HARI R MANAGER (MARKETING) Power Quality

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1 HARI R MANAGER (MARKETING) Power Quality Solution Package

2 Power Quality Defining power quality Definition Supply of Clean & Stable power supply. Noise- free sinusoidal wave shape, & magnitude of voltage & frequency well within tolerance limits specified by IEC/IEEE standards. Benefits include: Supply network reliability and availability Energy efficiency Industrial productivity Eco-efficiency/ lower environment impact June 14, 2018 Slide 2

3 Power Quality Consequences of poor power quality Wind power generation Not able to connect to the grid in case of overvoltage or undervoltage or if pollution emitted is too high Marine Non-compliance, not allowed to connect to grid, increase in running costs, frequent outages and downtime Industry Non-compliance to grid codes, not allowed to connect to grid, penalties, lower productivity, potentially higher CO2 emissions Conventional power generation Higher stress on generators leading to premature failure/ erratic behavior, higher running costs Power distribution Not able to connect to the grid- in case of overvoltage or under-voltage or if pollution emitted is too high. Solar power generation Not able to connect to the grid in case of overvoltage or undervoltage or if pollution emitted is too high Railway Non-compliance, penalties, frequent outages and downtime, reduced operational efficiency Infrastructure Penalties, frequent outages and downtime, reduced equipment life, potentially higher CO2 emissions June 14, 2018 Slide 3

4 Power Quality technologies Increased penetration of power electronics based generation and consumption influences the traditional power quality business Generation Grid Industry and large commercial HVDC link Offshore Wind parks or distant t generation STATCOM/ SVC Passive Series Shunt filter Compensation capacitor Transmission grid DMS Shunt reactor Surge arrester and relay Series compensation Passive filter Synchronous condenser Series reactor STATCOM/ SVC Active filter/ Shunt capacitor Passive filter Shunt reactor BESS or UPS Surge arrester and relay Energy intensive Industry Renewable generation Storage STATCOM/ SVC Passive filter/ Shunt capacitor Shunt reactor Line voltage regulator Storage Tap changers Smart Data/ Control Center ADMS, AVVMS MV or LV Active filter/ Shunt capacitor Passive filter BESS or UPS Surge arrester and relay Industry / large commercial Residential and small commercial Storage Active filter/ Shunt capacitor Volt/Var MV line Control Regulator MicroSCADA LV Tap changer RTU500 Distr. Grid Surge arrestor and relay MV TropOS Passive filter Shunt capacitor BESS or UPS STATIC Frequency converter Transportation STATCOM/ SVC Active filter/ Shunt capacitor Single phase network (DC, 50 Hz or 16.7 Hz) Passive filter G Shunt reactor Surge arrester and relay June 14, 2018 Slide 4

5 ABB and Power Quality Unmatched knowledge, portfolio and experience Site assessment Consulting Solution design Solution delivery Software Services Site audits Technical and Analysis of Project Monitoring, i Remote technical Feasibility and economic upgrade vs management and protection and support system impact analysis replacement planning control equipment Advanced studies Business case strategies Products Cyber security technical experts Assessment of and model Asset life cycle delivery and analysis Asset lifetime assets and their contribution to power quality definition evaluation Definition of Solution functional definition and requirements selection of Project planning products insourcing System engineering Deployment e Gateways and SCADA system management Spare parts and replacements Voltage control applications Training Commissioning Asset health and running center acceptance tests ABB offers a broad portfolio of products, systems and services along the project execution. June 14, 2018 Slide 5

