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(Main)Series capacitors for power systems - Part 4: Thyristor controlled series capacitors
Series capacitors for power systems - Part 4: Thyristor controlled series capacitors
Reihenkondensatoren für Starkstromanlagen - Teil 4: Thyristorgesteuerte Reihenkondensatoren
Condensateurs série destinés à être installés sur des réseaux - Partie 4: Condensateurs série commandés par thyristors
Zaporedni kondenzatorji za elektroenergetske sisteme - 4. del: Zaporedni kondenzatorji s tiristorskim upravljanjem
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SLOVENSKI STANDARD
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01-februar-2022
Zaporedni kondenzatorji za elektroenergetske sisteme - 4. del: Zaporedni
kondenzatorji s tiristorskim upravljanjem
Series capacitors for power systems - Part 4: Thyristor controlled series capacitors
Reihenkondensatoren für Starkstromanlagen - Teil 4: ThyristorgesteuerteReihenkondensatoren
Condensateurs série destinés à être installés sur des réseaux - Partie 4: Condensateurs
série commandés par thyristorsTa slovenski standard je istoveten z: prEN IEC 60143-4:2021
ICS:
29.240.99 Druga oprema v zvezi z Other equipment related to
omrežji za prenos in power transmission and
distribucijo električne energije distribution networks
31.060.70 Močnostni kondenzatorji Power capacitors
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.
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IEC TC 33 : POWER CAPACITORS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
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1 CONTENTS
2 FOREWORD ........................................................................................................................... 4
3 1 Scope ............................................................................................................................... 6
4 2 Normative references ....................................................................................................... 6
5 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations ................................................................................ 7
6 3.1 Abbreviations .......................................................................................................... 7
7 3.2 Terms and definitions .............................................................................................. 7
8 4 Operating and rating considerations ............................................................................... 11
9 4.1 General ................................................................................................................. 11
10 4.2 TCSC characteristics ............................................................................................. 14
11 4.3 Operating range .................................................................................................... 15
12 4.4 Reactive power rating ............................................................................................ 16
13 4.5 Power oscillation damping (POD) .......................................................................... 16
14 4.6 SSR mitigation ...................................................................................................... 16
15 4.7 Harmonics ............................................................................................................. 17
16 4.8 Control interactions between TCSCs in parallel lines ............................................. 17
17 4.9 Operating range, overvoltages and duty cycles ..................................................... 17
18 4.9.1 Operating range ........................................................................................ 17
19 4.9.2 Transient overvoltages .............................................................................. 17
20 4.9.3 Duty cycles ................................................................................................ 17
21 5 Valve control .................................................................................................................. 18
22 5.1 Triggering system .................................................................................................. 18
23 5.2 System aspects ..................................................................................................... 19
24 5.3 Normal operating conditions .................................................................................. 19
25 5.4 Valve firing during system faults ............................................................................ 20
26 5.5 Actions at low line current ..................................................................................... 20
27 5.6 Monitoring ............................................................................................................. 20
28 6 Ratings ........................................................................................................................... 20
29 6.1 Capacitor rating ..................................................................................................... 20
30 6.2 Reactor rating ....................................................................................................... 21
31 6.3 Thyristor valve rating ............................................................................................. 21
32 6.3.1 Current capability ...................................................................................... 21
33 6.3.2 Voltage capability ...................................................................................... 22
34 6.4 Varistor rating ....................................................................................................... 24
35 6.5 Insulation level and creepage distance .................................................................. 24
36 7 Tests .............................................................................................................................. 24
37 7.1 Test of the capacitor .............................................................................................. 25
38 7.1.1 Routine tests ............................................................................................. 25
39 7.1.2 Type tests ................................................................................................. 25
40 7.1.3 Special test (endurance test) ..................................................................... 26
41 7.2 Tests of the TCSC reactor ..................................................................................... 26
42 7.2.1 Routine tests ............................................................................................. 26
43 7.2.2 Type tests ................................................................................................. 26
44 7.2.3 Special tests .............................................................................................. 26
45 7.3 Tests of thyristor valves ........................................................................................ 27
46 7.3.1 Routine tests ............................................................................................. 27
47 7.3.2 Type tests ................................................................................................. 27
