EEE454 High Voltage Techniques 2013

Prof.Dr.Aydoan ZDEMR
Department of Electrical Engineering
Istanbul Technical University
34469 Maslak, ISTANBUL
Tel: 212 285 6758

High Voltage Laboratory-ITU Gmsuyu Campus
Tel 212 252 2220

Email : ozdemiraydo@itu.edu.tr
Website : http://www.elk.itu.edu.tr/~ozdemir

Grading Policy
Midterm test : 25 %
2 Homeworks : 5% + 5%
1 group project : 15%
Final test : 50%
Week Date Subject
1 06.02.2013 Introduction and Timelines of Electricity
2 13.02.2013
Basic concepts of electrostatic field, Laplace's and Poisson's equations in
different coordinate systems. Basic equations of electrostatic fields. Planar
electrode systems.
3 20.02.2013 Concentric spherical electrode systems.
4 27.02.2013 High Voltage Laboratory Visit
5 06.03.2013 Coaxial cylindrical electrode systems.
6 13.03.2013
Non-coaxial cylindrical electrode systems: eccentric and parallel cylindrical
electrode systems.
7 20.03.2013
Approximate calculation of maximum electric field strength for different
electrode systems. Electrode systems with multi-dielectrics: planar
electrode systems.
8 27.03.2013 Midterm test
9 03.04.2013
Electrode systems with multi-dielectrics: coaxial cylindrical systems with
multi-dielectrics. Uniformly stressed cylindrical electrode systems
10 10.04.2013
Uniformly stressed cylindrical electrode systems. Numerical methods for
electrostatic field calculations.
11 17.04.2013 Numerical methods for electrostatic field calculations.
12 24.04.2013 Conduction and breakdown in gases.
13 01.05.2013
Conduction and breakdown in gases (cont.). Corona discharges, surface
discharges and lightning discharges. Breakdown in liquid and solid
dielectrics
14 08.05.2013 Project presentation
There may small revisions in the program. Please check it every week.



References
1. Prof.Dr.Muzaffer ZKAYA, Yksek Gerilim Teknii : Cilt 1, Birsen Yaynevi, stanbul 1996.
2. Akpnar S., Yksek Gerilim Teknii, Karadeniz Teknik niv., Trabzon, 1997.
3. Gnen .., Yksek Gerilim Teknii, Cilt 1: Statik Elektrik Alan ve Basit Elektrot Sistemleri,
.T.. Ktphanesi, Say:1085, stanbul, 1977.
4. E. Kuffel, W. S. Zaengl, J. Kuffel , Yksek Gerilim Mhendislii Temelleri, Tercme yayn EMO
Yaynlar, 2008.
5. E. Kuffel, W. S. Zaengl, J. Kuffel, High Voltage Engineering Fundamentals, Pergamon Press,
Oxford, 2000.
6. M. S. Naidu, V. Kamaraju, High Voltage Engineering, Tata McGraw-Hill, New Delhi, 1997.
7. M. Abdel-Salam, H. Anis, A. El Morshedy, R. Radwan, High Voltage Engineering: Theory and
Practice, Marcel Dekker, New York, 2000.
8. Kind, D., Feser, K., High-Voltage Test Techniques, SBA Publ./Vieweg, 2. Ed. 1999.
9. M. Khalifa, High Voltage Engineering, Theory and Practice, Marcel Dekker, New York, 1990.
10. H. M. Ryan, High Voltage Engineering and Testing, Peter Peregrinus Ltd., London, 2001.
11. C. L. Wadhwa, High Voltage Engineering, New Age Int. Ltd., 2
nd
Edition, New Delhi, 2007.
12. Subir Ray, An Introduction to High Voltage Engineering, Printice Hall of India, New Delhi 2004














March 6, 2013

HOMEWORK #1

1. Potential distribution of an electrode system for a voltage of U=200 kV is given as follows,
| | | | cm y cm x y x kV
y x
b
a y x v , , 9 4 ; 1 . ) , (
2 2
2 2
s + s
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