6 Our current offering Expansion along the value chain is a key trend Power Quality phenomena State Steady Events Voltage fluctuation Reactive power Harmonics Load imbalance Voltage sags and swells Transient Volt/Var mgmt Synchronous condenser Volt/Var mgmt system Line voltage regulator (LV & MV) Utilities HV shunts reactor s Industrial Consulting Asset consultancy, system studies, filtering design and training services MV/HV capacitor and filter solutions (e.g. Qbank) Protection relays with PQ monitoring (*) FACTS Fixed Series Compensation, TCSC Thrystor controlled series compensation Static var compensation (SVC Classic) STATCOM (SVC Light, PCS6000) Frequency support/peak shaving EES Pro Power store Energy Storage System EES Ebop (flywheel and battery based) EES PCS Interruptions HV/MV/LV capacitors and filter solutions (e.g. ABBACUS, APCQ) LV capacitor and filter components for panel builders (e.g.clmd, Qcap, RVC, RVT) Transportation HV/MV/LV HV shunts capacitor and and filter reactors solutions PQF active filters and PQCR s reactive power compensators AVR and RPC SFC static frequency converter for transportation (1ph) and DC rectifiers Active voltage conditioner and reactive power conditioner Energy Management ENVILINE ESS and ERS HV and MV surge arrester LV surge protection HV surge arrester and voltage limiting devices BESS products and Energy storage inverters (ESI) Monitoring equipment UPS Energy storage based Power electronic based Capacitive Inductive Monitoring, Control & Protection Smart Grid Automation Software June 14, 2018 Slide 6 Note: Local offering for AC chargers available in few countries * In addition toa wide range of automation & communication products Own solution/activity of individual player Player using third party / non-core activity

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9 MV and HV capacitors Capacitor Units In-house design and production of a large variety of MV/ HV capacitor units (single-phase, split-phase, three-phase, surge capacitors, DC applications) Benefits High reliability All types of fuse technologies available (internally, externally and fuse-less) Low dielectric losses Low installation and maintenance costs Units for AC and DC applications (e.g. HVDC projects) Dry DC technology available Applications : all types of power grid applications and industrial installations where compensation, surge protection or DC capacitors are required June 14, 2018 Slide 9

10 MV and HV capacitor banks Metal enclosed capacitor banks Fully integrated solution for reactive compensation Benefits Fixed and switched solutions available Range of enclosure types to suit a variety of applications (up to 36kV, indoor/ outdoor) Protected live parts Modular design fully expandable Can be moved as plant demands change Filtering solutions available Applications: electrical distribution, utilities, industrial users, renewable segment June 14, 2018 Slide 10 Optimized models for local markets available

11 MV and HV capacitor banks Metal enclosed capacitor bank SIKAP Fully insulated and fixed reactive power compensation system Compact aluminum enclosure that covers all live parts ABB impregnated capacitors with long service life time and low losses Fixed compensation in a wide range of installations, covering climate conditions between from -40 C to +40 C June 14, 2018 Slide 11

12 MV and HV capacitor banks Pole mounted and pad mounted capacitor banks Economical solutions for shunt reactive compensation on overhead distribution networks Benefits Fixed or switched system available Galvanized steel or aluminum frame suitable for pole mounting Increased safety and reliability thanks to bird guards Applications Voltage stability Reactive power compensation Volt-VAr management June 14, 2018 Slide 12

13 MV and HV capacitor banks Power factor correction solution CapCube Ideal for medium voltage motor control center(mcc) applications or any inrush PFC applications up to 12 k Integrates an inrush PFC capacitor bank of up to 1 Mvar within a conventional UniSafe switchgear platform User-friendly power factor controller Designed for heavy-duty operation Protection against short circuits June 14, 2018 Slide 13

14 MV and HV capacitor banks Open rack capacitor banks Reactive power compensation in all types of power grids Benefits Reliable operation in all climates Cost effective designs Environmentally friendly Compact design Easy to install and maintain Optimal solution for each installation Applications Small and large utility and industrial installations where reactive power compensation is required June 14, 2018 Slide 14

15 MV and HV capacitor banks Open rack filter banks Open-rack passive filtering solution for addressing harmonic problems in HV and MV networks Benefits ABB expertise to measure and analyse the harmonic content Suggestion of the most efficient solution/design to reduce harmonics Complete package Reliable operation in all climates Applications Small and large MV and HV applications Note: MV enclosed solutions ABBACUS can also be obtained with filtering functionality June 14, 2018 Slide 15 Optimized models for local markets available

