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Sheath induced voltage under the steady state for any formations, when the outer side of cables is phase a and c, is obtained
by following formula.
1 2S 2
2
E a jωI b 2.10 - 7 - log e ab
dS ca
j 3 log 2S ca
2
e 0.025 [V/m]
d
Where,
Where,
Ib : Current in Phase b 501.0 [A]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 111.7 [mm]
Sab : Axial Spacing of Phase a and b 124.6 [mm]
Sca : Axial Spacing of Phase c and a 124.6 [mm]
f : Frequency 50 [Hz]
10.0
Nov. 23, 2010
5.0
0.0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
2.2 under Fault Conditions in Cross Bonding System [ Not considered for this project ]
In the general case of any cable formation, assuming a fault between phase a and c with no ground current flowing, when Iac is the
fault current and outer side of cables is phase a and c in flat formation, the greatest sheath voltage of the other types of fault is given
by phase-to-phase fault and can be calculated by following formula.
2S
E a jwI ac (2 10 7 ) log e ac 2.521 [V/m]
d
Where,
Iac : Fault Current 50,000 [A]
Sac : Axial Spacing of Phase a and c 124.6 [mm]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 111.7 [mm]
f : Frequency 50 [Hz]
1,000
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
Ref. No. : 10387-SVL-01
Rev. No. : 0
Page No. : 3 of 10
In the general case of any cable formation, assuming a fault in phase a, when Iag is the fault current and the biggest spacing is
between phase a and ECC, the greatest sheath voltage of the other types of fault is given by single phase-to-ground fault
and can be calculated by following formula.
S 2 d
E a jwI ag (2 10 7 ) log e 8.580 [V/m]
d rg
Where,
Iag : Fault Current 50,000 [A]
S : Axial Spacing (Flat: between Adjacent Cables / Trefoil: Power Cable and ECC) 114.8 [mm]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 111.7 [mm]
f : Frequency [Hz] 50 [Hz]
rg : Geometric Mean Radius of Earth Continuity Conductor, 0.75 x 1/2 d g 7.7 [mm]
dg : Outer Diameter of Earth Continuity Conductor (300sqmm) 20.5 [mm]
2,000
1,000
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
24 C
2.4. Conclusionof
l i f Sheath
Sh th VVoltage
lt Limiter
Li it
1) SVL shall not only be suitable for continuous operation with an applied voltage equal to the sheath induced voltage at full load
or at the overload rating for the circuit, but also withstand the power frequency over voltage applied to resistor as a result of all kinds
of external system faults. The results are shown in following table.
[Calculation Results of Sheath Induced Voltage] ( Calculation is based on 1cct, trefoil formation)
Cross Bonding
Item Single Point Bonding Requirements
[Not related]
Max. Minor Section Length [m] 740
Steady State [Vrms] 0.0 18.7 Not Specified
Transient State Cross Bonding 0.0 -
Not Specified
[kVrms] Single Point Bonding - 6.3
Note)
1. Maximum minor section length is assumed to be approximately 740m for Single point bonding section
Therefore, MCOV 5kV SVL can be applied, taking into account of Power Frequency Voltage versus Time Curve as shown below.
(Note that time duration is 1.0sec.)
Approx. 6.7kV
1.0sec
2) SVL shall have the sufficient energy absorption capability, which can be calculated as follows.
Where,
PSVL : Energy Absorption Capability of SVL [kJ]
VRES : Residual Voltage of SVL at a Current of 10kA, 8/20μsec Wave 16,700 [V]
[Refer to Enclosed Catalogue of SVL]
ISVL : Discharge Current of SVL 11,441 [A]
2E e
I SVL 11.4 [kA]
ZS
E : Maximum Surge Voltage 239 [kV]
2 1.15
E U 0. 7 239 [kV]
3 1 .1
U : Rated Voltage 400 [kV]
e : Discharge Inception Voltage of SVL of Uc=5kV 8.8 [kV]
ZS : Surge Impedance of Cable between Conductor and Sheath 41.0 [ohm]
60 D
ZS ln 41.0 [ohm]
εr d
εr : Relative Permittivity of Cable Insulation 2.5
D : Outer Diameter of Cable Insulation 100.2 [mm]
d : Outer Diameter of Cable Conductor 34.0 [mm]
TTAIL : Estimated Duration of Surge 20E-06 [sec]
From the enclosed catalogue, we can observe that SVL of Uc=5kV can absorb the energy occurred by invaded surge.