+
=
a) Determine the constants ( a and b) if v(0 , 2 cm)=200 kV and v(3 cm , 0)=0 kV.
b) Determine and sketch the equipotential curves of v
1
=0 kV, v
2
=200 kV and v
3
=100 kV .
c) Determine the field strength vector E

and
min max
, E E

. da

2. a) Outer sphere radius of a concentric spherical electrode system is given to be r
2
= 15 cm. Determine
the maximum voltage that can safely be applied to the system if the dielectric strength of the
insulation is E
d
= 30 kV/cm.
b) Determine the inner radius of the system in order to apply U=100 kV.
c) Evaluate the system from the point of discharge phenomena (will there be a discharge, if so the type)
for the inner radiuses of r
1
= 2 cm , r
1
= 7 cm and r
1
= 14 cm.

3. a) Given that the maximum voltage that can safely be applied to an air-insulated (E
d
= 30 kV/cm)
coaxial cylindrical system is 300 kV. Determine the inner radius of the system in order to apply
U=250 kV.
b) Evaluate the maximum field strengths for an inner radius of r
1
and for an increased outer radiuses of
r
2
= 1.5* r
2
, r
2
= 2.0* r
2
, r
2
= 3.0* r
2
and r
2
= 4.0* r
2
; where r
1
and r
2
are the inner and
outer radiuses calculated in b). What can you say about the maximum field strength versus outer
radius of the system?




Due date : March 13, 2013








HOMEWORK #1 SOLUTIONS
1. a) cm 3 b and kV 400 a solved if
0
3
1
3
. ) 0 , 3 (
200
2
1
2
. ) 2 , 0 (
= =

= =
|
.
|

\
|
=
= =
|
.
|

\
|
=
a
ab b
a v
kV a
ab b
a v

b) cm 3 of radius a with Circle 3 1
3
. 400 0
2 2 2
2 2
1
= +
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

+
= = y x
y x
kV v
cm 2 of radius a with Circle 2 1
3
. 400 200
2 2 2
2 2
2
= +
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

+
= = y x
y x
kV v
cm 2.4 of radius a with Circle 4 . 2 1
3
. 400 100
2 2 2
2 2
3
= +
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

+
= = y x
y x
kV v








c)
| | | |
j
y x
y
i
y x
x
j
y
v
i
x
v
v grad E
y x
v
2 / 3 2 / 3
2 2 2 2
2 2
1200 1200
1
3
. 400
+
+
+
=
(

c
c
+
c
c
= =
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

+
=
| |
cm kV E E cm kV E E
y x
y x
y x
y x
y x E
y x y x
/ 3 . 133 , / 300
3 2
1200
* 1200 ) , (
9 4
3
2 2 2 2
min max
2 2
2 2
2 2
2 2
= = = =
s + s
+
=
+
+
=
= + = +


2. a) Maximum voltage can be applied when cm r r 5 . 7 2
2 1
= =
kV E U E
r r
r r
U E
d d
m r
m r
5 . 112
5 . 7 / 15
5 . 7 15 /
max
5 . 7
1
15
2 1 2
1 2
max
=

= s

=
=
=

b) 10 , 5 30
15
/ 15
100
/
12 11
1
1
15
1 2
1 2
max
2
cm r cm r
r
r
E
r r
r r
U E
d
cm r
= = s

=
=


12 1 11
r r r < <
v
2
= 200 kV
v
1
= 0 kV
v
3
= 100 kV



c)
2
since discharge partial a be will There 7 . 57
/
15
2
2
1
1 2
1 2
max
2
1
r
r E
cm
kV
r r
r r
U E
cm r
cm r
d
< > =