16 MV and HV capacitor banks Modular capacitor banks Fast deployment of capacitor compensation (minimal field installation and commissioning work) Easy to relocate reactive power compensation solution Many standardized configurations Available as a stand-alone unit or for integration into preexisting substation Easy to relocate Integrated package for single point responsibility June 14, 2018 Slide 16

17 MV and HV capacitor banks DryDCap Key component for HVDC- and SVC-light (or equivalent) Dry DC capacitor for modern multilevel converter topologies High energy density High voltage withstand High current stress Environmentally friendly as dry concept Embedded safety because of Metallized dielectric electrode leading to self-healing process Segmented electrode ensuring a safe end of life June 14, 2018 Slide 17

18 Surge arrester Characteristics and benefits Primary protection against atmospheric and switching voltages High and medium voltage AC and DC solutions Up to 1,100kV Arresters for special application like railways, DC voltage limiting devices, etc Design complies with IEC and ANSI/IEEC62.11 Applications Protection of AIS and GIS HVDC protection Protection of series capacitor banks Protection of transmission lines June 14, 2018 Slide 18

19 Surge protection Motor surge protection Protection against insulation failure High transient overvoltage withstand Low operating losses Long lifetime Compact modular enclosure Applications: High voltage motors and generators Dry-type transformers Motor control centers Medium-voltage switchgear June 14, 2018 Slide 19

20 Compensation and filter solutions for all applications Reduced noise levels: We can meet high demands on low acoustic noise ABB has patented solutions for low noise generation in MV and HV compensation solutions Mechanical resonance in capacitor units is eliminated Examples of installations with high demands on low acoustic noise Sweden-Poland, HVDC, 11/13/24:th harmonic filter Italy-Greece, HVDC, 12/24:th harmonic filter Essent, Netherlands, Shunt compensation, 8x48 Mvar, 180 kv StoreBælt, HVDC Denmark Fenno-Skan 2, HVDC Finland 15 C 0 C June 14, 2018 Slide 20

21 LV reactive power compensation components Capacitor units CLMD Best solution for low power factor compensation Benefits High reliability and flexibility Dry type design* Unique sequential protection system ABB in-house metalized film Applications: compensation in industrial and commercial networks * Depending on market needs wet type designs also available June 14, 2018 Slide 21

22 LV reactive power compensation components Capacitor units QCap Complements the existing capacitor portfolio (12.5, 15, 20, 25 and 30 kvar available) Dry type design ABB capacitor technology Low losses In-house metallization giving excellent dielectric properties Long life time thanks to first class capacitor film Reliable: optimized thermal dissipation Safety: sealing and overpressure disconnection system June 14, 2018 Slide 22

23 LV reactive power compensation components Capacitor shelves Single pre-wired sub-assembly combining capacitor units, contactors and fuses Enable panel builders to incorporate the power factor correction technology within their own low voltage panels Composite solution to switchboard power factor correction requirements Easy to install Compact arrangement Reliable fully rated system June 14, 2018 Slide 23 Optimized models for local markets available

24 LV reactive power compensation components Power factor controllers type RVC and RVT A key player in the control and monitoring of power quality Benefits Measurement and display of key parameters (single-phase and three-phase versions available) Easy to use thanks to user-friendly interface (touch screen on RVT) Easy commissioning Usable in LV and MV networks Applications: control of power factor and measurements in industrial and commercial networks June 14, 2018 Slide 24 Optimized models for local markets available

25 LV reactive power compensation components Standard capacitor banks- Contactor switched The ideal automatic power factor correction solution for steady state or slowly varying loads requiring power factor compensation Benefits Powerful and compact Easy to install and use thanks to the ABB controllers ABB capacitor technology Detuning reactors available Wall-mounted and free-standing floor mounted cubicles Applications: industrial and commercial networks June 14, 2018 Slide 25 Optimized models for local markets available

26 LV reactive power compensation components Thyristor switched reactive power compensators Ultra-rapid transient-free stepped power factor compensation and voltage fluctuation mitigation Benefits No switching transients thanks to thyristor switched technology suitably controlled ABB CLMD capacitor technology Can be connected up to 690V Modular and compact standardized design Easy to install and extend Advanced communication features with Modbus Typical applications: fast and/or large varying loads, e.g. cranes, welders, offshore platforms, railway applications Connection to MV networks through step-up transformer June 14, 2018 Slide 26 Optimized models for local markets available

