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Electrical Circuits & Transmission Haroon Junaidi

Electrical Circuits & Transmission Haroon Junaidi

Types • • Transmission Rectifiers Full Bridge Rectifiers Ballast Loads

Types • • Transmission Rectifiers Full Bridge Rectifiers Ballast Loads

Transformer The ratio of primary to secondary coil winding dictate the output voltage

Transformer The ratio of primary to secondary coil winding dictate the output voltage

Energy Losses in Transformer • Energy is dissipated in the windings, core, and surrounding

Energy Losses in Transformer • Energy is dissipated in the windings, core, and surrounding structures • Larger transformers are generally more efficient, and those rated for electricity distribution usually perform better than 98%.

Full Bridge Rectifier

Full Bridge Rectifier

Full Bridge Rectifier

Full Bridge Rectifier

Three Phase Rectification

Three Phase Rectification

Electrical Transmission • Power is transmitted at various voltages and both is AC and

Electrical Transmission • Power is transmitted at various voltages and both is AC and DC • HVDC offer greater efficiency over longer distances • No insulation is used on the wire • Power lines connecting UK to France and Northern Ireland are HVDC • Transmission voltages are in the range of 500 -138 KV: • In Scotland 275 k. V is the transmission voltage for bulk of the country

Electrical Transmission

Electrical Transmission

Grid Facts Network Size The following figures are taken from the 2005 Seven Year

Grid Facts Network Size The following figures are taken from the 2005 Seven Year Statement (SYS) • Maximum demand (2005/6): 63 GW (approx. ) (81. 39% of capacity) • Annual electrical energy used in the UK is around 360 TWh (1. 3 EJ) • Capacity (2005/6): 79. 9 GW (or 80 GW per the 2008 Seven Year Statement) • Number of large power stations: 181 • Length of 400 k. V grid: 11, 500 km (circuit) • Length of 275 k. V grid: 9, 800 km (circuit) • Length of 132 k. V (or lower) grid; 5, 250 km (circuit)

Grid Facts - Network Losses Figures are again from the 2005 SYS. • Joule

Grid Facts - Network Losses Figures are again from the 2005 SYS. • Joule heating in cables: 857. 8 MW • Fixed losses: 266 MW (consists of corona and iron losses; can be 100 MW higher in adverse weather) • Substation transformer heating losses: 142. 4 MW • Generator transformer heating losses: 157. 3 MW • Total losses: 1, 423. 5 MW (2. 29% of peak demand) • Although overall losses in the national grid are low, there are significant further losses in onward electricity distribution to the consumer, causing a total distribution loss of about 7. 7%. • Losses differ significantly for customers connected at different voltages; connected at high voltage the total losses are about 2. 6%, at medium voltage 6. 4% and at low voltage 12. 2%

Corona Discharge

Corona Discharge

Transmission Wire • Transmission wire are predominantly made up of Aluminium • Voltages less

Transmission Wire • Transmission wire are predominantly made up of Aluminium • Voltages less than 33 k. V are usually used for distribution • In the UK transmission costs are about 0. 2 p/k. Wh compared to a delivered domestic price of around 10 p/k. Wh • Burying underground cables (UGC) is the secondcheapest way of transmitting power but lifetime costs are £ 10. 2 m–£ 24. 1 m per km, compared to £ 2. 2 m– £ 4. 2 m per km for overhead lines (OHL), the government-commissioned report found.

Pylons

Pylons

Pylons • Pylons are a source of visual pollution • Underground cables can cost

Pylons • Pylons are a source of visual pollution • Underground cables can cost as high as 18 time more than overhead counter parts • Find out the cost per km of laying pylons on a flat terrain?

HVDC • • • Large amount of power to long distances Small amount of

HVDC • • • Large amount of power to long distances Small amount of power to small distances http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=g 17 f 9 J 1 -r-k http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=_DRMk. N 6 ew. VU Have lower foot print for the same amount of power Lower losses Terminal station and reconversion is costly Less Corona Discharge Thyristors are used for conversion

Transmission Losses • Electronics Use DC • Transmission Uses AC • Every electronic device

Transmission Losses • Electronics Use DC • Transmission Uses AC • Every electronic device has an adopter where power is lost

Smart Grid • Grid makes use of feedback • http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Yrcq.

Smart Grid • Grid makes use of feedback • http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Yrcq. A_cq. R D 8 • What are the savings expected from a smart grid