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30 June 2017
INCREASED OPERATION RELIABILITY THROUGH CONTINUOUS PD MONITORING OF STATOR WINDING
Laurentiu-Viorel BADICU*, Wojciech KOLTUNOWICZ*, Ulrike BRONIECKI*, Boris BATLLE**
*OMICRON Energy Solutions GmbH, Germany, **OMICRON Technologies, Spain
Agenda
> Introduction
> PD Monitoring System Architecture
> Case study: Turbo generator 180 MVA, 16.6 kV
> Case Study: Turbo generator 100 MVA, 13.2 kV
> Case Study: Hydro generator 126 MVA, 16.5 kV
> Automated Pattern Classification System
> Conclusions
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Partial Discharges Monitoring System
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A server based monitoring software to:• trend and store significant data for analysis
and comparison of different machines over their operating life;
• be easily accessible remotely for periodical evaluations and/or system tuning.
A synchronous multi-channel data acquisition stage:• ensure high flexibility for different installation
conditions;• provide advanced tools for in-depth analysis.
The crucial characteristics to guarantee the best insulation assessment :
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Turbo generator: 180 MVA, 16.5 kV
Maintenance After maintenanceBefore maintenance
Turbo generator: 180 MVA, 16.5 kV
Preventive maintenance based on PD monitoring
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Turbo generators: 100 MVA, 13.2 kV – air cooled
Combined PD data trend from Gen. 1 and Gen. 2
Both units commissioned in 1981 PD monitoring system installed in 2012
One – year PD data trend PD data trend Sept. – Oct. 2013
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Turbo generators: 100 MVA, 13.2 kV – air cooled
PRPD diagrams for central freq. of measurements: 2 MHz and 7 MHz
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Hydro generator: 126 MVA, 16.5 kV
UNIT 7 and UNIT 8 were installed in 1997 in one of the largest hydroelectric power plants in Southeast Asia (1008 MW)
The installation of PD Monitoring completed in the 2nd half of 2012
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Unit 7 showed a steep increase in the trend of PD activity in phase S, result confirmed by the comparison with the results from Unit 8
• identify and evaluate the reason of the increased PD activity;
• assess the overall conditions of the stator winding.
By means of 3PARD separation technology
and PD Pattern analysis, root cause investigation has been carried out to:
Hydro generator: 126 MVA, 16.5 kV
Root cause investigation
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3PARD cluster under investigation
PD Source under investigation
an anomalous activity has been isolated in Phase S and it’s persistence confirmed by the historical data
Hydro generator: 126 MVA, 16.5 kV
Overall assessment of the stator
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By rejecting only the investigated PD activity, the overall conditions of the stator winding can be assessed
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• root cause of the growing trend: efficiently isolated and analyzed in time;
• conditions of the stator winding: removing the investigated PD, general assessment can be performed.
Results
Hydro generator: 126 MVA, 16.5 kV
Diagnosis
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• Surface Tracking evolving in time;
Investigated PD activity
Visual Inspection Dissipation Factor test
• Internal PD activity uniformly distributed on the three phases
Overall conditions of the ground-wall insulation
Hydro generator: 126 MVA, 16.5 kV
Partial Discharge Monitoring System
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Fiber optic cable
Central computer & monitoring software
Fiber optic cable
Capacitive sensors
1st generator 2nd generator 3rd generator 4th generator
Hardware Architecture
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Web GUI
Partial Discharge Monitoring System
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Trend Analysis
PD Source Separation
Pattern Classification
Alarm / Warning
Q: Has something happened on
HV asset?
Q: How many problems are
there?
Q: What are the problems – defects
or noise?
Q: How dangerous are the problems?
Analysis Services
Partial Discharge Monitoring System
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Trend Analysis
PD Source Separation
Threshold
Partial Discharge Monitoring System
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PD Source Separation(automated OPTICS clustering)
PD Pattern Classification
Partial Discharge Monitoring System
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PD Pattern Classification
Reference Database(examples of PRPD patterns - stator winding PD defects)
Name PRPD illustration
rmS1 Delamination of the
insulation on the copper side
rmS2 Delamination of the insulation layers
rmS3 Delamination of the
insulation on the core side
rmS4 Discharges in micro cavities
rmE1 End-winding surface discharge (tracking)
rmE2 End-winding discharges /
sparking
rmE3
Discharge between corona protection and stress grading
layers
Cause of PD in Stator Winding
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Patterns Features (descriptors)
PRPD
Hq ‐ charge vs. impulse number
Hn – impulse amount vs. phase angle
Hqn – avarage charge vs. phase angle
PD Pattern Classification
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PD Pattern Classification
Algorithmic Concept
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Report example – PD
PD Pattern Classification
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PD Data Evaluation
PD Pattern Classification
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Decision Reliability
• The decision is based on separated initial data corresponded to only one PD source (automated clustering)
• Insufficient data is rejected at the early stage of analysis
• Only few approved PD features (attributes) are considered for the decision
• Reliable deterministic decision is provided for clear cases by knowledge-based analysis
• Probabilistic decision is provided for unclear cases with different levels of reliability defined by the distance plot
PD Pattern Classification
Conclusions
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Continuous PD monitoring of stator windings in large generators has proven to be an essential diagnostic tool for condition-based maintenance in order to increase their reliability.
Based on the PD monitoring results obtained before and after the maintenance of the machine, the effectiveness of the maintenance program can be evaluated and future maintenance can be properly scheduled.
A versatile PD acquisition unit can be used for PD measurements on different types of rotating machines.
A modular, distributed monitoring software system allows reliable long-term storage of monitoring data and provides access via a web interface for detailed data evaluation.
The main key to performing appropriate diagnosis of the insulation state is to accurately separate and identify different PD sources from noise. To achieve this, synchronous multi-channel 3PARD evaluation techniques can be applied.