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IEEE 57.13.9

Coupling Capacitor Voltage Transformer

Working Group

October 20, 2020

Web meeting

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C57.13.9 WG membership

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Randy Brannen hrbranne@southernco.com Southern Company ServicesMichael Craven mpcraven@bellsouth.net Phoenix Engineering ServicesRolando Demes rdemes@arteche.com.mx ArtecheIvan Konta ivan.konta@koncar-mjt.hr KONCAR - Instrument TransformersDeepak Kumaria dkkumaria@gmail.com Hitachi ABB Power Grids

Nigel Macdonaldnigel.macdonald@trench-group.com Trench Limited

Arnaud Martig arnaud.martig@trench-group.com Trench LimitedJames McBride jim@jmxservices.com JMX Services, Inc.Ross McTaggart ross.mctaggart@ieee.org Trench LimitedRobert Middleton bob.middleton@rhmintl.com RHM InternationalAdnan Rashid adnan.rashid@canada.ca Measurement Canada / ISEDPatrick Rock patrock@ieee.org American Transmission Co.Zoltan Roman zoltan.roman@ge.com GE Grid SolutionsThomas Sizemore thomas.sizemore.us@ieee.org ABB Inc.Steven Snyder slsnyder@ieee.org Hitachi ABB Power Grids

Dervis Tekin stekin@hubbell.com Meramec Instrument Transformer Co.Deniss Villagran deniss.villagran@ge.com GE Grid SolutionsDavid Wallace daweleceng@aol.com Mississippi State UniversityBarrett Wimberly barrett.wimberly@ge.com GE Grid SolutionsIgor Ziger igor.ziger@koncar-mjt.hr KONCAR - Instrument Transformers

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Status of the standard

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• 95%+ ready

• Missing PLC related parts, waiting for PSCC proposal

• Comments from the three online meetings will be included in Draft 9,

which is intended for balloting

• PAR extension might be required

• One or two more online meetings needed to finish

• Two major topics to conclude on: dielectric levels and PD levels

• Two new topics brought up since last meeting: capacitance ranges and

RIV

PAR extension

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Survey results – from MoM October 16, 2018

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Dielectric levels for CCVTs

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Dielectric levels from IEEE 1427-2006

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Dielectric levels from IEEE 1427-2006

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PD levels

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New topics

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• Capacitance ranges – Randy Brannen

• RIV testing – Pierre Riffon

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C ranges - comments from Randy Brannen

Proposed capacitance ranges to be added in an annex

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Proposal

Standard Capacitance High Capacitance

Unit type Standard Capacitance Range High Capacitance Range UnitsCCVT72 8000-17000 20000-40000 pF

CCVT-100

CCVT-123 5000-11000 14000-24000 pF

CCVT-145 4000-9000 18000-20000 pF

CCVT-170 4000-8000 15000-18000 pF

CCVT-245 4000-6000 10000-12000 pF

CCVT-300 3000-7000 11000-13000 pF

CCVT-362 2500-6000 7000-11000 pF

CCVT-420 2000-5000 6000-8000 pF

CCVT-525 1500-4000 5000-8000 pF

CCVT-765 N/A 3000-5000 pF

RIV testing - comments from Pierre Riffon

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