Problem
Consider a S/S having
two transformers of (a) 132/33kV 25 MVA having leakage reactance of 9.5% and
(b) 132/33kV 50 MVA having leakage reactance of 12.5%. For this substation
132kV bus 3-phase and 1-phase fault level is 1700 MVA and 1400 MVA. Find out
the 3-phase and 1-phase 33kV Bus fault current.
Solution
Consider
100 MVA as base MVA
Convert
25 MVA transformer leakage reactance to 100 MVA base
Hence XT1-100MVA
= XT1-25MVA*(100/25) = 9.5*4 = 38% ----- (using formula – 2)
Convert
50 MVA transformer leakage reactance to 100 MVA base
XT2-100MVA =
XT2-50MVA*(100/50) = 12.5*2 = 25% ---- (using formula – 2)
Find
out POSITIVE SEQUENCE source % reactance for 100 MVA base for 132kV bus by
reverse engineering.
1700 =
---- (using formula – 3)
HENCE
Find
equivalent reactance between source and fault point
X = X1s + (XT1||XT2)
= 5.88 + 38*25/(38+25) = 20.96%
Find
3-phase short circuit MVA (Base MVA = 100 MVA)
3-Ph short circuit MVA
= 100x100/20.96% = 477 MVA ---- (using formula – 3)
For 33kV voltage 1 MVA
= 17.5 Amp
Hence this current will
be 17.5*477 = 8347 Amp.
Find
out ZERO SEQUENCE source % reactance for 100 MVA base for 132kV bus by reverse
engineering.
1400 =
----- (using formula – 4)
HENCE
But as we have already
calculated value for X1s% as 5.88% and we know that X1s =
X2s thus
X0s = 9.67%
Find
equivalent SEQUENCE reactance between source and fault point
X1 = X1s
+ (XT1||XT2) = 5.88 + 38*25/(38+25) = 20.96%
X2 = X1
AND as transformer zero
sequence leakage reactance same as +Ve sequence
X0 = X0s
+ (XT1||XT2) = 9.67 + 38*25/(38+25) = 24.75%
Find
1-phase short circuit MVA (Base MVA = 100 MVA)
1-Ph short circuit MVA
= 3*100x100/(20.96+20.96+24.75)% = 449 MVA
For 33kV voltage 1 MVA
= 17.5 Amp
Hence this current will
be 17.5*449 = 7857 Amp.
Comments
We can calculate positive
sequence and zero sequence source reactance by reverse engineering if source
bus fault level for 3-phase and 1-phase fault is known. Generally up to 132kV
bus; these fault levels are provided by Corporate Office. For remote stations
1-phase fault levels are less as compared to 3-phase owing to higher zero
sequence reactance for the transmission line than its’ positive sequence
reactance.
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