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HV INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS
NO. 46, SIPCOT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX,
ZUZUWADI VILLAGE, HOSUR 635 126,
TAMILNADU, INDIA
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FOR
CAPACITOR VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER
AND
COUPLING CAPACITOR
Anyone involved with the transport, installation, maintenance or use of the capacitor
voltage transformer (CCV) must read these instructions before proceeding.
Our instrument transformers are manufactured to the highest quality standards.
Carefully read and follow these instructions to allow maximum operation and reliability.
REMARK
When receiving material on site, carefully check the condition of transformers and packing
materials.
Note any irregularities on shipping documents.
CAUTION
The insulator is porcelain and must be protected against shocks and/or rough treatment.
A COVER PAGE..1
B WARNING..2
C TABLE OF CONTENTS3
2.0 TRANSPORT..6
2.1 HANDLING OF AN UNPACKED TRANSFORMER..6
2.3 HANDLING OF A PACKED TRANSFORMER..6
4.0 STORAGE.8
4.1 PACKED MATERIAL....8
4.2 NON PACKED MATERIAL8
4.3 NON MOUNTED APPARATUS...8
4.4 MOUNTED APPARATUS..8
6.0 CHECKING..14
6.1 ELECTRICAL CHECKS....14
6.2 PHYSICAL CHECKS..14
7.0 MAINTENANCE.14
7.1 INSPECTION15
7.2 CONNECTIONS...15
7.3 COLUMN IMPREGNANT....15
1.1 Description
The capacitor voltage transformer type CCV is a single-phase instrument transformer
composed of a capacitor divider and an electromagnetic unit (EMU).
The capacitor divider consists of 4 capacitors units (max). Each capacitor unit is composed of an
assembly of capacitor elements connected in series.
A capacitor element consists of two electrodes (aluminium foil), separated by a mixed dielectric
(film paper film). The elements are impregnated with synthetic liquid.
From the electrical point of view, the capacitor divider is composed of a high voltage capacitor
C1 and an intermediate voltage capacitor C2.
C2 is located in the bottom of the bottom unit when the CVT is having more than one module
The electromagnetic unit, connected between the intermediate voltage terminal and the earth
terminal of the capacitor divider, comprises essentially:
- a medium voltage transformer
- a compensating inductance
- a damping device
The EMU is immersed in insulating oil and enclosed in an airtight metallic tank.
The bottom capacitor unit is installed on the cover of the tank and is connected to the EMU
through a tight bushing.
The other units are assembled on the bottom capacitor unit and connected in series.
The adjustments of the transformer and the inductance with the capacitor divider are carried
out in factory to answer the required specifications and do not have to be modified.
The tank should not be open without particular precautions and the taking away of oil is
forbidden without the agreement of ALSTOM.
245kV 1 or 2 UNIT
420kV 2 or 3 UNIT
550kV 3 UNIT
800kV 3 or 4 UNIT
The vehicle used for transportation must be fitted with a horizontal wooden floor.
During carrying, the capacitor voltage transformer is disassembled. The units of the capacitor
voltage transformers must be carried on vertical position till their final destination.
The capacitor voltage transformer parts are fastened on wooden beams of the crate. The
complete packing should be covered with tarpaulin & tied during transit.
During the transport, check the fastenings and the protection around the CCV.
All parts and components of the capacitor voltage transformer are packed according to plant
standard.
The capacitor voltage transformer parts are carried on vertical mode.
The standard packaging is organized for three identical apparatus.
The standard packaging is organized in a maximum of three identical apparatus.
- in the first box: One bottom divider (EMU + bottom unit) + Top unit
- in the second box: Middle unit 1 + Middle unit 2
- in the third box: Corona ring (If applicable)
The base of each part of the capacitor voltage transformer is fastened on the floor of the crate
and the upper part is covered by means of wooden beams.
For stability reasons its not allowed to stack the crate on each others
The crates will be examined to evaluate the possible damages which could be due to knocks,
shocks or a fall during transport.
It is required to check the good external aspect of the crates.
Note: Traces of oil on the crates may be due to rough handling or due to leakage. They should
be reported.
If one of the apparatus shows a bad state, it is possible that the good have been partially or
totally damaged. In case, please contact the supplier in order to define all future disposals to be
taken.
ALSTOM T&D INDIA LIMITED
NO.46, SIPCOT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
ZUZUWADI VILLAGE, HOSUR-635 126, TN
TEL: +91 04344 408000
FAX: +91 04344 408251
The porcelain insulators will be examined to evaluate the importance of the damage and a
report will be made whether:
- Porcelain petticoats are damaged.
- Main porcelain insulator body is cracked.
- The H.V. head, the fixing flanges, the cover of the tank and the low voltage terminal
box are stained with oil.
NOTE: A trace of oil might be due to improper cleaning of the capacitor voltage transformers
before dispatching. They should be cleaned with grease remover and, when dry, the suspected
parts dusted with talcum powder for easy visual checking. Any oil leak darkens the talcum
powder
Any trace of oil on the H.V. head is probably due to a damaged expansion bellows.
In the event of damage on the insulator, the column should be protected against moisture with
adhesive tape after thorough cleaning with grease remover, or protected with a polyethylene
plastic bag until further repair instructions are received.
- Should the expansion bellows be damaged, report to ALSTOM for further instructions.
- Should H.V or L.V terminals be damaged, report to ALSTOM for further instructions.
