Short circuit analysis on electrical power supply building # 71 BATAN for case reliability study of nuclear power plant electrical protection system

Handono, Khairul; Tukiman, - -; Putra, Indarzah Masbatin; Subekti, Lukman

doi:10.1063/1.5135545

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“…Each plant power system design, whether new or an expansion to an existing system, must be analysed to ensure that it is safe, is reliable, meets the present objective, and permits expansion for future needs [1]. At the planning and design stage of an industrial power system, the following considerations must be made: the electrical system must be designed cost-e ectively for continuous and reliable service, people and equipment safety, ease of maintenance and operation, minimal power losses, mechanical equipment protection, interchangeability, and load addition [2,3]. A major study based on many theories and actual experiences would be required to accomplish the above goals and obtain the expected results.…”

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Optimization and Design of a Sustainable Industrial Grid System

Iderus¹,

Peter²,

Praghash

et al. 2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Electricity is a multifaceted form of energy and is used globally, with a continuously growing demand. Electrical power grids are there for more than 150 years. The generated electrical power is delivered to different industrial, commercial, and residential sectors, thereby fulfilling the ever-growing demand. In this research paper, the design and optimization of an industrial grid for various electrical loads is discussed. The electrical grid ensures a stable power supply to the loads by providing quality power with the minimum total harmonic distortion (THD) possible. A complete study of the short circuit current has been done in two different electrical grid systems, as it is seen that the short circuit current depends on the impedance of the transformer which feeds the load. These two designs of a single diagram will be simulated by using a power system analyzer, the Electrical Transient Analyzer Program (ETAP) software. The different electrical parameters, like choosing the optimised rated generator, cables, and transformers, are done. Load flow analysis is performed on both the design to evaluate the THD, short circuit fault, as well as to choose the right protection circuit for the system.

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confidence: 99%