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Page 1: Transformer Monitoring Systemyonetim.famenerji.com/Images/Catalog/TMS-eng.pdf · Samir Keitoue, dipl. ing. Fallerovo šetalište 22, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia Phone: +385 1 3655 302,

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Transformer Monitoring System

Page 2: Transformer Monitoring Systemyonetim.famenerji.com/Images/Catalog/TMS-eng.pdf · Samir Keitoue, dipl. ing. Fallerovo šetalište 22, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia Phone: +385 1 3655 302,

Benefits

•Detects incipient faults and assists in preventing failures and unplanned outages•Enables the condition based maintenance•Improves staff safety and environmental protection•Provides valuable data for a root cause analysis and an investigation in case of a failure event•Helps in optimizing transformer performance and enables better asset management (overloading, lifetime expectancy estimations)•Makes your transformer ready for the ‘Smart Grid’

OverviewTransformers are one of the key and most valuable components in a power system. Equipping them with an on-line monitoring system is essential for information gathering, condition assessment, better management and decision making.

Decades of experience in transformer design, production and on-site diagnostics as well as afield-provenhardwareplatformarebuiltintoKončarTMS–astate-of-the-artmonitoringand diagnostic system.

Features•Comprehensive on-line monitoring system

for all types of power transformers and shunt reactors•Modular and expandable system for

a new or an existing transformer (retrofitting),opentoanytransformermanufacturer•Provides monitoring and diagnostic for all

vital transformer parts by integrating the available sensors and supporting various IED communication protocols•Built-in models for transformer condition

assessment (bushings, thermal model, insulationageing,coolingefficiency,OLTC)•Advanced trending analysis tools• Interpretation methods of fault gas

analysis according to the relevant IEC and IEEE standards•Userdefinedalarmlimitandgradient

setting•Long term archival of data and event

logging•Periodic automatic report generation•Various remote access options

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Bushings•Operatingvoltages•Overvoltages•Changeofbushingcapacitance•Tandelta/powerfactor•Loadingcurrent(singleorthreephase)

Active part•Power(apparent,active,reactive)•Losses•Oiltemperature(top,bottom)•Ambienttemperature•Hot-spottemperature(calculationorfiberoptic measurement)•Gasinoil(singleormultigassensors)•Moistureinoilandpaper•Paperinsulationageingandlifetime

Partial discharges•Electrical,acousticandUHFmethodsavailable

On-Load Tap Changer•Tapposition•Numberofswitchingoperations•Switchingtime•PowerconsumptionoftheOLTCmotordrive•OLTCoiltemperatureanddifferential•Sumofswitchedcurrent•Contactwear

Cooling system•Oiltemperaturesatthecoolerinletsandoutlets•Coolingefficiency•Runninghoursofpumpsandfans•ContentofgasintheBuchholzrelay•Oillevelintheconservator•Intelligentcoolingcontrol•Auxiliaryequipmentstatusesandalarms(pressure relief device, OTI, WTI, Buchholz relay, etc.)

Tools•Trendanalysis•Alarmsandeventslogging•Loadingforecast•DataexporttotextandMicrosoftExcel•Automaticreportgeneration

Monitoring functionsDue to modularity any of the following functions may be included in the system:

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Architecture

Inputs and outputs

Data logging

Data visualization

Communication

Supported protocols

Power supply

Cabinet

Operating temperature

Standards compliance

Data acquisition unit with the real-time controller installed on the transformer and Indus-trialPCinstalledinthecontrol/telecomroom

DC analog inputs: 4-20 mA; 0-10 V DCACanaloginputs(CT):0-1/5ARTDinputs:Pt-100Digital inputs: dry contacts with 24V wettingAnalog outputs: 4-20 mADigital outputs: potential free contacts (SPDT relays)Quantity: as per requirementAll channels protected from overvoltages and overcurrents

SQL database used for long-term data, alarms and events archivalEvent driven data acquisition results in a reduced database size

Web browser or client application for local and remote access

Physicallayer:RS-232,Ethernet10/100,Fiberoptic

IEC61850;IEC60870-5-101and104;Modbus;OPC

Universal switching power supplyVoltage:85VAC-264VAC,singlephaseFrequency:45–65Hz

Material:Paintedstainlesssteel(colorselectionperRALscale)Rating:IP54(standard),IP66(onrequest)Mounting: on a tank wall or a stand

-40 to +60°C

EMCDirective2004/108/ECandstandards:EN61000-6-2:2005;EN61000-6-4:2007;EN61000-3-2:2006;EN61000-3-3:2008LVDDirective2006/95/ECandstandards:EN60950-1:2006+A11:2009

Monitoringsystemspecification

Services•Consulting services on how to select the optimal condition monitoring system for a new or

an old transformer• Installation and commissioning•Staff training•Recommendationoflimitvalues(alarms)settings•Expertise in interpretation of the acquired monitoring results

KONČAR - Electrical Engineering Institute Inc.Transformer Department

RajkoGardijan,dipl.ing.Fallerovo šetalište 22, 10000 Zagreb, CroatiaPhone:+38513655302,Fax:+38513667306E-mail: [email protected]: www.koncar-institut.com

SamirKeitoue,dipl.ing.Fallerovo šetalište 22, 10000 Zagreb, CroatiaPhone:+38513655302,Fax:+38513667306E-mail: [email protected]