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HVDC TRANSFORMER BUSHINGS 

PHI 530.1425.2500 

PHI 265.850.1500 

Kepco project 

      IS 2664 GB

 

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8.1  Gas first filling operation and control of alarm and tripping signals 
 
The bushing is shipped in slight overpressure of SF6 gas. If the pressure is positive proceed with the operation 
as follows, on the contrary, contact GE Energy Connections Supervisor for additional instructions. 
 

 

Check that the Transport pressure gauge has been removed (see 

Figure 1

). 

 

Check the gas characteristics and fill the data on the Gas filling check list, see 

Appendix 8

 

Connect the gas plant to the DILO filling valve on the bushing flange. 

 

Gradually  increase  the  gas  pressure  up  to  0.2  MPa  abs  (1  bar  gauge).  Pressure  must  be  directly 
measured on the gas density monitors installed on the bushing flange. 

 

Check  all  the  gas  seals  for  leakages  with  a  suitable  SF6  leak-meter  device.  In  case  of  significant 
leakages stop the activities and contact GE Energy Connections Supervisor. 

 

If the bushing does not show any leakage gradually increase the pressure at the rated filling pressure 
value of 0.63 MPa (5.3 bar gauge). The pressure must be directly measured on the compensated gas 
density monitors installed on the bushing flange. 

 

During the pressure rise, check the functionality of the Tripping (0.52 MPa abs), Alarm 2 (0.55 MPa abs) 
and Alarm 1 (0.58 MPa abs) contacts and record the respective operating pressures on the bushing 
check list, see 

Appendix 7

. In case of malfunction, check the wiring and inform GE Energy Connections 

Supervisor. 

 

During the alarm / tripping functionality test, record on the bushing check list the readings on the two 
gas density monitors. 

 

Keep the bushing at the rated filling pressure for 4 hours, the purpose of this standing time is to allow 
the gas temperature stabilization, then make the final adjustment of the gas pressure. 

 

Disconnect the gas plant from the DILO filling valve located on the bushing flange. 

 
The gas density monitors installed on gas bushings are fully thermally compensated devices that indicate the 
pressure independently from the effective gas temperature. Whatever the temperature of the gas, the instrument 
indicates a pressure equivalent to a gas average temperature of 20°C. This condition is directly related to the 
gas density inside the bushing (see 

Chapter 10

). 

 
8.2  Gas refilling during the bushing normal operation 
 
The bushing is a fully sealed unit and its leakage rate is <0.5% x year. Anyway, after many years of operation it 
could be necessary to refill it. 
The refilling operation has to be done within 7 – 10 days after Alarm 1 intervention and it is mandatory to perform 
it within 1 – 2 days after the Alarm 2 intervention. 
 
Gas refilling can be done from the DILO type valve located on the bushing flange by a gas plant or a SF6 bottle, 
equipped with the appropriate pressure reduction equipment and DILO connecting plug (contact DILO GmbH 
for information about filling set equipment for direct bottle filling). 
The filling procedure is here below described: 
 

 

Check the gas characteristics and fill the data on the Gas filling check list, see 

Appendix 8

 

Connect the gas filling equipment (gas plant or SF6 system for direct filling from gas bottles) to the filling 
valve of the bushing flange. 

 

Gradually and slowly increase the gas pressure up to the rated filling pressure value of 0.63 MPa abs 
@20°C (5.3 bar gauge). Pressure must be directly measured on the temperature compensated pressure 
gauge installed on the bushing. 

 

Stop the gas filling equipment and shut the bottle valves. 

 

Disconnect the filling equipment from the gas filling station DILO valve. 