=
)
`

=
=

discharge be t won' There 8 . 26
/
15
7
1 2
1 2
max
2
1
< =

=
)
`

=
=
d
E
cm
kV
r r
r r
U E
cm r
cm r


2
since breakdown total a be will There 0 . 107
/
15
14
2
1
1 2
1 2
max
2
1
r
r E
cm
kV
r r
r r
U E
cm r
cm r
d
> > =

=
)
`

=
=

3. a) Maximum voltage can be applied when e r r
2 1
=
cm r e r cm r
cm
kV
E
r
U
r
r
Ln r
U
E
d
e
r
r
18 . 27 * , 10
30
300
30
1 2 1
1
max
2
1
1
2
1
max
max
> = = > = s =
(

=
=

cm r cm r solved if E
r Ln r
E kV U For
d
8 . 4 , 3 . 16
) / 18 . 27 (
250
250
12 11
1 1
max
= = s = =

12 1 11
r r r < <
b)
) / (
, 250 , 8 . 4
1 2 1
max 1
r r Ln r
U
E kV U cm r = = =
cm kV E cm r
cm kV E cm r
cm kV E cm r
cm kV E cm r
/ 7 . 16 7 . 108 18 . 27 * 0 . 4
/ 3 . 18 5 . 81 18 . 27 * 0 . 3
/ 4 . 21 4 . 54 18 . 27 * 0 . 2
/ 3 . 24 8 . 40 18 . 27 * 5 . 1
4 max 2
3 max 2
2 max 2
1 max 2
= = =
= = =
= = =
= = =

Increasing r
2
decreases E
max
. However decreasing rate decreases as r
2
increases and therefore r
2
is not
an effective means of reducing E
max
, especially after a certain value.


March 27, 2013
High Voltage Technique, Midterm Test

1. Potential function for an electrode system is given as, v(x,y) = a.xy + b xy > 1 cm
2

a) Determine a and b if v
1
(1 cm,1 cm) = 0 kV and v
2
(2 cm, 2 cm) = 60 kV (5)
b) Determine and sketch v
1
= 0 kV and v
2
= 60 kV equipotential curves. (10)
c) Determine the electric field expression and calculate the values at points A(1 cm,1 cm) and
B(2 cm, 2 cm) (10)

2. a) Maximum discharge voltage of an air-insulated co-axial cylindrical electrode system is 240
kV. Determine the radius of the inner cylinder for a test voltage of U = 200 kV. (10)
b) Two parallel-axis cylindrical electrodes having radiuses r
1
= 10 cm and r
2
= 25 cm are
placed one inside another. Minimum spacing between the electrodes is a = 5 cm. Calculate
the maximum field strength, equivalent spacing, system efficiency and unit length
capacitance if U = 100 kV is applied to the system (15).

3.a) U = 50 kV is applied to a sphere-plane electrode system having a spacing of a = 5 cm.
Calculate the approximate values of the maximum field strength, equivalent spacing and
system efficiency if the sphere radius is r = 10 cm. (15)
b) Calculate the same quantities if the sphere was replaced by a cylinder of the same diameter.
(10)
4. Consider a two layer inclined-planar electrode system composed of transformer oil ( c
r1
= 2.5)
and porcelain (c
r2
= 5) insulations. Electric filed strength in transformer oil makes an angle of
37
o
with the boundary surface and has a magnitude of 80 kV/cm.
a) Calculate the tangential and the normal components of the field strengths at both layers (10).
b) Calculate the angle between the electric field strength in porcelain layer and the boundary
surface. (5)
c) What happens if the normal or tangential field strengths exceed the dielectric strengths of the
materials? (10)


Notes are open and test duration is 90 minutes.


