SUMBER
DISTRIBUSI BEBAN
LISTRIK
PLN
Generator Kabel/Penghantar Lampu-Lampu
UPS
Peralata-Peralatan
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Persyaratan Teknis
• Persyaratan sistem kelistrikan harus memenuhi :
(1) SNI 04-0227-1994 atau edisi terbaru; Tegangan standard.
(2) SNI 04-0225-2011 atau edisi terbaru; Persyaratan Umum
Instalasi Listrik (PUIL edisi terakhir).
(3) SNI 04-7018-2004 atau edisi terbaru; Sistem pasokan daya
listrik darurat dan siaga.
(4) SNI 04-7019-2004 atau edisi terbaru; Sistem pasokan daya
listrik darurat menggunakan energi tersimpan.
(5) Untuk persyaratan lainnya atau yang belum memiliki SNI,
dapat digunakan standar baku atau pedoman teknis yang
diberlakukan oleh instansi yang berwenang
Daerah Pelayanan di Rumah Sakit
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Jumlah Stop Kontak untuk Layanan Pasien
Kotak kontak untuk lokasi tempat tidur pasien di daerah
pelayanan umum.
Setiap lokasi tempat tidur pasien harus disediakan minimal empat
kotak kontak.
Transformator
AC
M
Panel Pencahayaan (N/S)
Generator Set
Panel Emergency (N/S/E)
UPS
• Kapasitas
• Kualitas
• Kontinyuitas
Panel Utama Listrik (Main switchgear)
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Generators
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A
GANSET
B
GANSET
BACK UP GANSET
C
GANSET
D
GANSET
ATS
Jenis gangguan Listrik
POWER DISTURBANCES
• CAUSES
• TYPES
• DURATION
• RESULTING PROBLEMS
• COMMENTS
• WHAT THE POWER UTILITY CAN DO
• WHAT THE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER (OEM) CAN DO
• WHAT YOU CAN DO
• PROTECTIVE DEVICES
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Disturbance Sources:
Electric Utility
• Accidents • Normal Systems
– Operational Operation
– Vehicles – Load Switching
– Contractors – Fault Clearing
– Explosion & Fire – Load Management
• Natural Causes
– Weather
– Wear and Tear
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Power Disturbances
With High-Speed
50/80 Hertz With Noise Spike
Pure Sinewave
With Ringing
Transient With SAG/DIG With Surge/Swell
Sags
Surges
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Where Errors Accumulate
Number 1 Reason for Loss of Power on the Critical
Bus Is Due to
HUMAN ERROR
Battery
13%
Human Error Site
Infrastructure
60%
12%
Distribution
15%
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The Effects of Power Disturbances
A typical mains supply is quite polluted.
Electrical Noise
& Transients
62.6/Month
48.79%
Spikes
Transients
50.7/Month
Sags, Surges 39.52%
Mains
& Brownouts
Failures
14.4/Month
0.6/Month 11.22%
0.47%
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Disturbance Sources: Facility
• Inadequate • Normal Facility
Supply Operation
– Steady State – Load Switching
– Dynamic – Fault Clearing
– Emergencies – Operator Error
• Inadequate
Distribution
– Capacity
– Coordination 24
CAUSES OF POWER DISTURBANCES
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TYPES OF POWER DISTURBANCES
• INTERRUPTION
• SAG, UNDER VOLTAGE
• SURGE, OVER VOLTAGE
• VOLTAGE FLUCTUATION
• FREQUENCY VARIATION
• SPIKES / TRANSIENTS
IMPULSIVE
OSCILLATORY
• WAVEFORM DISTORTION
DC OFFSET
HARMONICS
NOTCHING
NOISE
• VOLTAGE IMBALANCE
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DURATION OF POWER DISTURBANCES
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CLASSIFICATION OF PROBLEMS RESULTING FROM
POWER DISTURBANCES
• DISRUPTIVE
EQUIPMENT DOES NOT OPERATE AS INTENDED
• DISSIPATIVE
EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCES REPEATED STRESSES THAT LEAD TO FAILURE LATER FOR NO
APPARENT REASON
• DESTRUCTIVE
EQUIPMENT FAILS AT THE INSTANT THE DISTURBANCE OCCURS
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WHAT THE POWER UTILITY CAN DO TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECT
OF POWER DISTURBANCES
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WHAT YOU CAN DO TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECT OF POWER
DISTURBANCES
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PROTECTIVE DEVICES OTHER THAN UPS
• LINE FILTERS
FILTERS OUT HARMONICS, TRANSIENTS AND NOISE
• ISOLATION TRANSFORMER
ELIMINATES DC OFFSET AND NOISE
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Power Solutions
Power Standby Power TVSS Automatic UPS
Problem Power Conditioner Voltage (online) Dual
System CVT Stabiliser Conversion
Generator (AVS)
Mains Failures
Sags /
Brownouts
Surges
Spikes /
Transients
High Frequency Noise
Frequency Variation
WHY USE A UPS?