The crate must be placed on a flat, horizontal surface that is not liable to flooding and protected
against falling over when winds are strong (> 100 km/h) and/or against impacts when
handling near the crate.
The storage conditions for capacitive voltage transformers composed of several parts must be
carefully attended to.
a) General
Approximate weights
Type Bottom Unit + EMU Medium and top Units
CCV upto 170 KV 580kg(max)
CCV 220 kV 660kg(max)
CCV 400kV 580kg (max) 260kg(max)
CCV 800 4400pF 720 kg 350 kg
CCV 800 8800pF 760 kg 500 kg
For the handling of the CCV, the procedure indicated in fig. 2 must be respected.
All parts of the CCV are designed for handling and mounting in vertical position.
a) Preparation
For the assembly of the units (Bottom, Medium and Top), preferably proceed on the supporting
structure as indicated below.
All bolts, nuts and accessories for assembly of the apparatus are available on the dividers. Bolts
for fixing on the structure are supplied in a separate plastic bag.
Set the four lifting eyes at the 4 corners of the tank of the bottom unit.
Fasten the slings through the 4 lifting eyes at the 4 corners of the tank. Dont forget to bind the
bottom part with a rope which also binds the lifting cables under the higher flange of the
insulator.
Put the lower element on the structure and fasten it with bolts provided.
Note: It is very important that the surface on which the CCV is placed is absolutely flat and
horizontal (flatness more or less 1 mm). Observe if the 2 feet are perfectly supported on the
structure.
- Fasten two eyes slings under the top flange of the ceramic insulator.
- Lift the top unit and remove the stabilizing support.
- Put the top unit above the medium unit.
- Adjust the orientation of this unit to all the nameplates (1) in the same vertical axis.
- Take down the top unit and guide it to put the threaded rods of the medium unit (2) into the
holes of the flange of the top unit. Take down and fasten them by nuts & bolts available.
(1) Nameplate
BOTTOM UNIT
N CVT IM - 01
Instruction Manual For CVT & CC
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Creation date: 22/02/2012
FIFURE 4 - INSTRUCTION FOR C.V.T ASSEMBLY
Rev: 00
Drawn / Checked: MN /VSN
TYPICAL ASSEMBLY OF TWO UNIT CONSTRUCTION OF CVT
WARNING: DO NOT REMOVE OR LOOSEN THE BOLTS/NUTS FITTED WITH BLACK CAP
N CVT IM - 01
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Creation date: 22/02/2012
FIGURE 5 - INSTRUCTION FOR C.C ASSEMBLY
Rev: 00
TYPICAL ASSEMBLY OF TWO UNIT CONSTRUCTION OF C.C
ii. It is not recommended to carry out Capacitance and tan delta measurement at site.
iii. A mega-ohmmeter or any other measuring instrument having a service voltage equal to
or lower than 2 kV should be used to check the insulation resistance values.
- Check that the connection diagram is the correct one and that it corresponds to the
characteristics shown on the name plate.
- The insulation resistance value measured between primary and secondary windings should
be greater than 100 M.
- After disconnecting the earthed terminals, the insulation resistance between low voltage
windings should be greater than 25 M with 500V megger.
- The insulation resistance between L.V. windings and earth should be greater than 25 M
with 500V megger.
- Check that the H.F. terminal is earthed by a copper strap on the terminal board or if,
'Carrier Frequency Current' injection duties are called for, it is earthed via H.F. carrier
injection equipment.
- Check that the primary neutral N is earthed on the terminal board.
- Check that the C.V.T. tank is earthed.
- Check correct rating and function of links and fuses .Check continuity to earth.
- Check the capacitor serial numbers written down on the nameplates. The bottom, the
middle and the top units must have the same serial number.
- Check all connections are made firmly and are in good condition.
- Check all interconnecting bolts between units are securely tightened.
- Check the level of the oil in the tank. If the indicator is unduly low disconnect the
transformer from the supply circuit and notify ALSTOM.
7 MAINTENANCE
A visual inspection during the first weeks of service is requested, followed by inspection
once in 6 months later and then at least every 2 years in light to medium polluted areas,
annually in heavily polluted areas, and every six months in very heavily polluted areas. Excessive
build up of pollution material on the equipment can accelerate corrosion. The finish will give
protection provided the conditions listed below are adhered to.
- Check the position of the oil level on the tank. If the indicator is unduly low, disconnect the
transformer from the supply circuit and notify ALSTOM.
7.2 Connections
All electrical connections should be checked periodically and tightened within 1 month of
charging.
Keep all terminals and other parts, clean and free from corrosion. If it is necessary to remake
connections this should be done in accordance with the recommendation in the Section
Handling and mounting.
a. CVTs are to be stored in VERTICAL position with capacitor top to tank shorted with GI wire
and grounded.
b. Remove the GI wire that is shorted between the HV & LV of the capacitors before
energising.
c. If any corona noise is observed, then check for loose connections at HV side.
d. Do not conduct magnetisation characteristics for the CVT. The Magnetic Core may get
saturated.
e. Keep the N terminal always earthed & HF terminal also earthed, if not used for
communication purpose
N TO BE GROUNDED
HF TO BE GROUNDED IF IT IS
f. Do not remove the black cap provided for the fasteners of the Capacitor Dividers. It is
provided so that the fasteners with black cap should not be loosened.
h. The assembly drawings (Figure 4 & 5) are shown for two modules; this can be extended for
CVTs with three /four module construction.