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POWER TRANSFORMER

SITE TRAINING MANUAL


FOR POWER TR. AND N.E.R.

NAME OF CLIENT : ABU DHABI OIL REFINING COMPANY


PROJECT : GREEN DIESEL PROJECT
ITEM : POWER TRASNFORMER AND N.E.R.
CONTENTS

1. OPERATION GUIDANCE

2. APPROVED VENDOR PRINT

2013917-OWPE
1. OPERATION GUIDANCE

2013917-OWPE
EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE POWER TRANSFORMER
OPERATION GUIDANCE

Page 1
Contents

1. Introduction of Transformer

2. Transformer Installation Procedure

3. Transformer Protective Device And


Otherwise Device

4. Operation & Maintenance

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1. Introduction of Transformer

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Introduction of Transformer

1.1 Location of Transformer  Steam Turbines


Power Plant  Gas Turbine
 Hydropower
 Nuclear
 etc.

Power Transformer(GSU)
Increases voltage for transmission

Transmission
Substation
Reduces voltage

Distribution Substation
Reduces voltage

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Introduction of Transformer

1.2 Transformer Theory

Transformer

Input
from
Load
Power
Line
Input Output

I1 I2 H1
H1 X2 X1
Secondary
Primary

N1 N2
E1~ E2 ~ Load E1 P E2

X1 X2
H2
Magnetic H2
Flux Iron Core

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Introduction of Transformer

1.3 Sort of Transformers

Core-Form
Core-Form Shell-Form
Shell-Form
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2. Transformer Installation Procedure

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.1 Transformer Installation Flow

Receivng
Receivng Inspection
Inspection Site
SiteTest
Test
Preparation
Preparation

Setting Vacuum
Vacuum and
and Oil
Oil Filling
Filling
Setting on
on Foundation
Foundation
under
under vacuum
vacuum

External
External Assembly
Assembly
Coolers,Radiators Internal
Internal Inspection
Inspection
Coolers,Radiators
Conservator And
And Bushing
Bushing Lead
Lead
Conservator
Or Connection
Connection
OrAccessories
Accessories

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.2 Reciving Inspection Preparation

· The Impact Recorder Check


Point
- Longitudinal : Under ±3.0G
- Vertical : Under ±3.0G
- Lateral : Under ±3.0G
* G : Acceleration of Gravity

· When Lifting Transformer,


Check Lift Clamp Condition.
· Use The Proper Crane For
Transformer Weight
· Prepare Admission Passage

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.2 Reciving Inspection Preparation

· Insulation Resistance Test


(Megger Test)

① Standard : Oil Temperature-


Insulation Resistance Curve

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.2 Reciving Inspection Preparation

· External Assembly Parts


Condition Check

① Parts Quantity Check


② Check Damaged Parts
Quantity
- Bushings, Radiators

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.3 External Assembly


Check
Check Point
Point
• Before Assembly, Compare
Parts with Packing List
• Assembly Conservator, Radiator,
Pipe ,Etc.
• Assembly equally on Drawing

Notice
Notice
• When opening Transformer,
Tank internal Pressure higher
than Air Pressure for Assembly
• When assembling Bushing,
Caution for Damaged Insulator
and Gasket

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.4 Internal Inspection


Check
Check Point
Point
• Internal Worker Must Wear
Protective dust Clothes
• Tight again The Bushing Lead
Connection Bolts that
have already tighten from the
plant

Notice
Notice

• Before The Worker enter


the Transformer, Check Oxygen
content 19.5% over
• Keep the Exterior Supporter
• Check Internal/ External
Equipment
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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.5 Vaccum work


Check
Check Point
Point

• 154kV : Maintain under 1 Torr


for 12 hours
• 345kV : Maintain under 1 Torr
for 24 hours
• When 2 Torr reach, Perform
Pressure Test

Notice
Notice

• Record Vacuum Pressure


once an hour
• Keep Equipment Watcher

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.6 Oil Filling under Vacuum


Check
Check Point
Point

• Before filling Oil, Perform


Oil dielectric Breakdown Test
: 50kV Over, Water
under 30ppm
• Circulation Filtering Times:
3th over include filling