MIDTERM TEST SOLUTIONS
1.a)

b)

y=1 y=1/x

d)

) kV/cm

2.a) Maximum voltage can be applied when e r r
2 1
=

For U=200 kV

0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
0 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2 2.4 2.8
y [cm]
x [cm]
v1=0 kV


b)











2 1 1 2 2 1 1
2
1
2
1
1
2 1
1 1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
5 20 100 25
25
20
5 2
2
b b b b b b b
b
b
b
b
k
b a r
b r
l
l
b a
b
l
l
B A
+ = +
+

=
+
=
+ +

= =
+
=

2 1 2 2 1 1 2
2
1
2
1
2
2 2
1 2
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
45 50 5 250
50
45 5
2
2
b b b b b b b
b
b
b
b
k
b r
b a r
l
l
b
b a
l
l
B A
= + + +
+

=
+
=
+

= =
+
=

If organized cm b cm b
b b b b
b b b b
25 , 5 . 7
250 2 40 50
100 2 20 30
2 1
2 1 2 1
2 1 2 1
= =
)
`

= +
= +
,
cm
b b a d
75 . 18
2 2
2 1
=
+ +
= =

m C q kV
q q
b
b a
b
b a
Ln
q
U / 015 . 8 , 27 . 144
2
693147 . 0
2 2
1
2
2
1

tc tc tc
= = =
(

+ +
=
cm kV
x
q
E E
b x
A
/ 04 . 24
2
2
1
1
2 2
max
=

= =
=

tc

m pF
U
q
C
a
cm
E
U
E
U
A
/ 15 . 80 , 83 . 0 , 16 . 4
1
max
= = = = = = =
o
q o

3.a)

b)

d=2
b
2

a
b
1
c
A
2
A
1
B
1
B
2

r
2

r
1

y
x
-q q
U
r
1= 10 cm
r
2= 25 cm
a
= 5 cm
U
= 100 kV







4.






a)

b)

c) If the normal field strength exceeds the dielectric strength of the material, it creates
discharges inside the insulator; whereas if the tangential field strength exceeds the
surface dielectric strength, it creates surface discharges along the boundary surface.

April 17, 2013
High Voltage Technique, Midterm-Make up Test

1. a) Maximum withstand voltage of an air-insulated ( E
d
= 30 kV/cm) concentric spherical
electrode system is 1000 kV. Determine the inner and the outer radiuses of the system. (10)
b) Keep the outer radius constant and determine the inner radius of the system for a system
voltage of 800 kV. (10)
c) Keep the outer radius constant and discuss the existence and the type of the discharges for
an inner radiuses of r
1A
= 10 cm and r
1B
= 110 cm for U = 600 kV. (10)


2. U = 240 kV is applied to an oil-insulated (c
r
= 2.5, E
d
= 75 kV/cm) co-axial electrode
systems with an inner radius of r
1
= 20 cm.
a) Determine the outer radius of the system to keep the maximum field strength less than 35
kV/cm. (10)
b) Discuss the existence and the type of the discharge for an outer radius of 25 cm. (10)
c) Assume that the outer radius is r
2
= 30 cm and the inner cylinder is covered by a 5 mm
solid dielectric (c
r
=4, E
d
=100 kV/cm). Calculate the maximum and the minimum field
strengths for both layers. (10)


3. U = 200 kV is applied to an electrode system comprising two parallel cylindrical electrodes
with a spacing of 6 cm. The radiuses of the cylinders are r
1
= 8 cm and r
2
= 12 cm,
respectively.
a) Determine the location and the value of the maximum and the minimum electric field
strengths. Calculate the equivalent spacing, system efficiency and unit length capacitance
of the system. (10)
b) Calculate the approximate maximum field strength and corresponding error. (10)
c) Calculate the approximate value of the maximum field strength and the efficiency of
sphere to plane electrode system where sphere radius is 10 cm and electrode spacing is 5
cm. Applied voltage is 100 kV (10)
d) Calculate the approximate value of the maximum field strength and the efficiency of
sphere to cylinder electrode system. The radiuses of the sphere and the cylinder are 10 cm
and electrode spacing is 5 cm. Applied voltage is 100 kV (10)



Notes are open and test duration is 90 minutes.


