Reactance coil

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Reactance coil

A reactance coil is a three-phase impedance between two nodes. The reactance coil is often used at the beginning of a medium-voltage feeder to the limit short-circuit current. The electrical properties are sometimes copied from the type file.

 

With a reactance coil, the nominal voltages of both nodes must be the same.

 

 

PARAMETERS

 

General

 

Parameter

Description

Name

Name of reactance coil

 

The reactance coil runs from the From-node towards the To-node. The From-node and the To-node of the reactance coil are determined automatically. To switch the From-node and the To-node use the <> button.

 

Reactance coil

 

Parameter

Default

Unit

Description

Type

 

 

Reactance coil type definition

Short

 

 

Short name

Unom

1)

kV

Nominal voltage

Ik (2 s)

0

kA

Admissible short-circuit current for 2 seconds

Inom

0

A

Nominal current

R

0

Ohm

Resistance

X

0

Ohm

Reactance

R0

0

Ohm

Zero sequence Resistance

X0

0

Ohm

Zero sequence Reactance

R2

0

Ohm

Inverse Resistance

X2

0

Ohm

Inverse Reactance

 

1)   Unom of the nodes between which the reactance coil is located

 

 

Z0 becomes Z1 (Z1 -> Z0)

Using this button the contents of the normal impedance will be copied to the zero sequence impedance.

 

Z2 becomes Z1 -> Z2

Using this button the contents of the zero sequence impedance will be copied to the inverse sequence impedance.

 

Reliability

 

Parameter

Default

Unit

Description

Failure frequency

0

per year

Mean number of occurrences that the reactance coil fails (short circuit)

Repair duration

0

minutes

Mean duration of repair or replacement

Maintenance frequency

0

per year

Mean number of occurrences that the reactance coil is in maintenance

Maintenance duration

0

minutes

Mean duration of maintenance

maint. cut-off duration

0

minutes

Mean duration of cancellation of maintenance in case of emergency

 

 

MODELLING

 

For all calculations the reactance coil is modelled as a longitudinal impedance R+jX.

 

Inom'

For branches the terms Inom' and Snom' have been introduced for signalling an overload in the load flow. These values have been introduced to obtain clarity about the maximum load capacity of a branch. Inom' is specified as follows for the reactance coil:

Inom' is taken from the input data Reactancecoiltype.Inom