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UPS Technologies
On-Line
Power Problem Off-Line Line Interactive
Double Conversion
Mains Failures
Sags / Brownouts
Surges
Spikes / Transients
High Frequency Noise
Harmonic Distortion
Frequency Variation
No Break Change-over
POWER DISTURBANCES
AND
PROTECTIVE DEVICES
POWER DISTURBANCE PROTECTIVE DEVICE OFFER PROTECTION?
SURGE LINE FILTER ISOLATION VOLTAGE ON-LINE UPS
PROTECTOR TRANSFORMER REGULATING
LINE
CONDITIONER
INTERRUPTION YES
SAG, UNDER VOLTAGE YES YES
SURGE, OVER VOLTAGE YES YES
VOLTAGE FLUCTUATION YES YES
FREQUENCY VARIATION YES
IMPULSIVE YES YES YES
SPIKES / TRANSIENTS
OSCILLATORY YES YES YES
DC OFFSET YES YES
HARMONICS YES YES
WAVEFORM DISTORTION INTERHARMONICS YES
NOTCHING YES YES
NOISE YES YES YES
VOLTAGE IMBALANCE YES
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UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)
• Protects against sags, brownouts, and blackouts.
• What devices should be supported by UPS?
– Factors to consider: cost, importance of service,
quality of ac line power.
– Every network file server should have power backup.
– Any critical devices (hubs, bridges, switches, routers)
should be backed up.
• UPS is for outages of short duration (on average, < 15 min).
– For extended periods of time, a generator is needed.
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UPS Components
• Batteries - storage of electrical energy (DC).
– Larger batteries (greater storage capacity) mean
UPS can supply backup power longer.
• Battery Charger - keeps batteries fully charged
when ac line power is available.
• Power Inverter - converts DC voltage from
batteries into AC line voltage.
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UPS Operation
• Basic UPS (also called line-interactive UPS or switched UPS):
– Monitors power line.
– When line power is interrupted, UPS switches to inverter powered
by batteries.
– Transfer time - time UPS takes to switch over to inverter power -
typically a few milli-secs.
• More expensive on-line UPS:
– Operates continuously on-line, supplying AC power from inverter.
– Batteries are charged from AC line voltage.
– Transfer time is zero.
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Basic UPS Block Diagram
• S1 & S2 normally closed, S3 & S4 normally
open. When AC voltage is lost, the inverter
switches on, S1 & S2 open, and S3 & S4 close.
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Uninterruptible power supply
• An uninterruptible power supply (UPS)-is a device
that contains surge protection circuits and one or
more batteries that can provide power during a
temporary or permanent loss of power
– A UPS connects between your computer and a power
source
– UPS software can shut down computers cleanly if power is
out for a pre-specified number of minutes
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On-line UPS Block Diagram
• Operates continuously on-line.
• Transfer time is zero.
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Two types of UPS
• Two types of UPS devices are standby and online
– Standby UPS-sometimes called an offline UPS, switches to
battery power when a problem occurs in the power line.