Notice
Notice
• Keep Searcher for Fillng Oil

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Transformer Installation Procedure

2.7 Site Test


Check
Check Point
Point

• Voltage Ratio test


• BCT polarity / Ratio test
• Insulation resistance test
• Function test for all protective
devices

Notice
Notice

Attention electric shock

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3. Transformer Protective Device
And
Otherwise Device

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Transformer Protective Device

3.1 Buchholz Relay For Main Tank


A. Function
: Make Alarm & Trip Signal
to Internal Fault

B. Operating Values
a. Alarm
- Gas Volume
: 350cc
b. Trip
- Oil Surge
: 100~150 cm/sec

C. Mounting Position
Main Tank Cover to
Main Conservator

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Transformer Protective Device

3.2 Oil Level Gauge For Main Tank


A. Function
: Make a Alarm Signal
: Check to
Main Tank/OLTC Oil level

B. Operating Value
a. Alarm
- 0 (Zero) Position
b. Compare to Oil Level
and Oil Temp. Curve.
To attached in front
of MK.

C. Mounting Position
Main conservator side

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Transformer Protective Device

3.3 Gas Accumulation Indicator


A. Function
: Make a Alarm Signal
to Internal Fault

B. Operating Value
a. Alarm
- 200 cc

C. Mounting Position
Top of
Main Conservator

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Transformer Protective Device

3.4 Pressure Relief Device For Main Tank


A. Function
: Make a Trip Signal
to Internal Fault

B. Operating Value
a. 10psi ± 10%
b. 0.7kg/㎠ ± 10%

C. Mounting Position
a. Tr Upper Cover : 2ea
b. OLTC Head Cover
: 1ea

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Transformer Protective Device

3.5 OLTC Protective Relay


A. Function
: Make a Trip Signal
to OLTC Diverter
Switch Fault

B. Operating Value
a. Oil Surge :
1.2m/sec ± 0.2

C. Mounting Position
: OLTC Diverter Switch
Head Cover to OLTC
Conservator

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Transformer Protective Device

3.6 OLTC Motor Drive Unit


A. Function
a. OLTC Operating
b. Step by Step operation
c. Lower and Raise operation
B. Designation
a. Tap position Indicator
- Tap change indicator, counter
b. OLTC Motor protective Switch
c. Oil Filter Unit Operating Switch
for Manual switch
d. Operating for Local or Remote
Position switch
e. Raise/Lower Control Switch
f. Oil Filter Motor protective switch
g. Hand crank

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Transformer Protective Device

3.7 Rapid Pressure Rise Relay


A. Function
: Make a Trip Signal
to Internal Fault

B. Operating Value
a. Pressure Rate
1.0 ~ 200 psi-sec
b. Various Response
Time Chart

C. Mounting Position
Side On the Main Tank

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Transformer Protective Device

3.8 Oil & Winding Temperature Indicator


A. Function
a. Make Alarm & Trip Signal
to internal fault
b. Fan Motor Operation

B. Operating Values
a. O.T.I
- 90℃ : Alarm
- 95℃ : Trip
b. W.T.I
- 85℃ : Fan Motor
Operating

- 115℃ : Alarm
- 120℃ : Trip

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Otherwise Device

3.9 Silicagel Breather For Conservator


A. Function
: To Protect the dust
and moisture come into
conservator

B. Mounting Position
End position of
Conservator pipe line

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Otherwise Device

3.10 Surge Counter with Leakage Current

A. Function
a. Recording the number of discharges
experienced by a Surge Arrester

b. To permit the leakage current


monitoring

B. Mounting Position
Surge Arrester to Ground

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Otherwise Device

3.11 Radiator with Fan Motor


A. Radiator
a. Highly efficient cooling unit
b. Re-painting or touch-up, to
keep the surface free from
dust .
c. Periodically cleaning by
air or water

B. Fan Motor
a. Rating : 3P 50Hz ac 415V 0.8kW
b. Starting current : 5.6A
c. Running current : 0.95A
d. MCCB set value
= 0.95 × 120% = 1.14A

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Otherwise Device

3.12 Valves

A. 1 & 2-inch gate vave B. 4-inch Butterfly valve for Radiator

C. 1 & 2-inch gate vave with oil sampling

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4. Operation & Maintenance

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Operation & Maintenance

4.1 Necessity of Inspection and maintenance

 Getting larger capacity to meet increasing power demand


 Prevent from emergency or unexpected power outages
 Better efficiency than the others
 Easy to maintain
 Very important instrument in electrical facilities.
 If you do proper maintenance, you can prevent almost fault.

