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    This document discusses the usage of EMTP-RV software for modeling nuclear power plants. It covers the qualification of the software, preparing models of nuclear plant systems for simulation, and future work. The software is qualified by comparing results on test cases to field measurements, other software, and analytical calculations. An example is given where EMTP-RV accurately modeled peak values and frequency of a fast-front overvoltage measurement at a substation. Common nuclear plant systems that can be modeled include turbo-generators, transformers, auxiliary systems, and regulators. Future work involves improving synchronous machine and excitation system models, co-simulation, incorporating finite element methods, and expanding component libraries.

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    This document discusses the usage of EMTP-RV software for modeling nuclear power plants. It covers the qualification of the software, preparing models of nuclear plant systems for simulation, and future work. The software is qualified by comparing results on test cases to field measurements, other software, and analytical calculations. An example is given where EMTP-RV accurately modeled peak values and frequency of a fast-front overvoltage measurement at a substation. Common nuclear plant systems that can be modeled include turbo-generators, transformers, auxiliary systems, and regulators. Future work involves improving synchronous machine and excitation system models, co-simulation, incorporating finite element methods, and expanding component libraries.

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    This document discusses the usage of EMTP-RV software for modeling nuclear power plants. It covers the qualification of the software, preparing models of nuclear plant systems for simulation, and future work. The software is qualified by comparing results on test cases to field measurements, other software, and analytical calculations. An example is given where EMTP-RV accurately modeled peak values and frequency of a fast-front overvoltage measurement at a substation. Common nuclear plant systems that can be modeled include turbo-generators, transformers, auxiliary systems, and regulators. Future work involves improving synchronous machine and excitation system models, co-simulation, incorporating finite element methods, and expanding component libraries.

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    Usage of EMTP-RV

    for Nuclear Power


    Plant Studies
    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard

    Schedule of the presentation

    1. Introduction
    2. Qualification of the software
    3. The preparation of models for nuclear plants system modelling
    4. Perspectives

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard EDF R&D

    Introduction

    Nuclear plants include a huge number of very different and


    complex electrical components.
    Most of these components interact together.

    Stakes are very high in terms of availability, reliability, life span


    and safety.
    It is necessary to prove that software programs used for
    numerical simulation work adequately. This is the role of the
    qualification.
    Xavier Legrand, EDF R&D

    The Qualification of EMTP-RV


    The qualification is to be conducted field of application by field
    of application.
    Or
    for each study which is not part of a field of applications already
    covered by the qualification.

    Performance of the qualification : the results of the software are compared


    on test cases with :
    field measurements,
    results from other software programs,
    analytical calculations, etc.

    Xavier Legrand, EDF R&D

    The qualification of EMTP-RV

    In 2011, EMTP-RV version 2.1 was qualified for fast-front-overvoltage


    studies (lightning) ;

    In 2012, the qualification of the low frequency transformer models of


    EMTP-RV is in preparation.

    Xavier Legrand, EDF R&D

    Example of Test Case FFO measurements in


    the substation of Avalon
    This is an outdoor substation 245 / 63 / 20 kV. This is a 2-busbar substation.
    When the tests are performed only one line and one transformer
    are available.
    2 - Capacitive voltage
    transformer

    Carrier current line


    line trap

    4 - Current transformer

    3 - Disconnector

    6 - disconnector

    5 - line circuit breaker


    +

    - III -

    Alain Xemard , Ali El-Akoum EDF R&D

    8 - disconnector

    7 - capacitive voltage
    transformer

    10 - Power transformer

    9 - Breaker

    - II -

    -I-

    Modeling of the substation


    10 m
    +

    18 m

    FD

    FD

    36 m
    +

    18 m

    FD

    31 m

    FD

    C4

    Capacitance

    value (pF)

    C1 circuit breaker at 5

    100

    C2 capacitance of the disconnector at 6

    50

    C3 capacitance of the disconnector at 8

    100

    C4 capacitance f the circuit breaker at 9

    50

    Xavier Legrand, EDF R&D

    C3

    C2

    C1

    Injection

    FD

    47 k Ohms

    560 Ohms

    27 nF

    R0

    C0
    +

    L0
    +

    Representation of the pulse generator

    0.15 micro F

    Representation
    of the transformer

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    Injection of an homopolar pulse at point 3

    EMTP-RV

    Measurements

    Pseudo-frequency

    289 kHz

    296 kHz

    Crest value

    2 pu.

    1.9 p.u.

    Xavier Legrand, EDF R&D

    3 Models for nuclear plants system


    Libraries

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    3.1 Turbo-generator

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    3.2 Main transformer

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    3.3 Auxiliary systems

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    3.4 Regulators and protections

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    Induit
    TKJ

    Rotor

    Inducteur
    TKJ

    3.5 Excitation system

    3.5 Excitation system

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    3.5 Excitation system

    DLL bloc

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    Inverter

    4 Perspectives
    Work in progress / futur work:
    New synchronous machine models (phasors domain approach);
    Co-simulation ;
    Finite elements methods (Saturation, self inductance );
    Libraries :

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    Questions ?

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

    Thank you for your attention!

    Ali El-Akoum, Alain Xemard, EDF R&D

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