27 LV reactive power compensation components Stepless reactive power compensator- PQCR/PQCR + Instantaneous stepless power electronics based dynamic compensator for reactive power and unbalanced loads Benefits Transient-free and stepless reactive power compensation Stepless compensation of fast varying inductive and capacitive loads Load balancing functionality Harmonic Mitigation Improves the reliability of existing capacitor banks under dynamic conditions Reduces system losses and carbon footprint Reduces maintenance need and enhances life of electrical installations Applications: Railway application, car manufacturing line applications, paper/ steel rolling mills June 14, 2018 Slide 27

28 LV reactive power compensation components Active harmonic filter PQF Ultimate answer to tough Power Quality problems caused by harmonics, load unbalance and reactive power demand Benefits Unprecedented filtering efficiency thanks to closed loop control system Individual harmonic selection Stepless reactive power compensation Load balancing in 3 and 4-wire systems Full redundancy Applications Small, medium or large applications Safeguarding Power Quality in industrial and commercial installations June 14, 2018 Slide 28

29 LV reactive power compensation components PQF Video June 14, 2018 Slide 29

30 Accessories Capacitor controller type CQ Application: Reliable and versatile method to switch polemounted capacitors Benefits Large variety of control methods available (power factor, voltage, temperature control) Large number of communication possibilities Available also for three-phase monitoring Accurate sampling, measurement & decision making thanks to fast onboard micro-processor Advance automatic switching (single-phase/three-phase) p Flexible mounting options Fully user programmable Real-time monitoring June 14, 2018 Slide 30 Note: for standard power factor control applications the RVC and RVT controllers can also be used

31 Accessories Capacitor Vaccuum Switches PS Vacuum interrupters especially designed for capacitor switching applications Benefits Single and three phase versions available Voltage range up to 38 kv Compliant to highest restrike category in accordance to IEEE (class A) Over 50,000 paired fault-free mechanical operations Operable with most capacitor controllers Light weight and compact design Maintenance free Applications: capacitor switching applications (metal enclosed capacitor banks, outdoor rack banks or pole mount banks) June 14, 2018 Slide 31

32 Accessories Capacitor measurement tool CB2000 Portable capacitance meter Benefits No disconnection of the capacitor banks Ergonomic and compact design Low weight Own battery system LDC display Easy transfer of values to a PC via USB Short-circuit proof Measuring range: µf Applications: measurement of MV and HV capacitor units and capacitor banks June 14, 2018 Slide 32

33 Accessories Noise reduction Noise damper, cap or cover to reduce noise in new capacitor installations or for retrofit applications Three methods to fit the customer needs Compliance with specific noise restrictions Used for oil impregnated power capacitors For new bank deliveries or as retrofit products From moderate to high level of sound attenuation June 14, 2018 Slide 33

34 ABB provides productized and customized battery energy storage solutions for all applications Storage Media Power Conversion Systems Energy Storage System Control Turnkey energy storage systems System design and applications Optimized battery technologies Low voltage (LV) and medium voltage (MW) converters Local control system for power and energy management Turnkey grid-connected or off-grid battery energy storage system (BESS) Optimized energy storage system design for each application Flywheels Hydro-power Containerized and productized solutions Remote monitoring i for battery energy storage systems Residential photo-voltaic (PV) together with BESS Customized solutions Microgrids Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) Integration ti in Energy Management Systems Integration in Grid Management Systems ABB advises ABB provides June 14, 2018 Slide 34

35 Advanced control algorithms enable applicability of BESS in every market segment System adequacy Load Energy stored in ESS Supply Power Absorb Power Ancilliary services f 50.0[h z] Energy stored in ESS Absorb power Supply power t [sec] Integration of renewable resources Renewable Generated Power Absorb Power Supply Power Power Charge Discharge t [hrs] Charge Discharge t [sec] Charge Discharge t [sec>min] Energy resiliency Scheduled power consumption Load Supply Power Power quality Short disruption Voltage Supply power Energy storage systems Power Electricity supply failure Energy stored in ESS Actual power Absorb powert [sec] consumption Charge Discharge Energy stored in ESS Discharge t [sec>mi n] Energ y stored in ESS Discharge Supply power t [ms] June 14, 2018 Slide 35

