Summary
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This handbook offers the whole knowledge of high voltage substationsfrom their design and construction to the maintenance and the ongoing management, the entire asset life-cycle. The content of the book covers a range of substation topologies: Air-Insulated, Gas-Insulated and Mixed Technology Switchgear Substations together with the essential secondary systems.
Additionally specialized substations such as ultra high voltage (UHV), offshore substations for wind power plants and the use of gas insulated lines are included. The book includes topics, providing information for increased reliability and availability, asset management, environmental management aspects, and the adoption of appropriate technological advances in equipment and systems in substations. The book was written by more than 30 experts from around the
world and assembled through the CIGRE Study Committee on Substations. This guarantees that the book contains information that is based on the global exchange and dissemination of unbiased information for technical and non-technical audiences.
Although there are other works containing references to Substations, this book is designed to provide a complete overview of the topic in one book, providing a valuable reference for anyone interested in the
topic.
- Presents complete knowledge of substations from their design and construction to the maintenance and the ongoing management
- Offers unbiased information designed by Cigré for technical but also nontechnical audiences
- Includes increased reliability and availability, asset management, environmental impact containment, and the adoption of appropriate technological advances in equipment and systems
Table of content
1. Introduction
Part A. Planning and Concepts
2. Introduction to Substation Planning and Concepts
3. Type of Switchgear to Be Used
4. Selecting Circuit Arrangements: Requirements and Reliability
5. Effect of Safety Regulations and Safe Working Practices on Substation Design
6. Incorporating New Functionalities Into the Substation
7. Substation Specification and Evaluation
8. Type of Contract for Substations (In House or Turnkey)
9. Innovation and Standardization of Substation Equipment
Part B. Air-Insulated Substations
10. Introduction to Air-Insulated Substations
11. Basic Design and Analysis of Air-Insulated Substations
12. Specification and Selection of Main Components for Air-Insulated Substations
13. Construction of Air-Insulated Substations
14. Instruction Manuals and Training for Air-Insulated Substations
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Part C. Gas-Insulated Substations
15. Why Choose GIS?
16. GIS Configuration
17. Insulation Coordination
18. GIS Primary Components
19. GIS Secondary Equipment
20. Interfaces: Civil Works, Building, Structures, Cables, OHL, Transformers, and Reactors
21. GIS Earthing
22. GIS Testing
23. SF6, Its Handling Procedures and Regulations
24. Training, Service, and Maintenance of Gas-Insulated Substations
25. Execution of a GIS Substation Project
Part D. Mixed Technology Switchgear Substations and Gas Insulated Lines
26. Mixed Technology Switchgear (MTS) Substations
27. Gas Insulated Lines (GIL)
Part E. UHV and Offshore Substations
28. UHV Substations
29. AC Offshore Substations Associated with Wind Power Plants
Part F. Secondary Systems
30. Secondary Systems: Introduction and Scope
31. Substation Auxiliary Systems
32. Substation Protection
33. Substation Control and Automatic Switching
34. Metering and Monitoring
35. Substation Communications
36. Substation Digital Equipment
37. Equipment Considerations and Interfaces for Substations
38. Asset Management of Secondary Systems of Substations
Part G. Environmental Impact of and on Substations
39. Introduction to the Environmental Impact of and on Substations
40. Impact of Ambient Conditions on Substations
41. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) in Substations
42. Impact of the Substation on the Environment
43. Special Risks Related to Substation Equipment (Transformers, Reactors, and Capacitor Banks)
44. Use of SF6 and CF4
45. Handling, Recycling, Disposal, and Reuse of Substations
Part H. Substation Management Issues
46. Asset Management in an Electric Infrastructure
47. Developing Strategic Policies
48. Whole Life Management of Substations
49. Commissioning
50. Substation Maintenance Strategies
51. Substation Condition Monitoring
52. Managing Asset Risk and Reliability of Substations
53. Managing Obsolete and New Technologies in Substations Together
Part I. Future Developments
54. Future Developments in Substation Design
Additional informations
| Publication type | Green Books |
|---|---|
| Reference | GB 5 |
| Publication year | |
| Publisher | CIGRE / Springer |
| ISBN | 978-3-319-49573-6 |
| Study committees | |
| Pages number | 900 |
Authors
Editors: Terry Krieg, John Finn
Authors: Richard Adams, Gerd Balzer, Nhora Barrera, Jan Bednarik, Eugene Bergin, Hugh Cunningham, Antonio Varejão de Godoy, Jarmo Elovaara, Nicolaie Fantana, John Finn, Fabio Nepomuceno Fraga, Peter Glaubitz, Koji Kawakita, Angela Klepac, Hermann Koch, Paul Leemans, Gerd Lingner, Mick Mackey, Mark McVey, Ravish Mehairjan, John Nixon, Akira Okada, Mark Osborne, Peter Sandeberg, Carolin Siebert, Johan Smit, Colm Twomey, Kyoichi Uehara, Alan Wilson, Tokio Yamagiwa, Adriaan Zomers, Klaus Zuber
Keywords
Gas-Insulated Substations, Air-Insulated Substations, Switchgear Substations, UHV and Offshore Substations, Substation Management
