Coal fired power plants in India and abroad don't use standard voltage like 11 KV. It varies. For example, 20 KV here in 4 x 360 MW power plant. I have worked in Saudi Arabia, where Generator terminal voltage for 4 x 660 MW steam power plant was 24 KV. Earlier I had worked in 2 x 210 MW steam power plant near Nagpur - it was 15.75 KV
63kV is nowhere used in India!! It's 72.5kV! And the voltage that you have mentioned are normal system voltage. It is always a good practice to refer to the voltage as rated system voltage. (Normal voltage - 132kV, Rated voltage - 145kV)
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Sir may i know how short circuit current is obtain for selecting breaker ics n ics
Please make a video on " representation of fault condition" through single line diagram
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Coal fired power plants in India and abroad don't use standard voltage like 11 KV. It varies. For example, 20 KV here in 4 x 360 MW power plant. I have worked in Saudi Arabia, where Generator terminal voltage for 4 x 660 MW steam power plant was 24 KV.
Earlier I had worked in 2 x 210 MW steam power plant near Nagpur - it was 15.75 KV
Hello brother, what does 4 x 660MW signify and how is getting turned 24kv can you elaborate
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Really appreciate your explanation
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At which part, substation comes into play bro brother? And what are feeders?
Check the numbers again in diagram. Collect more information then make a video 132kv, 63kv, 33kv, 11kv, 230v. Are the correct numbers.
63kV is nowhere used in India!! It's 72.5kV! And the voltage that you have mentioned are normal system voltage. It is always a good practice to refer to the voltage as rated system voltage. (Normal voltage - 132kV, Rated voltage - 145kV)
It's not 63 kV but 66 kv
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