Sheath induced voltage under the steady state for any formations, when the outer side of cables is phase a and c, is obtained
by following formula.
1 2S 2
2
E a jωI b 2.10 - 7 - log e ab
dS ca
j 3 log 2S ca
2
e 0.024 [V/m]
d
Where,
Where,
Ib : Current in Phase b 501.0 [A]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 111.7 [mm]
Sab : Axial Spacing of Phase a and b 121.1 [mm]
Sca : Axial Spacing of Phase c and a 121.1 [mm]
f : Frequency 50 [Hz]
10.0
Nov. 23, 2010
5.0
0.0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
3.2 under Fault Conditions in Cross Bonding System [ Not considered for this project ]
In the general case of any cable formation, assuming a fault between phase a and c with no ground current flowing, when Iac is the
fault current and outer side of cables is phase a and c in flat formation, the greatest sheath voltage of the other types of fault is given
by phase-to-phase fault and can be calculated by following formula.
2S
E a jwI ac (2 10 7 ) log e ac 2.431 [V/m]
d
Where,
Iac : Fault Current 50,000 [A]
Sac : Axial Spacing of Phase a and c 121.1 [mm]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 111.7 [mm]
f : Frequency 50 [Hz]
1,000
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
Ref. No. : 10387-SVL-01
Rev. No. : 0
Page No. : 6 of 10
In the general case of any cable formation, assuming a fault in phase a, when Iag is the fault current and the biggest spacing is
between phase a and ECC, the greatest sheath voltage of the other types of fault is given by single phase-to-ground fault
and can be calculated by following formula.
S 2 d
E a jwI ag (2 10 7 ) log e 8.432 [V/m]
d rg
Where,
Iag : Fault Current 50,000 [A]
S : Axial Spacing (Flat: between Adjacent Cables / Trefoil: Power Cable and ECC) 112.1 [mm]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 111.7 [mm]
f : Frequency [Hz] 50 [Hz]
rg : Geometric Mean Radius of Earth Continuity Conductor, 0.75 x 1/2 d g 7.7 [mm]
dg : Outer Diameter of Earth Continuity Conductor (300sqmm) 20.5 [mm]
2,000
1,000
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
34C
3.4 Conclusionof
l i f Sheath
Sh th VVoltage
lt Limiter
Li it
1) SVL shall not only be suitable for continuous operation with an applied voltage equal to the sheath induced voltage at full load
or at the overload rating for the circuit, but also withstand the power frequency over voltage applied to resistor as a result of all kinds
of external system faults. The results are shown in following table.
[Calculation Results of Sheath Induced Voltage] ( Calculation is based on 1cct, trefoil formation)
Cross Bonding
Item Single Point Bonding Requirements
[Not related]
Max. Minor Section Length [m] 715
Steady State [Vrms] 0.0 17.4 Not Specified
Transient State Cross Bonding 0.0 -
Not Specified
[kVrms] Single Point Bonding - 6.0
Note)
1. Maximum minor section length is assumed to be approximately 715m for Single point bonding section
Therefore, MCOV 5kV SVL can be applied, taking into account of Power Frequency Voltage versus Time Curve as shown below.
(Note that time duration is 1.0sec.)
Approx. 6.7kV
1.0sec
2) SVL shall have the sufficient energy absorption capability, which can be calculated as follows.
Where,
PSVL : Energy Absorption Capability of SVL [kJ]
VRES : Residual Voltage of SVL at a Current of 10kA, 8/20μsec Wave 16,700 [V]
[Refer to Enclosed Catalogue of SVL]
ISVL : Discharge Current of SVL 9,482 [A]
2E e
I SVL 9.5 [kA]
ZS
E : Maximum Surge Voltage 239 [kV]
2 1.15
E U 0. 7 239 [kV]
3 1 .1
U : Rated Voltage 400 [kV]
e : Discharge Inception Voltage of SVL of Uc=5kV 8.8 [kV]
ZS : Surge Impedance of Cable between Conductor and Sheath 49.5 [ohm]
60 D
ZS ln 49.5 [ohm]
εr d
εr : Relative Permittivity of Cable Insulation 2.5
D : Outer Diameter of Cable Insulation 96.9 [mm]
d : Outer Diameter of Cable Conductor 26.3 [mm]
TTAIL : Estimated Duration of Surge 20E-06 [sec]
From the enclosed catalogue, we can observe that SVL of Uc=5kV can absorb the energy occurred by invaded surge.