36 UPS Characteristics and benefits Protection against power failures Adjustments with regards to voltage regulations Hedge risks on power factor correction No harmonics From 1kVA to 3MVA From 110V to 600V Single and three phases Portfolio covers various applications: Computer rooms Data centers Healthcare buildings Industrial plants June 14, 2018 Slide 36

37 Measuring equipment Characteristics and benefits TRMS measurement of all the main electrical parameters Complete range of network analyzer and multifunctional meters analogue and digital voltmeters ammeters frequency meters Advanced functionalities; calculation of maximal demand, THD, harmonics, peak monitoring, etc Single and three phases Limitless communication, all measurements transmitted quickly to remote locations through the most widespread communication protocols Compact design of front panel and DIN rail devices for space optimization in the switchboard Designed for civil, commercial and industrial applications June 14, 2018 Slide 37

38 Line voltage regulator Characteristics and benefits Controls voltage rise or drop Allows to feed additional wind power into existing grids Available for single turbine or wind farm installations Is often the better economic solution than grid extension Doesn t influence the protection system Can be realized fast Makes existing grids flexible for changing infeed of wind and other decentral generation June 14, 2018 Slide 38 FLIR: Fault location isolation restoration

39 Shunt Reactors; To provide voltage stability in the HV grids Power source Transformer U ₁Line capacitance Transmission overhead line or cable line U ₂ Regulated shunt reactor Consumer load M U ₁ Voltage along the line with regulated shunt reactor OFF U ₂ U ₁ Voltage along the line with regulated shunt reactor ON U ₂ June 14, 2018 Slide 39

40 Variable Speed Drive Transformers; To reduce the harmonics generated by power electronics AC grid VSD Transformer (e.g. 10 kv / 50 Hz) June 14, 2018 Slide 40 AC / DC conversion ( rectifier ) DC bus DC / AC conversion ( inverter ) AC motor (e.g kv / 60 Hz)

41 FACTS solutions Characteristics and benefits Dynamic control of voltage and reactive power flow in the network, assuring voltage stability and optimal reactive power balance Active power flow through AC transmission lines in order to increase power transfer capacity and mitigate disturbances. Grid code compliance (LVRT, HVRT) Improve power quality allowing for active filtering of harmonics and flicker from WTG, cables and capacitors at PCC Assure a safe and reliable system operation (switching transients) Line loss optimization by load flow control June 14, 2018 Slide 41

42 FACTS Se eries Compens sation Fixed Series Compensation Thyristor Controlled Series Compensation (TCSC) Solution benefit Cost effective solution to increase power transfer capability in transmission corridors instead of building new transmission lines Improved voltage and transient stability Improved voltage profile along the lines Provides damping torque on inter-area electromechanical oscillations (POD) Inherent immunity against sub synchronous resonance (SSR) Enhances capabilities for dynamic power flow control Often the TCSC is combined with fixed series compensation to increase transient stability in the most cost effective way SFC Sh hunt Compens sation SVC Classic STATCOM (Hybrids) Rail Static Frequency Converters (SFC) Improved voltage stability, facilitated integration of renewables Load balancing Flicker mitigation and power quality enhancement Increased productivity by power factor improvement Similar benefits as for SVC Classic More robust integration in weak grids High performance flicker mitigation Reduced footprint thanks to fewer passive elements Active power in-feeding 3 phases-1 phase to 16,7/25Hz, 50/60 Hz Full decoupling of grids Independent, fast control of frequency, voltage, active and reactive power on both sides Connection to weak grids June 14, 2018 Slide 42

43 High voltage direct current (HVDC) Characteristics and benefits Enables bulk power transmission from RE energy generation in remote locations Reduced delivery time Lower transmission losses than conventional AC-transmission Fewer transmission lines needed compared to AC, saving both money and land Fully controlled transmission preventing grid instabilities from spreading Active and reactive power control and voltage support No support needed from the AC grid Black-start capability June 14, 2018 Slide 43

