Abstract:This chapter proposes the interpretation of the concept of “power supply system efficiency” and a mathematical model that focuses on minimization of electricity supply expenses while observing the time criteria. The research examines the constituents of the specified time criteria, the calculations of power outage time, and the time of power supply restoration. In addition, this chapter describes the constituents of implementation time for a technological connection of rural consumers to electric networks and … Show more
“…Damage to overhead Comparison with statistical data from other regions shows that, in general, the causes of damage are similar both in composition and in percentage [13], [14]. This makes it possible to use the same approaches as in other regions to increase the reliability of distribution electric networks, thus increasing the efficiency indicators of the power supply system of consumers as a whole [15], [16]. The priority of these measures is the downsizing of power lines, the use of automatic sectionalizing of power lines, the use of insulated wires [13].…”
Sustainable operation of the power grid complex is impossible without reliable and high-quality operation of 10/0.4 kV electrical distribution networks, which are the final link in the system for providing consumers with electric energy and are in direct interaction with a specific consumer. The study of statistical information on the composition of distribution networks makes it possible to draw conclusions about electrical network state, to implement recommendations for their development and to compare distribution electrical networks in different regions. This information is especially relevant for analyzing the reliability of power supply to consumers connected to the considered electrical distribution networks. Such indicators of network structure as the length of electric transmission lines of different voltages and power transmission schemes are studied. It also analyzes the number of damages in networks, the causes of these damages, data on the time of planned and emergency outages. This paper considers the structure of 10/0.4 kV electrical distribution networks located on the territory of one of the districts of the Kaluga region. The sample for distribution networks was: 1190 overhead transmission lines and 536 transformer substations. Consumers in the district are 21671 subscribers of individuals and 1986 subscribers of legal entities, that is, a total of 23657 metering points. On the lines of 0.4 kV and 10 kV, the percentage of their isolated design was revealed. The share of single-transformer and two-transformer versions of transformer substations is analyzed.
“…Damage to overhead Comparison with statistical data from other regions shows that, in general, the causes of damage are similar both in composition and in percentage [13], [14]. This makes it possible to use the same approaches as in other regions to increase the reliability of distribution electric networks, thus increasing the efficiency indicators of the power supply system of consumers as a whole [15], [16]. The priority of these measures is the downsizing of power lines, the use of automatic sectionalizing of power lines, the use of insulated wires [13].…”
Sustainable operation of the power grid complex is impossible without reliable and high-quality operation of 10/0.4 kV electrical distribution networks, which are the final link in the system for providing consumers with electric energy and are in direct interaction with a specific consumer. The study of statistical information on the composition of distribution networks makes it possible to draw conclusions about electrical network state, to implement recommendations for their development and to compare distribution electrical networks in different regions. This information is especially relevant for analyzing the reliability of power supply to consumers connected to the considered electrical distribution networks. Such indicators of network structure as the length of electric transmission lines of different voltages and power transmission schemes are studied. It also analyzes the number of damages in networks, the causes of these damages, data on the time of planned and emergency outages. This paper considers the structure of 10/0.4 kV electrical distribution networks located on the territory of one of the districts of the Kaluga region. The sample for distribution networks was: 1190 overhead transmission lines and 536 transformer substations. Consumers in the district are 21671 subscribers of individuals and 1986 subscribers of legal entities, that is, a total of 23657 metering points. On the lines of 0.4 kV and 10 kV, the percentage of their isolated design was revealed. The share of single-transformer and two-transformer versions of transformer substations is analyzed.
“…In turn, a main indicator of the PS reliability is power supply restoration time [32]. It can include the following constituents: time for obtaining information, time for information recognition, time to repair failures, and time for connection harmonization [33]. That is, the PS restoration time can be determined by Equation 1 Each component of this equation can be further analyzed and contains several more time intervals, each of which ultimately has an impact on the overall power supply restoration time.…”
Section: Power Supply Reliabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A time for obtaining information is denoted as an interval from the beginning of a failure until obtaining information on it by a dispatching service of a PS company [33]. This time includes the following intervals:…”
Section: Power Supply Reliabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The information recognition time may be described using this equation: [33] t rec.infor. = t read.infor + t dec + t search + t report (3) where…”
Section: Power Supply Reliabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The repair time is an interval starting from the preparation of equipment to eliminate a failure up to the harmonization of the repair equipment [33]. This time can be represented as the following equation: The time of the connection harmonization t harmonize can be described using this equation [33]:…”
This paper presents the analysis of power supply restoration time after failures occurring in power lines. It found that the power supply restoration time depends on several constituents, such as the time for obtaining information on failures, the time for information recognition, the time to repair failures, and the time for connection harmonization. All these constituents have been considered more specifically. The main constituents’ results values of the power supply restoration time were analyzed for the electrical networks of regional power supply company “Oreolenergo”, a branch of Interregional Distribution Grid Company (IDGC) of Center. The Delphi method was used for determining the time for obtaining information on failures as well as the time for information recognition. The method of mathematical statistics was used to determine the repair time. The determined power supply restoration time (5.28 h) is similar to statistical values of the examined power supply company (the deviation was equal to 9.9%). The technical means of electrical network automation capable of the reduction of the power supply restoration time have also been found. These means were classified according to the time intervals they shorten.