Sheath induced voltage under the steady state for any formations, when the outer side of cables is phase a and c, is obtained
by following formula.
1 2S 2
2
E a jωI b 2.10 - 7 - log e ab
dS ca
j 3 log 2S ca
2
e 0.046 [V/m]
d
Where,
Where,
Ib : Current in Phase b 918.0 [A]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 107.25 [mm]
Sab : Axial Spacing of Phase a and b 120.1 [mm]
Sca : Axial Spacing of Phase c and a 120.1 [mm]
f : Frequency 50 [Hz]
3.2 under Fault Conditions in Cross Bonding System [ Not considered for this project ]
In the general case of any cable formation, assuming a fault between phase a and c with no ground current flowing, when Iac is the
fault current and outer side of cables is phase a and c in flat formation, the greatest sheath voltage of the other types of fault is given
by phase-to-phase fault and can be calculated by following formula.
2S
E a jwI ac (2 10 7 ) log e ac 2.533 [V/m]
d
Where,
Iac : Fault Current 50,000 [A]
Sac : Axial Spacing of Phase a and c 120.1 [mm]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 107.3 [mm]
f : Frequency 50 [Hz]
1,000
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
Ref. No. : 10387-SVL-01
Rev. No. : 0
Page No. : 9 of 10
In the general case of any cable formation, assuming a fault in phase a, when Iag is the fault current and the biggest spacing is
between phase a and ECC, the greatest sheath voltage of the other types of fault is given by single phase-to-ground fault
and can be calculated by following formula.
S 2 d
E a jwI ag (2 10 7 ) log e 8.516 [V/m]
d rg
Where,
Iag : Fault Current 50,000 [A]
S : Axial Spacing (Flat: between Adjacent Cables / Trefoil: Power Cable and ECC) 111.4 [mm]
d : Geometric Mean Diameter of Sheath or Shield 107.3 [mm]
f : Frequency [Hz] 50 [Hz]
rg : Geometric Mean Radius of Earth Continuity Conductor, 0.75 x 1/2 d g 7.7 [mm]
dg : Outer Diameter of Earth Continuity Conductor (300sqmm) 20.5 [mm]
2,000
1,000
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Route Length [m]
44C
4.4 Conclusionof
l i f Sheath
Sh th VVoltage
lt Limiter
Li it
1) SVL shall not only be suitable for continuous operation with an applied voltage equal to the sheath induced voltage at full load
or at the overload rating for the circuit, but also withstand the power frequency over voltage applied to resistor as a result of all kinds
of external system faults. The results are shown in following table.
[Calculation Results of Sheath Induced Voltage] ( Calculation is based on 1cct, trefoil formation)
Cross Bonding
Item Single Point Bonding Requirements
[Not related]
Max. Minor Section Length [m] 300
Steady State [Vrms] 0.0 13.9 Not Specified
Transient State Cross Bonding 0.0 -
Not Specified
[kVrms] Single Point Bonding - 2.6
Note)
1. Maximum minor section length is assumed to be approximately 300m for Single point bonding section
Therefore, MCOV 5kV SVL can be applied, taking into account of Power Frequency Voltage versus Time Curve as shown below.
(Note that time duration is 1.0sec.)
Approx. 6.7kV
1.0sec
2) SVL shall have the sufficient energy absorption capability, which can be calculated as follows.
Where,
PSVL : Energy Absorption Capability of SVL [kJ]
VRES : Residual Voltage of SVL at a Current of 10kA, 8/20μsec Wave 16,700 [V]
[Refer to Enclosed Catalogue of SVL]
ISVL : Discharge Current of SVL 14,450 [A]
2E e
I SVL 14.4 [kA]
ZS
E : Maximum Surge Voltage 239 [kV]
2 1.15
E U 0. 7 239 [kV]
3 1 .1
U : Rated Voltage 400 [kV]
e : Discharge Inception Voltage of SVL of Uc=5kV 8.8 [kV]
ZS : Surge Impedance of Cable between Conductor and Sheath 32.5 [ohm]
60 D
ZS ln 32.5 [ohm]
εr d
εr : Relative Permittivity of Cable Insulation 2.5
D : Outer Diameter of Cable Insulation 98.4 [mm]
d : Outer Diameter of Cable Conductor 41.8 [mm]
TTAIL : Estimated Duration of Surge 20E-06 [sec]
From the enclosed catalogue, we can observe that SVL of Uc=5kV can absorb the energy occurred by invaded surge.
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