The amount of time a standby UPS allows a user to
continue working depends on the electrical requirements
of the computer and the size of the batteries in the UPS
• UPS for a PC should be 10 to 30 minutes
• Time to save current work and shut down the computer properly
– Online UPS-always runs off the battery, which provides
continuous protection
• More expensive than a standby UPS
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Uninterruptible Power Supply
• UPS: device with a built-in battery, power conditioning,
and surge protection
– A standby UPS normally supplies power to plugged-in
devices by passing the AC power directly from the wall
outlet to the device receptacle
– An online UPS supplies power continuously to plugged-in
devices through the UPS battery, which is recharged by the
wall outlet power
– Power conditioning cleans the power, removing noise
caused by other devices on the same circuit
– Surge protection keeps the computer from being affected
by sags or spikes in power flow
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UPSs (Uninterruptible Power Supplies)
• Battery-operated power source directly attached
to one or more devices and to power supply
– Prevents undesired features of outlet’s A/C power
from harming device or interrupting services
– Standby UPS: provides continuous voltage to device
• Switch to battery when power loss detected
– Online UPS: uses power from wall outlet to
continuously charge battery, while providing power
to network device through battery
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Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs)
• A standby or offline UPS is an offline battery backup that
detects the interruption of power to the power equipment
• A ferroresonant standby UPS is still an offline UPS
– the ferroresonant transformer reduces power problems
• The line-interactive UPS is always connected to the output, so
has a much faster response time and incorporates power
conditioning and line filtering
• The true online UPS works in the opposite fashion to a
standby UPS since the primary power source is the battery,
with the power feed from the utility constantly recharging
the batteries
– this model allows constant feed to the system, while completely
eliminating power quality problems
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UPS - Line interactive (Off Line)
MAINS Voltage
INPUT Stabiliser
OUTPUT
LOAD
Battery
Charger Inverter
UPS
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UPS - Line interactive (Off Line)
Normal Operation
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UPS - Line interactive (Off Line) 2-20mSecs
break in supply (£)
MAINS Voltage
INPUT Stabiliser
OUTPUT
LOAD
Battery
Charger Inverter
Mains Failure
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On-Line Dual Conversion (VFI)
VFI = Voltage and Frequency Independent
MAINS INPUT
Converter Inverter
Battery
OUTPUT
LOAD
Static/Maintenance Bypass
On line UPS
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On-Line Dual Conversion (VFI)
VFI = Voltage and Frequency Independent
V +/- 20%
45-65Hz Battery OUTPUT
LOAD
V +/- 1%
+
/-1%Hz
Static/Maintenance Bypass
NORMAL OPERATION
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On-Line Dual Conversion (VFI)
VFI = Voltage and Frequency Independent
MAINS
Vdc Vac
INPUT Converter Inverter
Battery OUTPUT
LOAD
V +/- 1%
+
/-0.05%Hz
Static/Maintenance Bypass
MAINS FAIL
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On-Line Dual Conversion (VFI)
VFI = Voltage and Frequency Independent
MAINS
INPUT Converter Inverter
Battery OUTPUT
LOAD
Vac
Static/Maintenance Bypass
OVERLOAD/FAULT
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Standards
BS EN 62040: UPS Industry standard
• BS EN 62040-1-1:2003 Uninterruptible power systems (UPS). General and safety
requirements for UPS used in operator access areas
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Off-Line UPS
Good
Off-Line Uninterruptible Power Supply:
Elements
Source
TVSS
& Load
Filters
Control
Better
Line - Interactive UPS:
Elements
TVSS
Source
Voltage
&
Boost Load
Filters
Bi - Directional
Inverter
&
Control
Battery
On-Line UPS
Best
On - Line UPS:
Elements
TVSS
Input
DC - To - DC
Charger Converter
Battery
Kamar Bedah yang membutuhkan Elektrikal Esensial
Ruang ICU/ICCU
Kamar Operasi
Ruang NICU
Sistem Pembumian IT (Isolated Neutral)
ISOLATING TRANSFORMER DI KAMAR BEDAH (SEDERHANA)