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48 7.4 Tests of protection and control system .................................................................. 27
49 7.4.1 Routine tests ............................................................................................. 28
50 7.4.2 Type tests ................................................................................................. 28
51 7.4.3 Special tests .............................................................................................. 29
52 8 Guidance for selection of rating and operation ................................................................ 29
53 8.1 General ................................................................................................................. 29
54 8.2 Thyristor controlled series capacitor ...................................................................... 31
55 8.2.1 AC transmission system ............................................................................ 31
56 8.2.2 TCSC operational objectives ..................................................................... 31
57 8.2.3 TCSC ratings ............................................................................................. 32
58 8.3 Thyristor valves ..................................................................................................... 33
59 8.4 Capacitors and reactors ........................................................................................ 33
60 8.4.1 Capacitor considerations ........................................................................... 34
61 8.4.2 Reactor considerations .............................................................................. 34
62 8.5 Fault duty cycles for varistor rating ........................................................................ 34
63 8.6 Valve cooling system ............................................................................................. 35
64 8.7 TCSC control and protection ................................................................................. 36
65 8.7.1 Control ...................................................................................................... 36
66 8.7.2 Protection .................................................................................................. 38
67 8.7.3 Monitoring and recording ........................................................................... 39
68 8.8 Precommissioning and commissioning tests .......................................................... 39
69 8.8.1 Introduction ............................................................................................... 39
70 8.8.2 Precommissioning tests ............................................................................. 40
71 8.8.3 Station tests .............................................................................................. 40
72 8.8.4 Commissioning (field) tests ........................................................................ 40
73 Bibliography ........................................................................................................................ 42
75 Figure 1 – Typical nomenclature of a TCSC installation ........................................................ 12
76 Figure 2 – TCSC subsegment ............................................................................................... 13
77 Figure 3 – TCSC steady state waveforms for control angle α and conduction interval σ ........ 14
78 Figure 4 – TCSC power frequency steady state reactance characteristics according to
79 Equation (1) with λ = 2,5 ....................................................................................................... 15
80 Figure 5 – Example of TCSC operating range for POD (left) and SSR mitigation (right) ........ 15
81 Figure 6 – Valve base electronics (VBE) ............................................................................... 18
82 Figure 7 – Valve electronics (VE) .......................................................................................... 19
83 Figure 8 – Thyristor valve voltage in a TCSC ........................................................................ 23
84 Figure 9 – Typical block diagram of a real time TCSC protection- and control system
85 simulation environment ......................................................................................................... 29
86 Figure 10 – Example of operating range diagram for TCSC ................................................... 32
88 Table 1 – Peak and RMS voltage relationships ..................................................................... 13
89 Table 2 – Typical external fault duty cycle with unsuccessful high speed auto-reclosing ....... 34
90 Table 3 – Typical duty cycle for internal fault with successful high speed auto-reclosing ....... 34
91 Table 4 – Typical duty cycle for internal fault with unsuccessful high speed auto-
92 reclosing ............................................................................................................................... 35
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95 INTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL COMMISSION
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98 SERIES CAPACITORS FOR POWER SYSTEMS –
100 Part 4: Thyristor controlled series capacitors
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102
103 FOREWORD
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136 International Standard IEC 60143-4 has been prepared by IEC technical committee 33: Power
137 capacitors and their applications.138 This part of IEC 60143 is to be used in conjunction with the following standards:
139 – IEC 60143-1:2015, Series capacitors for power systems – Part 1: General140 – IEC 60143-2:2012, Series capacitors for power systems – Part 2: Protective equipment for
141 series capacitor banks142 – IEC 60143-3:2015, Series capacitors for power systems – Part 3: Internal fuses
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144 This draft was written based on the current standard IEC 60143-4 ED 1.0; changes compared
145 with the aforesaid document are highlighted in red. Further changes compared to 33/652/CD
146 are highlighted in light blue.147 A list of all parts of IEC 60143 series, under the general title Series capacitors for power
148 systems can be found on the iec website.149 NOTE This standard contains excerpts reproduced from IEEE Std 1534-2002. IEEE Std 1534-2002 IEEE
150 Recommended Practice for Specifying Thyristor-Controlled Series Capacitors. Reprinted with permission from IEEE,
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163 SERIES CAPACITORS FOR POWER SYSTEMS –
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165 Part 4: Thyristor controlled series capacitors
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167
168
169 1 Scope
170 This part of IEC 60143 specifies testing of thyristor controlled series capacitor (TCSC)
171 installations used in series with transmission lines. This standard also addresses issues that
172 consider ratings for TCSC thyristor valve assemblies, capacitors, and reactors as well as TCSC
173 control characteristics, protective features, cooling system and system operation.
