Preview

ENERGETIKA. Proceedings of CIS higher education institutions and power engineering associations

Advanced search

THE EFFECT OF LIGHTNING ON HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SUBSTATIONS’ LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEMS

https://doi.org/10.21122/1029-7448-2016-59-3-191-202

Abstract

The article presents the results of studies of the effects of lightning on low voltage systems of high voltage electrical substations with outdoor switchgears of 110 kV. The topicality of research is associated with a wide spreading of such substations as well as with a high reliability requirements of their work and, also, with their widespread distribution and high probability of lightning strikes to the substation or around it. The highest probable and the most dangerous effects of lightning on low voltage systems of a substation are determined on the basis of critical review and special literature analysis and, also, of systematization of practical information that had been collected during the survey of operating substations. Adequate physical models were developed for the list of hazardous effects based on physical processes of lightning. A model of each effect was studied on the basis of the sensitivity theory. The accuracy and adequacy of the models were verified by means of comparison of calculation results for the models under investigation with the results of calculations fulfilled in accordance with specialized programs, as well as from practical or theoretical data obtained by other authors. The factors that had been included in the models were studied and were defined in accordance with their nature (natural or artificial), the range of possible values in a substation was determined; the coefficients of elasticity were calculated. The obtained results enable to ascertain the contribution of the factor in the effect of lightning and the ability to control the factor. The relationship between the factors and the effects of lightning are shown as graphs. For practical application the information, obtained as the result of the research, was organized in the form of checklists that can be applied when collecting baseline information to develop the lightning protection of the substation, to examine the existing lightning protection, to investigate emergency situations associated with lightning strikes. The results of the study were used in practice during the pre-design survey of substations, development of the design assignment, design of lightning protection of a substation, and during fulfillment of acceptance tests and periodic inspections of lightning protection.

About the Authors

M. I. Fursanov
Belаrusian National Technical University
Belarus

Address for correspondence: Fursanov Mikhail I. — Belаrusian National Technical University 65/2 Nezavisimosty Ave., 220013, Minsk, Republic of Belarus Tel.: +375 17 292-65-52  elsyst@bntu.by



P. V. Kriksin
AESAT Electric LLC, Minsk
Belarus


References

1. Kriskin P. V., Fursanov M. I. (2012) Testing of earthing lightning. 65-ia nauch.-tekhn. konf. prof.-prepod. sostava, nauch. rabotnikov, doktorantov i aspirantov Belorus. nats. tekhn. un-ta [The 65th Scientific and Technical Conference of Lectures, Reserchers and Graduate Students of Belarusian National Technical University]. Minsk, BNTU (in Russian).

2. Kriskin P. V. (2014) Secondary effects of lightning. How it affects electronics of enterprises. Energiya i menedzhment [Power and Management], (1), 34-40 (in Russian).

3. Pikovskiy A. A., Taratin V. A. (1981) Technical-and-economical calculations in the energy sector under uncertainty. Leningrad, Publisher of the Leningrad State University. 196 (in Russian).

4. Kriskin P. V., Fursanov V. I. (2012) Evaluation of electromagnetic effects on the substation. 65-ia nauch.-tekhn. konf. prof.-prepod. sostava, nauch. rabotnikov, doktorantov i aspirantov Belorus. nats. tekhn. un-ta [The 65th Scientific and Technical Conference of Lectures, Reserchers and Graduate Students of Belarusian National Technical University]. Minsk, BNTU (in Russian).

5. Kriskin P. V. (2012) Modeling and analysis of the processes occurring during the drainage of the lightning current into the ground. Energiya i menedzhment [Power and Management], (2), 14-19 (in Russian).

6. Kriskin P. V., Bohan N. V. (2011) Earthing device of a substation as the basis of electromagnetic compatibility of technical means. The experience of the Belarusian energy system. Energiya i menedzhment [Power and Management], (6), 18-20 (in Russian).

7. TKP 339–2011 (2011). Installations for voltages up to 750 kV. The air lines and electrical conductors, switchboards and transformer substations, installations of electrical power and a battery, the electrical installation in residential and public buildings. Rules for electrical safety and protective measures. Accounting for electricity. Rates of acceptance tests. Minsk, Minenergo. 593 (in Russian).

8. Bazaielyan E. M., Raizen Yu. P. (2001) Lightning and lightning protection physics. Moscow: Fizmatlit. 320 (in Russian).

9. Bazaielyan E. M., Gorin B. N., Levitov V. I. (1978) Physical and engineering foundations of lightning protection. Leningrad, Gidrometizdat. 223 (in Russian).

10. IEC 62305-1:2010. Protection against lightning Part 1: General principles. 137.

11. VDB Blitzschutz Montage-Handbuch Online. Verband Deutscher blitzschutzfirmen. Available at: www.vdb.blitzschutz.com. (accessed: 02 March 2015).


Review

For citations:


Fursanov M.I., Kriksin P.V. THE EFFECT OF LIGHTNING ON HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SUBSTATIONS’ LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEMS. ENERGETIKA. Proceedings of CIS higher education institutions and power engineering associations. 2016;59(3):191-202. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21122/1029-7448-2016-59-3-191-202

Views: 1023


Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.


ISSN 1029-7448 (Print)
ISSN 2414-0341 (Online)