 

NOTE:

  In  case  of  use  of  the  DILO  machine,  check  that  the  machine  set-up  is  for  gas  filling  and  that  the 

connecting pipe is full of SF6 before connecting to the gas filling station DILO valve. 
In case of direct filling from the bottle, check that the bottle is effectively charged with SF6, that the gas quantity 
is sufficient for the re-filling, the pressure reduction unit and the pipe are compatible with the DILO filling system 
and  all  equipment  is  specific  for  SF6  filling  application  and  certified  for  a  safe  use.  Also  in  this  case,  before 
connecting the equipment to the gas filling station, check that the connecting pipe is effectively filled by SF6 gas. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for PHI 530.1425.2500

Page 1: ...essure gauge installation management check list 14 03 2018 G Testin P Cardano M Campana IS 2664 GB GE Energy Connections reserves all rights in this document and in the information contained therein R...

Page 2: ...and oil parameters 21 8 Gas SF6 characteristics and gas filling instructions 24 8 1 Gas first filling operation and control of alarm and tripping signals 25 8 2 Gas refilling during the bushing norma...

Page 3: ...ord OBLIGATION while important operative instructions are evidenced by the word NOTE This manual must be available to the personnel responsible of the installation operation and maintenance of the bus...

Page 4: ...ngth must be 3m During this operation the workers must wear protective insulating gloves and boots and helmets with protective transparent face shield 2 1 Safety prescriptions and operative informatio...

Page 5: ...y with the standard EN 397 OBLIGATION During all activities it is mandatory to use safety gloves complying with the standard EN 388 with performance index not less than 4131 OBLIGATION During all acti...

Page 6: ...port pressure gauge see Figure 1 installed on a Dilo valve This device must be removed during the installation phase on the transformer before the bushing filling at rated pressure and it has to be re...

Page 7: ...rease the gas pressure to 0 5 bar gauge 0 150 MPa abs GE Energy Connections RPV must be informed concerning the activation of the long storage condition The periodical controls must verify the bushing...

Page 8: ...performances in case of high current ratings and harmonics presence The grading capacitor winding is 100 protected from the risk of pollution during the bushing installation on the transformer as it...

Page 9: ...Table 3 Environmental conditions 5 Bushing preparation All operators involved in components unpacking and assembly have to be careful not to damage the objects During the unpacking operation it is ne...

Page 10: ...r Inside the crate the bushing is locked at the level of the central and the top flange by locking belts and bolts Figure 4 Lid sections locking screws Figure 5 Removing the lid sections WARNING Compo...

Page 11: ...tructions 3 Oil pressure Check if the oil pressure 1 bar gauge 20 C see Figure 8 Record the pressure and the average bushing temperature In case of deviations notify the Foreman and the GE Energy Conn...

Page 12: ...ding steel rope RX38A162 01 1600 1 3 Lifting lug DN22 RX1A013 22 2000 1 4 Front plate lifting kit RX380463 02 2000 1 5 Front lifting rope Not included 1000 1 Not included 6 Bolts nut washers kit 1 set...

Page 13: ...all have the following minimum characteristics Solution with one overhead crane Single grinder crane Crane capacity 2 5 t Hoist lifting height 12m Slow hoisting speed 1 3 m min Or as an alternative N...

Page 14: ...g tools it is necessary to follow this procedure Remove the crate walls Check that the bushing pressure is set at the transport pressure level Install the Lifting Plates Item 1 on the bushing flange F...

Page 15: ...stallation quote indicated in the bushing Outline drawing see Figure 7 Bushing PHI 265 Bushing PHI 530 Figure 7 Bushings bottom side and interface quote with the transformer barrier shield WARNING Bef...

Page 16: ...insertion inside the turret By continuously controlling that the turret and the bushings are aligned gradually insert the bushing inside the transformer turret NOTE During this operation it is mandat...

Page 17: ...tion at the factory production Concerning the ISO 11218 solid contamination limits classes next Table 9 summarizes the quantities and the size limits for each class Classes Maximum Contamination Limit...

Page 18: ...acteristic of the selected expansion vessels the next Figure 8 shows the curves Pressure vs Average oil temperature for the two PHI bushings Figure 8 Oil pressure vs average oil temperature This curve...

Page 19: ...e is installed on a ball type valve for easy replacement in case on need and all electrical cables are wired in the junction box provided with DIN type terminal blocks see Appendix 2 Additional inform...