 Kind of Inspection
[Routine inspection] [Periodical inspection] [Additional inspection]

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Operation & Maintenance

4.2 Routine Inspection

Inspect daily on operating transformer


- OTI, WTI, Atmosphere temperature, Oil level, Oil Leak

Maintenance Externally Transformer by visual or hearing


1) Transformer body – Oil temperature, Oil level, Wrong sound, vibration,
Leak oil
2) Cooling device – Cooling fan, Oil pump, Oil flow indicator, valve,
Radiator
3) Breather – Breath Condition
4) Bushing terminal – Leak oil, Over heat, Crack, Stain
5) Pressure relief device (P.R.D) – Leak oil, Destroy the P.R.D Cover

enough attention is prevent Other fault

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Operation & Maintenance

4.2 Routine Inspection


Item Method Action
OTI & WTI Read indications and compare Check indication is correct or not.
Load current, with data.
Atmosphere When temperature are higher, If not, exchange with new one.
Temperature inspect the thermometers.
Be recorded at the same time. If OTI is too high due to dust, clean up them.

Oil Level Read indication. When indication is constant, inspect the dial
Gauge gauge and check the actual oil level.
Oil leaks Check radiator, flanges, pipes, Cause gasket, tighten bolts or exchange them.
tank Cause welded parts, apply adhesive material or
weld again.
Abnormal From fan motors, should be Exchange the bearings with new one.
noise listened. Vibrating due to loose bolt, tighten them.
And vibration Check easily by hand.
Appearance Bolt connection. Tighten them.
Dust. Clean up.
Rust. Re-painting.
Dew. Dry it out.

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Operation & Maintenance

4.3 Periodical Inspection


Item Method Action
Breather Check the discoloration of silica If the color of silica gel has turned pink by
(once every gel due to moisture. more than two thirds, dry out or exchange it.
six months)

Insulating oil Measure oil test, it is more than If measured values are not satisfactory, filtering
dielectric 40kV/2.5mm gap. or degassing
strength

Moisture Measure Karl-Fischer method,


content it is less than 25 ppm.(154kV over
case)
Acid value Measure acid value and judge it
(once every with the standard.
three years)

Fan motor Measure insulation resistance of If insulation resistance is less than 2MΩ, check
(once every fan motors with a 500V megger. balancing of load currents of three phase.
three years)

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Operation & Maintenance

4.3 Periodical Inspection


Item Method Action
Control panel 1) Check the tightness of all Tighten the loose bolt.
and terminal control wiring connections.
box (once
every three 2) Operate all switches. If any part mal-operates, adjust or exchange
years) them.
3) Check any crack on cable If any crack is found, put tape on it or
insulation. exchange it with new one.
Protective 1) Check function and Circuit Power off and Check function.
relays (Oil level 2) Check destroied part If any crack is found, put tape on it or
gauge, Rapid exchange it with new one.
P.R.D,
Buchholtz
Relay etc.)
Insulation Measure insulation resistance of When the insulation resistance is less than 2MΩ,
resistance protective relay with a 500V check dews in the terminal box.
(once every megger.
three years)
Operation Operation tests should be done. The cause of a mal-operation should be
investigated by operation tests.

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Operation & Maintenance

4.4 Additional Inspection


Item Method Action
Insulating oil Analyze every one or two years. When the combustible gases are obtained,
analysis of gas Using an appropriate air-tight evaluations can be made to probable location
dissolved in oil. containers. and type of trouble.
The dissolved gas should be
extracted. If there is an indication of moisture, sludge
formation, low dielectric strength and low
Dielectric Measure Dielectric Breakdown of
resistivity, an inspection should be made on
Breakdown insulating oil when the oil is bed
the inside of the tank.
condition.
Insulation Measure between a pair of The matter is wide variation with temperature,
resistance of windings, humidity and cleanness of bushing porcelains.
winding And ground with a 1000 volt
megger.
The megger test should be made It may be low due to the leakage current
to check if the transformer is in through the weakest point of inferior insulation.
suitable conditions.
Ratio test Measure by voltmeter method or Compare the test results with those in the test
with a ratio tester. report.
The test voltage may be between
100 and 200V at the rated
frequency.

