.1660369 2xL
    34.33207379

    15/5/2013

    132 50 650 1500 1.2

    Kv Hz Kv Kv/mt

    0.0395 2 0.25

    mt mt

    8.3 15.3

    mt mt

    (EqnC.1-IEEE 998-1996)

    mt

    0.000848598

    given by (R0)

    0.01975

    (Eqn. C.7-IEEE 998-1996)

    m m m m m m m

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