174 2 Normative references175 The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of th is document. For
176 dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of
177 the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.178 NOTE If there is a conflict between this part of IEC 60143 and a standard listed below in Clause 2, this standard
179 prevails.180 IEC 60050-436, International Electrotechnical Vocabulary – Chapter 436: Power capacitors
181 IEC 60060-1, High-voltage test techniques – Part 1: General definitions and test requirements
182 IEC 60068-1, Environmental Testing – Part 1: General and guidance183 IEC 60068-2-2, Basic environmental testing procedures – Part 2-2: Tests – Tests B: Dry heat
184 IEC 60068-2-78, Basic environmental testing procedures – Part 2-78: Tests – Tests C: Damp
185 heat, steady state186 IEC 60071-1, Insulation co-ordination – Part 1: Definitions, principles and rules
187 IEC 60071-2, Insulation co-ordination – Part 2: Application guide188 IEC 60076-1, Power transformers – Part 1: General
189 IEC 60076-6:2007, Power transformers – Part 6: Reactors
190 IEC 60143-1:2015, Series capacitors for power systems – Part 1: General
191 IEC 60143-2:2012, Series capacitors for power systems – Part 2: Protective equipment for
192 series capacitor banks193 IEC 60143-3:2015, Series capacitors for power systems – Part 3: Internal fuses
194 IEC 60255-5, Electrical relays – Part 5: Insulation coordination for measuring relays and
195 protection equipment – Requirements and tests196 IEC 60255-21 (all parts), Electrical relays – Vibration, shock, bump and seismic tests on
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198 IEC 61000-4-29, Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-29: Testing and measurement
199 techniques – Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations on d.c. input port immunity
200 tests201 IEC 62823:2015, Thyristor valves for thyristor controlled series capacitors (TCSC) – Electrical
202 testing203 NOTE Additional useful references, not explicitly referenced in the text, are listed in the Bibliography.
204 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations205 For the purposes of this document, the following terms, definitions and abbreviations as well as
206 those given in IEC 60143-1, IEC 60143-2, IEC 60143-3 and some taken from IEC 60050-436
207 apply.208 NOTE In some instances, the IEC definitions may be either too broad or too restrictive. In such a case, an additional
209 definition or note has been included.210 3.1 Abbreviations
ETT Electrically triggered thyristors
FACTS Flexible ac transmission systems
FSC Fixed series compensation
LTT Light-triggered thyristors
MC Master control
MTBF Mean time between failure
MTTR Mean time to repair
POD Power oscillation damping
RAM Reliability, availability, and maintainability
RIV Radio influence voltage
RTU Remote terminal unit
SCADA Supervisory control and data acquisition
ER Events recorder
FR Fault recorder
RTDS Real time digital simulation
SSR Sub synchronous resonance
SVC Static var compensator
TCR Thyristor-controlled reactor
RMS Root-mean-square
BLK Blocked (mode of operation)
BP Bypass (mode of operation)
CAP Capacitive boost (mode of operation)
HMI Human Machine Interface
211
212 3.2 Terms and definitions
213 3.2.1
214 thyristor valve
215 electrically combined assembly of thyristor levels, complete with all connections, auxiliary
216 components and mechanical structures, which can be connected in series with each phase of
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218 3.2.2
219 bypass current
220 the current flowing through the bypass switch, protective device, thyristor valve, or other
221 devices, in parallel with the series capacitor, when the series capacitor is bypassed
222 3.2.3223 capacitive range
224 TCSC operation resulting in an effective increase of the power frequency reactance of the series
225 capacitor (See Figure 5)226 3.2.4
227 temporary overload
228 short duration (typically 30 min) overload capability of the TCSC at rated frequency and ambient
229 temperature range230 3.2.5
231 dynamic overload
232 short duration (typically 10 s) overload capability of the TCSC at rated frequency and ambient
233 temperature range. (See Figure 5 and Figure 10)234 3.2.6
235 platform-to-ground cooling/air-handling insulator
236 an insulator that encloses cooling/air handling paths between platform and ground level