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Operation & Maintenance

4.4 Additional Inspection


Item Method Action
Winding Measure by bridge method or If the winding resistance, corrected to a
resistance drop-of-potential method. specified. Temperature, is different from the
If oil pump are provided, they data obtained previously, more detailed
should be operated. investigation should be made.
The oil temperature should be
also recorded.
Exciting current Measure the exciting current at If the measured exciting current or impedance
at low voltage low voltage(100-200V) voltage is much larger than original data at
The voltage wave shape should installation, recommend inter Inspection.
be sine wave.
Impedance Measure the impedance voltage
voltage at low current(5-10A)
Bushing current Exciting current and winding If the measured exciting current or impedance
transformer resistance should be measured in voltage is much larger than original data at
the same way installation, power off and disassemble bushing,
Perform Independence bushing test again

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Operation & Maintenance

4.5 Maintenance
Material and part Maintenance frequency Remarks

Grease of fan motors Grease them up once a Use grease gun.


year.
Porcelain insulator Cleaning should be done With compressed air or water.
such as bushing, periodically. Interval
lightning arrester, depends on actual
supporting insulator circumstance condition at
site.
Radiator Recommended cleaning
period is once every two
years.
Paint Repainting should be done After cleaning the painted surface.
once every five years.
Bearing of fan motors Expected life is ten years. Exchange with new ones, if a motor becomes
noisy due to broken bearings.
Gasket (cork- Expected life is ten years. Exchange with new gaskets, if oil leaks from
neoprene) for gasket are serious.
temperature indicator
(0il, winding)

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Operation & Maintenance

4.6 Standard for gas dissolved Insulated Oil


Decision ( Caution ) ( Abnormal ) ( Danger )
Voltage
(kV) 154kV 345kV 154kV 345kV 154kV 345kV
Section

H2 400~800 801~1,200

C2H2 25~80 20~60 81~150 61~120 Over 150 Over 120

CO 400~700 350~600 701~1,000 601~800 -

C2H4 300~750 751~1,000 -

CH4 250~750 751~1,000 -

C2H6 250~750 751~1,000 -

T.C.G 1,000~2,500 2,501~4,000 Over 4,000

Over 300/month
Quantity of increasing T.C.G Over 200/month in normal state Over 200/month in caution state
in abnormal state

Follow up survey Follow up survey Internal inspect after


Action
Once every three month Once every one month Stopped movement

If factor is over lowest limit 50% on the standard, applies it.


First maintenance on New transformer
C2H2 gas is never detected.

CO2 Gas
Decision Action Remark
(ppm)

Under
○ No action
5,000

Normal ○ Change the maintenance


1. Down the oil temperature
5,000 - 7,000 CO2 gas analysis is user furious flame of insulation
2. Inspect the Dielectric Breakdown Voltage
paper than internal abnormal state of transfomer.
3. Analysis insulation oil.

○ Inspect furious flame on insulating material


Over 7,000 Caution 1. Insulation oil : Analysis CO2, CO Gas and Furfural
2. Insulation paper : Analysis intensity

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Operation & Maintenance

4.6 Standard for gas dissolved Insulated Oil


Abnormal case Genesis gas

Low ( Over 300℃) C2H6, CH4, C2H4

Heating of
Medium ( 300 - 700℃ ) CH4, C2H4, C2H6
insulation oil

High ( Over 700℃) C2H4, CH4, C2H6

Heating of solid insulation materials


CO, CO2, CH4
( Over 200℃)

ARC on insulation ( Over 1,000℃) C2H2, H2, C2H4, CH4

CORONA on Insulation ( Over 1,000℃) H2, C2H2, C2H4, CH4

Heating of insulation oil and materials CO2, CO

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2013917-OWPE

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