44 Synchronous condenser Characteristics and benefits Increase network short circuit capacity Rotating inertia provides stability to the network Boosts output during voltage sags High over-load capacity Reactive power produced or consumed is less affected by the system voltage No harmonics High voltage ride-through capability Product range MVA 3 15kV 50 or 60 Hz IEC and NEMA standards June 14, 2018 Slide 44

45 Automation, Communication and Enterprise Software Solutions RTU500 series MicroSCADA SYS600 Mesh wireless TropOS FOX605 and AFS Ethernet switches Advanced VVMS DMS600 NM ADMS Asset Health Center Mobile WFM June 14, 2018 Slide 45

46 The image cannot be displayed. Your computer may not have enough memory to open the image, or the image may have been corrupted. Restart your computer, and then open the file again. If the red x still appears, you may have to delete the image and then insert it again. Volt-VAr management Characteristics Enhanced voltage control Network reconfiguration Grid storage Conservation voltage reduction (CVR) Benefits Improved quality of power supply through better voltage profiles Reduction of technical energy losses Increase network hosting capacity Significant improvement of voltage control Most efficient utilization of the distribution ib ti network June 14, 2018 Slide 46

47 Volt-VAr management Characteristics Benefits Distribution SCADA for reliable monitoring and control Outage management system Outage management Switch management Fault location isolation system restoration (FLISR) Advanced analysis Grid automation for electric distribution companies State estimation Sub-Transmission Load flow analysis Medium voltage Volt/VAR optimization i Low-Voltage Short circuit analysis Distributed energy resources (DER) Loss reduction by feeder reconfiguration Microgridsid Enterprise service bus for integration June 14, 2018 Slide 47

48 Consulting services id Consultancy Asset evaluation and incident analysis Technical studies Asset consultancy Asset assessments Well-founded condition assessment: audits, measurements and operation Harmonic, flicker and voltage unbalance measurements evaluation with specific Site audits recommendations for actions Resonance phenomenon System studies and consultancy System operation and interaction Technical evaluation of system power quality and recommended actions Default incident analysis Filtering design Filter design From basic design to detailed engineering solution Training services Specific technical course in relation to power quality filtering System studies Voltage unbalance Harmonic and frequency scan analysis Reactive power compensation sizing Grid code compliance Flicker EMC analysis EMT analysis Voltage dips and reacceleration June 14, 2018 Slide 48 EMC: Electromagnetic compatibility EMT: Electromagnetic transient

49 Power Quality offering from ABB Services Overview Our responsive and highly qualified service organization is within easy reach and helps to optimize substation operational efficiency and performance throughout its lifecycle. Comprehensive expertise in both primary and secondary technologies qualifies us to support our customers with a wide rage of effective and well-coordinated services: Installation and commissioning Maintenance and repairs Assessments and lifecycle management, substation Lifestretch Long-Term service agreements Extension, upgrades, retrofits Spares and consumables Health and Safety focus ABB Ability: portfolio of digital solutions Cyber Security Contract minimizes the risk exposure further Training June 14, 2018 Slide 49

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51 Major Aluminium refinery Customer needs Excessive Harmonics Malfunction of equipment Equipment Failure & burning Production loss Quality Rejection Huge penalty ABB solution System study results shown the exiting Capacitor bank is not designed for system harmonic pattern 5 th and 7 th harmonic filter installed as per the requirement load pattern June 14, 2018 Slide 51 CLK Energy. EBS Project, Turkey

52 Major Automobile plant Customer needs Plant runs on DG during load shedding Limiting No of welders to be connected Low output DG frequently tripping i due to unbalance currents Poor PF at PCC High electricity billing ABB solution PQ study to identify an optimal solution to enhance the power factor, based on the nature and behavior of its loads Proposed PQCR for improving PF and Compensate unbalance current June 14, 2018 Slide 52 CLK Energy. EBS Project, Turkey