237 3.2.7238 thyristor-controlled series capacitor bank
239 TCSC
240 an assembly of thyristor valves, TCSC reactor(s), capacitors, and associated auxiliaries, such
241 as structures, support insulators, switches, and protective devices, with control equipment
242 required for a complete operating installation243 3.2.8
244 valve electronics
245 VE
246 electronic circuits at valve potential(s) that perform control functions
247 3.2.9
248 TCSC reactor
249 one or more reactors connected in series with the thyristor valve (see NOTE This figure contains material
250 reproduced from IEEE Std 1534-2002. IEEE Std 1534-2002 IEEE Recommended Practice for Specifying Thyristor-
251 Controlled Series Capacitors, Copyright 2002 IEEE. All rights reserved.252 Figure 1, item 12)
253 3.2.10
254 valve varistor
255 an assembly of varistor units that limit overvoltages to a given value. In the context of TCSCs,
256 the valve varistor is typically defined by its ability to limit the voltage across a thyristor valve to
257 a specified protective level while absorbing energy. The valve varistor is designed to withstand
258 the temporary overvoltages and continuous operating voltage across the thyristor valve
259 3.2.11260 valve blocking
261 an operation to prevent further firing of a thyristor valve by inhibiting triggering
262 3.2.12263 valve deblocking
264 an operation to permit firing of a thyristor valve by removing valve blocking action
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265 3.2.13
266 valve base electronics
267 VBE
268 an electronic unit, at earth potential, which is the interface between the control system of the
269 TCSC and the thyristor valves270 3.2.14
271 capacitor current
272 I
273 current through the series capacitor (see Figure 2)
274 3.2.15
275 line current
276 I
277 power frequency line current (see Figure 2)
278 3.2.16
279 rated current
280 I
281 the RMS line current (I ) at which the TCSC should be capable of continuous operation with
282 rated reactance (X ) and rated voltage (U )N N
283 3.2.17
284 valve current
285 I
286 current through the thyristor valve (see Figure 2)
287 3.2.18
288 capacitor voltage
289 U
290 voltage across the TCSC (see Figure 2)
291 3.2.19
292 protective level
293 U
294 magnitude of the maximum peak of the power frequency voltage appearing across the
295 overvoltage protector during a power system fault296 NOTE The protective level may be expressed in terms of the actual peak voltage across a segment or in terms of
297 the per unit of the peak of the rated voltage across the capacitor.298 3.2.20
299 rated TCSC voltage
300 U
301 the power frequency voltage across each phase of the TCSC that can be continuously controlled
302 at nominal reactance (X ), rated current (I ), frequency, and reference ambient temperature
N N303 range
304 3.2.21
305 apparent reactance
306 X(α)
307 TCSC apparent power frequency reactance as a function of thyristor control angle ( α) (see
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309 3.2.22
310 rated frequency
311 f
312 frequency of the system in which the TCSC is intended to be used
313 3.2.23
314 rated capacitance
315 C
316 capacitance value for which the TCSC capacitor has been designed
317 3.2.24
318 physical reactance
319 X
320 the power frequency reactance for each phase of the TCSC bank with thyristors blocked and a
321 capacitor internal dielectric temperature of 20 ˚C; X = 1(2πf C )C N N
322 3.2.25
323 boostfactor
324 k
325 the ratio of X(α) divided by X ; k = X(α) / X
C B C
326 3.2.26
327 nominal reactance
328 X
329 the nominal power frequency reactance for each phase of the TCSC with rated line I and
330 nominal boost factor331 3.2.27
332 conduction interval
333 σ
334 that part of a cycle during which a thyristor valve is in the conducting state, σ = 2β (see Figure
335 3)336 3.2.28
337 control angle
338 α
339 the time expressed in electrical angular measure from the capacitor voltage (U ) zero crossing
340 to the starting of current conduction through the thyristor valve. (see Figure 3)
341 3.2.29342 internal fault
343 an internal fault is a line fault occurring within the protected line section containing the series
344 capacitor bank345 3.2.30
346 external fault
347 an external fault is a line fault occurring outside the protected line section containing the series
348 capacitor bank349
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