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Transformer Asset
Management
Selwyn Braver
Dynamic Ratings Pty Ltd
Melbourne, Australia
August 10, 2017
Changing
Environment
• Utilities have entered an era where cost and
competitiveness are business drivers
• The capacity in existing assets must be
driven harder than in the past without loss of
customer service or reliability
• Networks have expanded and become more
difficult to operate
• Asset Managers, Planners, Operators and
Maintenance staff need better tools management based on facts, not
assumptions
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Justification for
Online Control &
Monitoring
• Increase the availability and capacity of
power transformers
• Redirection of time and/or operational
based maintenance to condition based
maintenance
• Asset and life management
• Failure cause analysis
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Equipment
Categories: Gauges
• Temperatures
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TMS TEMPERATURE
MONITOR
VS
CONVENTIONAL WTI OTI
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• Temperatures
Transformer
Management System
(TMS)
• Cooling System
• LTC Monitoring/Control
• Load Monitoring
• Connection to other
IEDs
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Evolution of
Transformer Controls
Control House
Control
Alarms
Temp
Temp
Expert
Software
Protocol
Converters
Oil
Level
LTC
Control
LTC
Paralleling
Communications
Sudden
Pressure
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Data
Logging
Event
Recording
Condition Monitoring
LTC
Monitoring
DGA
Moisture
Direct
Winding
Temp
Other
Monitoring
Input
Overview of TMS
• Integrated microprocessor-based system
with:
– Dynamic Rating - real time thermal limit predictive
loading capacity-real time aging
– Monitoring -data acquisition & storage of all data for
the entire transformer
• Operating data: volts, amps, watts, vars, tap position,
temperatures - ambient, oil and winding hot spot, etc
• Condition monitoring probes - DGA, water in oil, bushing and
OLTC condition
– Control –Voltage(OLTC) and Cooling
– Communication –Web server(at sub or LAN / WAN),
IU, SCADA, modem, TCP/IP, DNP 3.0, Modbus
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Converting Data into
Information
Dynamic Transformer Rating
60
50
40
30
Thermal Model
Ambient
Top Oil Temp
Cooling System Health
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2 Hr Overload
FA
FA
OA
Tuned to this specific S/N Transformer
Actual Ambient
Starting Top Oil Temp
Fans/pumps/breakers/contactors
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What is Dynamic
Rating?
• Real-time on-line calculation of loadability
• Based on thermal model (modified IEC /
IEEE) Guide for Loading Mineral-OilImmersed Transformers IEEE C57.91,IEC354
• Transformer thermal parameters from design
or test
• Retrofits, thermal model from recorded site
data and mathematical modeling
• Uses measured ambient & top oil
temperatures, tap position & load current
• Can typically enable 20% increased loading
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with reduced risk and number of outages
Collecting the Data
• Data typically collected
– Top Oil Temp
– Winding Hot Spot (if fibre probes)
– Load
• Amps per phase
• Voltage
– Ambient Temperature
– Cooling Status
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Operating Status
Amp Draw
Contactor Operation
Control Switch Positions
– Alarm Contacts & Ancillaries
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Sudden Pressure
Pressure Relief
Main Tank Oil Level
Nitrogen Pressure
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– LTC (OLTC)
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Position
Temperature
LTC Motor Current
Oil Level
Sudden Pressure
Vacuum Bottle Fail
Filter clogged/excessive pressure
The following if equipment fitted
– DGA
– Dissolved Moisture, MIO
– Direct Winding Temperatures
– Bushing PF
– Partial Discharge
Converting Data into
Information
• Information typically calculated/determined
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–
Winding Hot Spot (for all windings)
Forecasted Temperatures
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Max Load
Max Time
“What If”
Amps*
Voltage*
Watts
Vars
Cooling Status
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Cooling Efficiency Problem
Fan or Pump Fail
Contactor Fail
Control Switch Not In Auto
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Oil Leak
Nitrogen Leak
LTC (OLTC)
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Load
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Alarm Contacts & Ancillaries
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Insulation Loss of Life
Dynamic Rating
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Ultimate WHS
Ultimate Top Oil Temp
–
Time Since Last Through Neutral
LTC Delta T
LTC Counter Total
LTC Counter Per Tap Position
LTC Contact Wear (I Squared)
LTC Drive System Fail
Oil Leak
Filter clogged/excessive pressure
–
Internal Transformer
Problem/Threshold monitoring
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DGA
Dissolved Moisture, MIO
Direct Winding Temperatures
Bushing PF
Partial Discharge
Insulation Aging Rate
IEEE vs IEC Age Rate
100000
10000
1000
Age Rate (pu)
100
10
1
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
0.1
0.01
0.001
0.0001
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WHS
IEEE
IEC
200
Cooling System
Features
• Cooling Control
- dynamic predictive control of the operation of fans and
pumps
• Cooling System Monitoring
– Continuously confirms operation of each fan and
pump.
• Cooling System Exercise
– Exercises cooling system and checks the operation of
fans & pumps.
• Run Hour Meter for Each Cooling Stage
– Ensures equal mechanical wear on all fans/pumps.
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Voltage Control
Modes
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Independent
Master Follower-(fibre optic comms)*
Circulating Current-(fibre optic comms)*
VAr Sharing
Reverse Reactance
SCADA control and SCADA set points
*between transformers/DRMCCs
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Gathering Downstream Data,
Storage, Interpretation &
Communication
• Condition Monitoring Equipment
-DGA
-MIO
-PD
-Tan Delta
-Fibre optic temperature
Getting the Right
Information to the Right
People
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SUGGESTED
SCENARIO
Retrofit cubicle
SCADA Control centre
Fibre optic cable and Comms
Utility intranet
Condition sampling device
Transformer
Control room
Management
Environment
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Substation
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Benefits of TMS
• Major cost savings possible by deferring
plant upgrades-achieved using dynamic
rating to work assets harder
• Further large cost savings by reducing risk
and frequency of unplanned outages,
achieved using dynamic rating and condition
monitoring together to avoid plant failures,
expensive repairs, loss of revenue
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Benefits (cont)
• Longer life of assets, achieved by
reliability centred maintenance based
on condition monitoring
• Reduced maintenance costs, avoiding
unnecessary maintenance inherent in
fixed interval scheduling
• Objective data for planning
• Insurance premium reductions
August 10, 2017
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