Page 20: ...the side of each filter valve block These connections are protected by a removable cap see Figure 11 By pass valves are placed in both type of blocks and are necessary to ensure the proper oil circul...

Page 21: ...of the turret oil processing procedure Turret design and oil processing procedure are under the responsibility of the Transformer Manufacturer and the concepts illustrated in this part are not mandato...

Page 22: ...edure includes the following steps Vacuum in the turret o Apply vacuum to the turret via the transformer oil conservator and the Buchholtz relay pipe o Vacuum level 0 1 kPa 1 mbar o Vacuum time at vac...

Page 23: ...treatment machine to the valves B and C o Apply vacuum to the turret via the Buchholtz relay pipe o Vacuum level in the turret 0 1 kPa 1 mbar o Vacuum time vacuum level 3 h o Fill the turret from val...

Page 24: ...st be checked and the data must be reported in the Gas filling check list see Appendix 8 The gas filling must be performed with an equipment that prevents dispersion of the SF6 gas in the atmosphere A...

Page 25: ...he pressure independently from the effective gas temperature Whatever the temperature of the gas the instrument indicates a pressure equivalent to a gas average temperature of 20 C This condition is d...

Page 26: ...es SF6 transport pressure below the specified limits and or with gas dew point 30 C at atmospheric pressure Evidence of gas dew point 20 C at rated filling pressure before the energization Evidence of...

Page 27: ...located at the bushing flange 10 Gas density monitor The bushing is equipped with two gas density monitors manufactured by Electronsystem The two instruments are different as one is a normal gas dens...

Page 28: ...n box provided with DIN type terminal blocks for easy assembly and maintenance see Appendix 2 Additional information about the gas density monitor devices are illustrated in Appendix 4 NOTE Due to the...

Page 29: ...ough the PF tap The main characteristics are Parameter Description Value V1L Rated line to line voltage 220 kV V1Lmax Maximum line to line voltage 230 kV V2L Rated line to line secondary voltage at V1...

Page 30: ...er Cleaning of the composite insulator is necessary only in case of heavy contamination Due to the installation on the bushing inside the valve hall cleaning by washing is not possible In this case cl...

Page 31: ...of evidence of incipient erosion tracking plan an immediate cleaning action UV camera and infrared examination Scan all the surface of the composite insulators with an UV camera to identify possible...

Page 32: ...ent terminals When plant is off Check for evidence of hot spots Check the terminals and tighten the connecting bolts to the bushing flange Check the cable clamps and the bolting to the terminal Antici...

Page 33: ...tive and correct operation of the alarms tripping signal chain from the instruments to the substation systems Bushing overall gas leakage 5 years Check with SF6 leak meter device all the flanges joint...

Page 34: ...opper silvered Dismount and recycle Toroids Aluminum Dismount and recycle Internal electrostatic shields Aluminum Dismount and recycle SF6 and oil side cones Fibreglass Dismount and dispose Aluminum R...

Page 35: ...ppendices Appendix 1 Bushing outline drawing Appendix 2 Electrical scheme Appendix 3 Lifting tools Appendix 4 Gas density monitor Electronsystem Appendix 5 Oil pressure gauge Appendix 6 Composite insu...

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Page 67: ...ording At oil gauge _________ bar gauge tavg _________ C In case of pressure not in line wth the diagram pressure temperature Figure 8 or evidence of oil leakages contact GE Energy Connections RPV Che...

Page 68: ...rt the bushing into the turret Check that the cone will not interfere with the metal parts of the turret and the CT and that the oil side cone is not damaged No damages on the cone are allowed In case...

Page 69: ...ates 0 55 MPa abs Check the remote reading of the gas pressure sensor Gas pressure B3 B4 ______ _____MPa abs Remote pressure ________________MPa bs Increase the gas pressure until Alarm 1 contact oper...

Page 70: ...icates ppm by weight from measurements Bottle S N Bushing S N SF6 content by weight Air CF4 H2O Mineral oil Total acidity expressed in HF Hydrolizable fluorides in terms of HF Dew point at amospheric...

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