53 Solar PV installation (Roof top) - Portugal Customer needs Low Power connected to Grid Loss of revenue Equipment Damage ABB solution PQ study for one week Recorded more than events Study revealed Voltage sags caused reduction in output Solution provided Dynacomp and PQFS Expected Real Average Energy Injected Losses (KWh) Energy (%) (KWh) Case M Case M June 14, 2018 Slide 53 CLK Energy. EBS Project, Turkey

54 Transforming distribution and retail services in Turkey with a fully integrated IT/OT solution Customer needs Unify all business processes Merge technical solutions Enable CLK to become more competitive in the very near future Enhanced outage restoration capabilities B tt f t it l investments Supporting a successful transformation M t h i l l ti Better future capital ABB scope Outage Lifecycle Management SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) ADMS (Advanced Distribution Management System) Service Suite (Mobile Workforce Management) Substation Automation (relays, remote terminal units, and other communication infrastructure devices) TURKEY June 14, 2018 Slide 54 CLK Energy. EBS Project, Turkey

55 Energy from sun, delivered in Thailand by ABB Customer needs Amongst the largest installation using thin- film photovoltaic panels Improve the reliability of the operation and it s efficiency Disturbances to be quickly identified ABB scope MicroSCADA Pro Meteorological sensors collect and combine information with the power being generated Live updates to the national grid THAILAND June 14, 2018 Slide 55 Lopburi solar plant in Thailand

56 Electrical grid distribution management Customer needs SCADA control systems for Lusaka and Kitwe regions for the voltage levels of 33 kv and 11 Kv Reliable and integrated SCADA/DMS system ABB scope DMS functionality, control room refurbishment, erection of communication masts and substation refurbishment Improved availability for Power Distribution Trained operation- and maintenance personnel MicroSCADA Pro system for control centers with fully redundant system servers and several operator workplaces RTU 211/RTU560 for substations Open++Opera DMS system with functions: Topology Management Network Analysis ZAMBIA June 14, 2018 Slide 56 Lusaka and Kitwe Distribution, Zambia

57 Presence across industry verticals: Aluminium Customer needs High level of harmonics due to the smelting process Compliance issue- unable to connect to the grid Project details Sohar Aluminium Company One of the world s largest aluminium i smelter facilities Produces 390,000 tons of aluminium annually ABB scope Four harmonic filter banks at 55 MVAR OMAN June 14, 2018 Slide 57

58 Presence across industry verticals: Automotive Customer needs High level of reactive and unbalanced loads due to welding process High penalties Project details Toyota Indus Motors ABB scope Dynamic reactive power compensator PQC-STATCON Power factor improvement to 0.95 PAKISTA N June 14, 2018 Slide 58

59 Presence across industry verticals: Automotive Customer needs High level of harmonics Project details BMW MINI ABB scope PQFM active filter technology GREAT BRITAIN June 14, 2018 Slide 59

60 Presence across industry verticals: Buildings Customer needs Tripping of UPS due to high level of harmonic distortion Project details Global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company ABB scope 7 PQF Active filters INDIA June 14, 2018 Slide 60

61 Presence across industry verticals: Buildings Customer needs Reduction of harmonic pollution Project details Tallest structure in the world, standing at m UAE ABB scope 15 PQFI - 2 PQFM and 96 PQFS active filter June 14, 2018 Slide 61

62 Presence across industry verticals: Chemical Customer needs Project details Harmonic pollution DOW Chemical Company Voltage support to new One of the largest single plant loads industrial i complexes in the world ABB scope 2 sets of harmonic filters USA June 14, 2018 Slide 62

63 Presence across industry verticals: Food and Beverage Customer needs Poor power factor Penalties from local utility Project details PepsiCo India Well recognized global player in beverages and snacks ABB scope PQC-STATCON Power factor improved to unity Savings of 5 to 10 percent in annual electricity charge INDIA June 14, 2018 Slide 63

64 Presence across industry verticals: Food and Beverage Customer needs More efficient use of existing power network to avoid a major investment in new power infrastructure Project details McCain ABB scope Power factor correction equipment Savings: 100K of investment of new supply GREAT BRITAIN June 14, 2018 Slide 64

