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The Continuity Indicators Calculation of E-ON ČR Distribution Network Segment
Girga, Eduard ; Černý, Pavel (referee) ; Paar, Martin (advisor)
The aim of this master’s thesis is calculation and analysis of reliability indicators of the company E.ON Česká republika, s.r.o. distribution network in the south Moravia territory (area of former Jihomoravská energetika) for the period of one year, from 1st November 2008 to 31st October 2009. We consider events incurred on overhead or underground lines of level of high voltage or directly connected with these lines. Events originated from extensive disaster interruption of electric energy supply caused by particularly unfavourable external effects are not considered, because network components can not be efficiently dimensioned on those influences. Known aspects of the events are time of origin, time duration, place and cause of failure inception. Analysis of reliability indicators is accomplished according to different point of view. The first aspect is the hours of day, during which the event lasted. The second aspect is the hours of day, during which the event incurred. The third one focuses component pointed as reliable for the origin of the event. The last standpoint is percentage load of the line outlet, on which the event occurred. We can ordain this load as the proportion of current flowing through the line outlet in the time of event inception and of the value of maximum current set up on the protection of the line outlet. Indications mentioned in the last sentence were searched in the dispatcher centre thanks to graphical interface of application RIS JME Brno. In the theoretical part of the work there is described the structure of distribution network and its fundamental influence on the continuity of electric energy supply, the ways of evaluation and increasing of electric energy supply reliability, regulation of continuity of electric energy supply with emphasis on regulation in the Czech Republic valid until 26th February 2010 and since 27th February 2010. The last theoretical part focuses on definition of failure and differentiation of failures according to various aspects.
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Stabilized operation of a 400 kV power line
Girga, Eduard ; Špaček, Jaroslav (referee) ; Blažek, Vladimír (advisor)
Electrical wiring 400 kV is the most used transfer wiring in the Czech Republic with length over three thousand kilometers. It is frequently used for running out significant output from the big power plants and for its significance in electrical engineering. Theoretical part of this thesis deals with the cross-section of mainly used methods for high and extra high stable wiring voltage solution. These methods can be generally dividend into precise and rough. Both of these methods will be analyzed in next chapters. Exact solution comes out from the presumption of equally spaced parameters. The rough solution uses substitution of double gates wiring, this method is accurate enough and accelerates the calculation. Former mentioned reasons explains it’s often use in technical practice. The electric line is substituted by T-cell, II-cell or Steinmetz cell according to length and required precision. Special method of rough solution is the broad method which enables to solve randomly knotted network by using II-cell to replace electric wiring between single knots. This method is mentioned in thesis for completeness; the network solved by me is not knotted. Part of the theoretical thesis is the analysis of specific transfer cases. In computing part will be mentioned not only the computation of stable wiring state with precise an rough method - with all former mentioned cell but the computation of specific transfer cases as well. In the end will be concluded all the counts from computing part and from precision view evaluated used methods of the stable wiring solution.
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The Continuity Indicators Calculation of E-ON ČR Distribution Network Segment
Girga, Eduard ; Černý, Pavel (referee) ; Paar, Martin (advisor)
The aim of this master’s thesis is calculation and analysis of reliability indicators of the company E.ON Česká republika, s.r.o. distribution network in the south Moravia territory (area of former Jihomoravská energetika) for the period of one year, from 1st November 2008 to 31st October 2009. We consider events incurred on overhead or underground lines of level of high voltage or directly connected with these lines. Events originated from extensive disaster interruption of electric energy supply caused by particularly unfavourable external effects are not considered, because network components can not be efficiently dimensioned on those influences. Known aspects of the events are time of origin, time duration, place and cause of failure inception. Analysis of reliability indicators is accomplished according to different point of view. The first aspect is the hours of day, during which the event lasted. The second aspect is the hours of day, during which the event incurred. The third one focuses component pointed as reliable for the origin of the event. The last standpoint is percentage load of the line outlet, on which the event occurred. We can ordain this load as the proportion of current flowing through the line outlet in the time of event inception and of the value of maximum current set up on the protection of the line outlet. Indications mentioned in the last sentence were searched in the dispatcher centre thanks to graphical interface of application RIS JME Brno. In the theoretical part of the work there is described the structure of distribution network and its fundamental influence on the continuity of electric energy supply, the ways of evaluation and increasing of electric energy supply reliability, regulation of continuity of electric energy supply with emphasis on regulation in the Czech Republic valid until 26th February 2010 and since 27th February 2010. The last theoretical part focuses on definition of failure and differentiation of failures according to various aspects.
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Stabilized operation of a 400 kV power line
Girga, Eduard ; Špaček, Jaroslav (referee) ; Blažek, Vladimír (advisor)
Electrical wiring 400 kV is the most used transfer wiring in the Czech Republic with length over three thousand kilometers. It is frequently used for running out significant output from the big power plants and for its significance in electrical engineering. Theoretical part of this thesis deals with the cross-section of mainly used methods for high and extra high stable wiring voltage solution. These methods can be generally dividend into precise and rough. Both of these methods will be analyzed in next chapters. Exact solution comes out from the presumption of equally spaced parameters. The rough solution uses substitution of double gates wiring, this method is accurate enough and accelerates the calculation. Former mentioned reasons explains it’s often use in technical practice. The electric line is substituted by T-cell, II-cell or Steinmetz cell according to length and required precision. Special method of rough solution is the broad method which enables to solve randomly knotted network by using II-cell to replace electric wiring between single knots. This method is mentioned in thesis for completeness; the network solved by me is not knotted. Part of the theoretical thesis is the analysis of specific transfer cases. In computing part will be mentioned not only the computation of stable wiring state with precise an rough method - with all former mentioned cell but the computation of specific transfer cases as well. In the end will be concluded all the counts from computing part and from precision view evaluated used methods of the stable wiring solution.
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