April 17, 2013

HOMEWORK #2

1. Use Finite Difference Method (FDM) to determine the potentials and electric field
magnitudes at free nodes (node-a, b, c and d) and on the electrode surfaces (e,f,g and h) in the
Cartesian electrode system. (Note: h = 2 cm, k = 2 cm. Assume that the z-axes is infinite
length, and the electric potential is a function of x and y).



2. Solve the same question for h=3 cm and k = 2 cm




c d
V = 10 kV
V = 5 kV
V

=

0

V

=

2

k
V

x
y
(0, 0)
h
k
a b
Dielectric
e
f
g
h


HOMEWORK #2 SOLUTIONS

1.

if solved,

For all points

c d
V = 10 kV
V = 5 kV
V

=

0

V

=

2

k
V

x
y
(0, 0)
h
k
a b
Dielectric
e
f
g
h
e
h
g
f

2.

if solved,

For all points

May 22, 2013
High Voltage Technique - Final test

1. Maximum breakdown voltage of a compressed-gas high voltage capacitor
(c
r
= 1.0) comprising an equi-center spherical electrode system and a co-
axial cylindrical electrode system is 1800 kV.
a) Determine the radiuses r
1
, r
2 ,
r
3
ve r
4
(E
d
= 80 kV/cm), and calculate
the system capacitance. (15)
b) Determine r
2
and r
4
for a system voltage of 1200 kV, assuming that r
1
,
r
3
and L are constant. (10)


2. U = 140 kV is applied to an oil-insulated (c
r
= 2.5) coaxial cylindrical electrode system having
an outer cylinder radius of r
2
= 20 cm.

a) Determine the value (range) of the inner cylinder radius so that the E
max
is kept less than 30
kV/cm. (10)
b) Assume that the inner cylinder radius is 3 cm. Determine the maximum and the minimum field
strengths at both layers, if the inner cylinder is covered with 2 cm solid dielectric (c
r
= 4.0, E
d
=
100 kV/cm ). (15)

3.a) Calculate the breakdown voltage, breakdown field strength and Townsends first ionization
coefficient of an air-insulated electrode system having an electrode spacing of a = 2.5 cm at T
= 273
o
K and p = 760 mmHg. (A(T = 273
o
K) = 24.4 1/cm.Torr , B(T = 273
o
K) = 341.6
V/cm.Torr, = 1/5000). (10)
b) Calculate the same values for the ambient conditions of T = 283
o
K and p = 750 mmHg (5)
c) Calculate the critical pressure and corresponding breakdown voltage and breakdown field
strength (5).
d) Give a half page summary of your term project (5).

4. Use Finite Difference Method (FDM) to determine the potentials at a and b; and calculate the
field strengths at a, b, c, and e in the following electrode system. (Note: h = 2 cm, k = 2 cm.
Assume that the z-axes is infinite length, and the electric potential is a function of x and y) (25).



Test period: 120 minutes. Books and the notes are open.


V = 0 kV
V = 10 kV
x
y
(0, 0)
h
k
a b
c
f
h
d
e
g
V

=

2

k
V

2r
1

2r
2

2r
3

2r
4

L=1m

Final test problem solutions

1.a) For equi-center spherical electrode system:
cm
r
r cm r
r
r
r
r r
r r
U E
d d
45
2
, 90
80
1800 * 4
2 /
2
1800
2
/
2
1 2
2
2
1
1 2
1 2
max
= = = = =
=

=


For co-axial cylindrical electrode system:
cm
e
r
r cm r
e
r
e
r
r
r
r
Ln r
U
E
d
d
5 . 22 , 16 . 61
80
1800 * 718 . 2 1800
*
4
3 4
4
3
4
3
4
3
max
= = = = =
=
=


pF pF pF
r r Ln
L
r r
r r
C C C
c s
5 . 155 5 . 55 0 . 100
) / (
2
4
4 3 1 2
2 1
= + = +