65 Presence across industry verticals: Healthcare Customer needs Harmonic distortion disturbing electrocardiograph equipment Project details Royal Melbourne Hospital ABB scope PQFI active filter AUSTRALIA June 14, 2018 Slide 65

66 Presence across industry verticals: Marine Customer needs Penalties from local utility of up to $50kUSD/ month Project details Koja port The port hosts 450 ships annually and has a capacity of 1 million TEUs of containers per year ABB scope Dynacomp Power factor improvement Energy and cost savings INDONESIA June 14, 2018 Slide 66

67 Presence across industry verticals: Marine Customer needs Harmonic issues creating intermittent problems Project details Jadrolinija ABB scope PQFI active filter 10% of fuel savings as a generator was switched off CROATIA June 14, 2018 Slide 67

68 Presence across industry verticals: Metals Customer needs Harmonic issues Project details Tata Steel Second largest steel company in India with an annual capacity of 9.7 million tons. ABB scope Study of the electrical network which included field measurements, system performance evaluations and simulations for various operating scenarios of the plant. Basis the results of the study, ABB recommended installation of harmonic filters at various buses INDIA June 14, 2018 Slide 68

69 Presence across industry verticals: Mining Customer needs Harmonic issues Project details KSO Gold Mine ABB scope LV Active Filter LAOS June 14, 2018 Slide 69

70 Presence across industry verticals: Mining Customer needs Harmonic issues Project details KSO Gold Mine Biggest gold mine in Turkey ABB scope MECB ( 3 sets of ABBACUS, total 11MVAr at 6.6kV) TURKEY June 14, 2018 Slide 70

71 Presence across industry verticals: Railway Customer needs Penalties from local utility Project details Bulgarian Railways BULGARI A ABB scope PQC-STATCON June 14, 2018 Slide 71

72 Presence across industry verticals: Recreational/ Cultural Customer needs Very large demand on three-phase power supply Costly upgrade required without PFC correction Project details Blackpool Pleasure Beach ABB scope 2 Capacitor banks of 900 kvar 25% power decrease Electricity savings: approx 2,000 per month GREAT BRITAIN June 14, 2018 Slide 72

73 Presence across industry verticals: Solar Customer needs To meet the Dynamic reactive power capability at the plant incomer level Project details Asia Fab Tec Limited 18 MW Solar Power Plant at Tumkur, Karnataka ABB scope PQC-STATCON INDIA June 14, 2018 Slide 73

74 Presence across industry verticals: Utilities Customer needs Stabilization of the French network Make the network more stress tolerant Project details RTE (Réseau de transport d électricité) ABB scope High pass filters solutions Lower content of Total Harmonic Distortion, THD Balance overload in French network FRANCE June 14, 2018 Slide 74

75 Presence across industry verticals: Wholesale and retail trade Customer needs Harmonic pollution Project details IKEA ABB scope PQFM active filters Air conditioning systems working properly Reduction in failure of electronic equipment Voltage stability SPAIN June 14, 2018 Slide 75

76 Presence across industry verticals: Wind Customer needs Project details VAR support Hogager Park Windfarm DENMARK ABB scope MV ABBACUS June 14, 2018 Slide 76

77 Battery energy system Customer needs Project details Battery system for storage of renewable energy from a residential harbour district Connected to Nordhavn s electricity grid to supply 60 households with electricity for up to 24 ABB hours scope ABB s ESI Inverters Output: 630 kw Energy: 460 kwh Technology: Li-ion Commissioning: January 2017 Nordhavn Denmark Urban laboratory for energy solutions DENMARK June 14, 2018 Slide 77

78 Summary ABB has more than 80 years of vast experience in evaluating and addressing Power Quality issues ABB can provide the best possible Tailor made Power Quality solutions for your installations to make them reliable, long-lasting, energy efficient and environmentally sound ABB knows that to be able to produce world class products, the personnel and machinery of production have to meet the same high standards ABB Sales force & support is located in almost every country in the world Together we can improve the quality of your installations June 14, 2018 Slide 78

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