Transients during 138-kV SF6 breaker switching of low inductive currents

The authors discusses the effects of switching low inductive currents with 138 kV SF/sub 6/ breakers in a petrochemical plant. Switching transients are believed to have contributed to the failure of a 13.8 kV PT and a 13.8 kV air magnetic circuit breaker. The high-frequency transient surge can trans...

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description The authors discusses the effects of switching low inductive currents with 138 kV SF/sub 6/ breakers in a petrochemical plant. Switching transients are believed to have contributed to the failure of a 13.8 kV PT and a 13.8 kV air magnetic circuit breaker. The high-frequency transient surge can transfer across a transformer due to transformer capacitances between the high- and low-voltage windings. The electromagnetic transient program system (ETPS) model and different case studies are discussed with the effect of different transformer winding capacitances. The interruption mechanism of low inductive currents is also described. This analysis demonstrates the need to conduct switching transient studies and the need for surge arresters on transformer secondary terminals under certain system conditions.< >
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320303 - Energy Conservation, Consumption, & Utilization- Industrial & Agricultural Processes- Equipment & Processes
Applied sciences
Capacitance
CHEMICAL PLANTS
CIRCUIT BREAKERS
Connection and protection apparatus
ELECTRIC POTENTIAL
Electrical engineering. Electrical power engineering
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
ELECTRICAL TRANSIENTS
Electromagnetic modeling
Electromagnetic transients
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS
EMTP
ENERGY CONSERVATION, CONSUMPTION, AND UTILIZATION
EQUIPMENT PROTECTION DEVICES
Exact sciences and technology
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
Magnetic circuits
Magnetic switching
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
OPERATION
PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS
Petrochemicals
POWER TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION
Sulfur hexafluoride
Surges
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
TRANSFORMERS
TRANSIENTS
VOLTAGE DROP
title Transients during 138-kV SF6 breaker switching of low inductive currents
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