= + =
tc
tc

b) For equi-center spherical electrode system:
cm r
r
r
cm r
r r
r r
U E
d
5 . 67
3
80
3600 80
45
/
2
2
2
1
1 2
1 2
= =
=

=
For co-axial cylindrical electrode system:

cm
E
U
r
cm r
r r Ln r
U
E
d
d
82 . 43
) * 5 . 22
exp * 5 . 22
5 . 22
) / ( *
4
3
3 4 3
=
(

=
=
=

2.a) cm r cm r i
r
Ln r
cm
kV
r r Ln r
U
E 49 . 14 , 05 . 2 solved f
30
140
)
20
( * 30
) / ( *
12 11
1
1
1 2 1
max
= = > < =
cm r r cm r 49 . 14 05 . 2
12 1 11
= < < =

b) It will be a 2-layer system with cm r cm r R cm r 20 , 0 . 5 2 , 0 . 3
2 1 1
= = + = =
m pF
C C
C C
C m pF
R r Ln
C m pF
r R Ln
C
s
/ 4 . 81 , / 2 . 100
) / (
2
, / 0 . 435
) / (
2
2 1
2 1
2
0
2
1
1
=
+
= = = = =
tc tc
kV U
C
C
U kV U
C
C
U 8 . 113 , 2 . 26
2
1
1
1
= = = =
cm kV
r R RLn
U
E cm kV
r R Ln r
U
E / 3 . 10
) / (
, / 1 . 17
) / (
1
1
min 1
1 1
1
max 1
= = = =
cm kV
R r Ln r
U
E cm kV
R r RLn
U
E / 1 . 4
) / (
, / 4 . 16
) / (
2 2
2
min 2
2
2
max 2
= = = =
3.a) kV
Ln
Ln
Ln
Apa
Ln
Bpa
U
d
452 . 75
) 5000 1 (
5 . 2 * 760 * 4 . 24
5 . 2 * 760 * 6 . 341
) / 1 1 (
=
(

+
=
(

+
=

s e e Ap cm kV
a
U
E
p E
B
d
d
/ 1 41 . 3 * 760 * 4 . 24 * , / 181 . 30
5 . 2
452 . 75
760 / 30181
6 . 341
/
= = = = = =

o
b) Torr cm
T
T
C T A C T A . / 1 54 . 23
283
273
* 4 . 24 * ) 0 ( ) 10 (
0 0 0
= = = = =
Torr cm V
T
T
C T B C T B . / 53 . 329
263
273
* 6 . 341 * ) 0 ( ) 10 (
0 0 0
= = = = =
kV
Ln
Ln
Ln
Apa
Ln
Bpa
U
d
240 . 72
) 5000 1 (
5 . 2 * 750 * 54 . 23
5 . 2 * 750 * 53 . 329
) / 1 1 (
=
(

+
=
(

+
=

s e e Ap cm kV
a
U
E
p E
B
d
d
/ 1 41 . 3 * 750 * 54 . 23 * , / 896 . 28
3
853 . 84
750 / 28896
53 . 329
/
= = = = = =

o

c) Torr
Ln
Aa
Ln e
p
cr
38 . 0
5 . 2 * 4 . 24
) 5001 ( * 718 . 2 ) / 1 1 ( *
= =
+
=


cm V a U E
V a p B U
d d
cr d
/ 130 5 . 2 / 1 . 324 /
1 . 324 5 . 2 * 38 . 0 * 6 . 341 * *
min min
min
= = =
= = =

d) Refer your term project
4.

if solved,

For all points

TERM PROJECT
1. Term projects will be prepared by the groups listed below.
2. The first student is the group leader and responsible from the organization. Please get in
contact with him/her for the organization.
3. Project reports should be prepared in accordance with the following format.
Project name
Group members and the responsibilities
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Report of the studies, calculations, simulations etc.
3. The results and the discussion
4. References
4. The responsibility and the activity of each group member should be clearly stated in the
report.
5. The projects will be presented in the class on May 8, 2013. All the group members should
share the presentation. Presentations must not exceed 15 minutes. Power point presentation
is required.
6. Project report should be signed by all group members and delivered on the date of final
test.


G NO NAME SURNAME
PROJECT
1

M.Kemal GNAY,
mkgunay2003@gmail.com
Travelling waves in transmission lines
Burak Zobi

Arif nel

Alkn Karata

Sekin Uyank
2

Simge TRKKAN,
simgeturkkan.4@gmail.com
Generation and measurement of High
Direct Voltages

Din Kuruay

M.Serdar DLAVER

lhan Top

smail Kovalk
3

Harun KEEC,
harunkececi.10@hotmail.com
Generation and Measurement of AC high
voltages

R.Anl OKTAY

Recepan GNAY

Samet ZENR

Kemal GZEL
4

Ali KSE,
akose@stu.okan.edu.tr
Partial discharge phenomena in solid
dielectrics



Yiit Zengin

Erkan stn

Yavuz eliker

Mikail Cem Szen
5

Ozan Ayaz,
ozan_ayaz07@hotmail.com
Measurement of Impulse Voltages Talha Doan
Ali YAMAN
Koray Koal
6

Sercan TUNCER,
sercanntuncer@gmail.com
Lightning Protection of the Buildings
Uur etin
Mehmet Ali Perk
Rdvan zcan
7

Serhad Bilim,
serhadbilim87@gmail.com
Surge arresters and Protection against
overvoltages
Ercan Kasm
Levent Bahadr
S.Tabu Ongwaya
8

Tayfun MERAL,
tayfunmeral@yandex.com
Generation of Impulse Voltages
Turgut Canikli
Gkhan Aydn
Semih Sancakl






Hw
#1
MT
Hw
#2
Project
Final
Pres. Rep.
80203003 Ozan Ayaz
36 85 70 45 33
80203006 Tayfun MERAL 39
50 45 70 60 36
80203009 Burak Zobi
55 80 75 28
80203012 Talha Doan
39 50 45 21
80203016 Harun KEEC 48
35 45 80 52 30
80203018 Alkn Karata
35 45 75 38
80203019 Mehmet Ali Perk
37 50 45 38
80203020 Ercan Kasm
45 60 65 29
80203022 Ali KSE 62
35 50 50 50 47
80203026 Simge TRKKAN 87
88 100 90 85 96
80203029 Gkhan Aydn
66 60 60 19
80203030 R.Anl OKTAY 84
34 45 50 52 49
80203031 Mikail Cem Szen
80
M
55 50 36
80203033 smail Kovalk
55 45 40 85 18
80203035 lhan Top
48 70 85 20
80203039 Koray Koal
53 55 45 21
80203047 M.Serdar DLAVER 42
40 45 70 85 41
80203049 Semih Sancakl
32 45 80 60 48
80207001 Recepan GNAY 60
42 50 60 52 33
90203200 Yiit Zengin
28 45 40 50 32
90203203 Levent Bahadr
16 45 70 65 31
90203204 Erkan stn
31 45 40 50 31
90203208 Arif nel
28 45 75 30
90203218 Yavuz eliker
40 45 70 50 19
90207002 Sercan TUNCER 59
37 50 60 45 25
100203024 Din Kuruay
30 45 85 42
100203026 Rdvan zcan
29 45 50 45 16
100203031 Turgut Canikli
40 45 50 60 19
100203033 Kemal GZEL 42
28 45 40 52 35
100203037 S.Tabu Ongwaya 92
87 90 90 65 60
100203040 Uur etin
44 45 40 45 25
100203042 Serhad Bilim
36 45 80 65 33
100203043 Ali YAMAN 47
50 45 70 45 38
100203050 Sekin Uyank
30 75 23
110203054 M.Kemal GNAY 81
36 90 85 75 45
Samet ZENR** 57
45 45 50 52 26
Atilla Korlar*,**
40 23