MARCH 2017

ABB Power Quality SeminarIntroductionKurt Schipman, Global Marketing and Sales Manager Capacitors and Filters

ABB Power Quality SeminarAgenda

1. Welcome / Thank you /Expectations2. Introduction to ABB3. Introduction to ABB Capacitors and Filters products

and solutions4. Technical review of Capacitor and Filters products

and solutions5. Glance at the future: Power Electronics in HVDC,

FACTS and Energy Storage systems

A global leader in power and automation technologiesLeading market positions in main businesses

120,000 employees in about 100countries

Formed in 1988 merger of Swiss andSwedish engineering companies

Predecessors founded in 1883 and1891

Publicly owned company with headoffice in Switzerland

Power and productivity for a better worldABB’s vision

As one of the world’s leading engineering companies,we help our customers to use electrical powerefficiently, to increase industrial productivity and tolower environmental impact in a sustainable way.

How ABB is organizedFour divisions

Discrete Automation andMotion products,systems and serviceshelp improve efficiencyand reliability throughoutthe energy value chain.

Electrification Productsdelivers products andsystems designed toconnect, protect andcontrol electricalsystems, ensuringreliability, efficiency andsafety for yourequipment andpersonnel.

Process Automationproducts, systems andservices help optimizeoperations andprocesses across theenergy value chain.

Power Grids helpsimprove efficiency andreliability throughout thepower value chain fromgeneration totransmission anddistribution.

ElectrificationProducts

42,000Employees worldwide

Robotics andMotion

30,000Employees worldwide

Power Grids

39,000Employees worldwide

IndustrialAutomation

24,000Employees worldwide

You will find ABB technology everywhere…

crossing oceans and on the sea bed,

orbiting the earth and working beneath it,

on the trains we ride and in the facilitiesthat process our water,

in the fields that grow our crops andpacking the food we eat,

in the plants that generate our power andthroughout our homes.

Tackling society’s challenges on path to low-carbon eraHelping customers do more using less

Source: IEA, World Energy Outlook 2008

12,5

00Terrawatt-hours (TWh)

10,000

20,000

30,00015

,500

2006 2015 2030

21,0

00 28,0

00

+79%

ABB products and solutionsare:

– Meeting rising demand forelectricity

– Increasing energy efficiencyand reducing CO2emissions

– Improving productivity toraise competitiveness ofbusinesses and utilities

Forecast rise in electricityconsumption by 2030

Improving capacity, reliability and efficiency in the gridA pioneer in smart technologies

• Transmission at ultrahighvoltage

• Minimal losses with directcurrent solution

Challenge ABB solution• China: deliver 6,400 MW

of hydropower over 2,000km

• India: Improve reliabilityin grid serving 53 millionpeople in Karnataka

• Network management withreal-time control

• Key building block for smartgrid

Renewable energyABB supports renewable energy solutions

Generation andtransmission solutionsfor:

– Hydro

– Wind

– Solar

– Wave

• Three Gorges Dam (China)• Totana solar (Spain)• Pelamis wave energy

(Portugal)

Project examples ABB scope

• Grid connection• Transformers• Turnkey execution• Customized generators

Boosting productivity and energy efficiencyExample: Stora Enso, world’s biggest paper maker

Skoghall mill, Sweden:

– No. 1 maker of board for drink cartons

Two-year revamp boosted productivityand cut CO2 by 170,000 tons/yearABB provided key control systems:

– For boiler, collecting and analyzing dataon pressure, flow, temperature, etc. fromthousands of instruments

– For total control over power supply withreal-time data

Leading power system’s biggest-ever transformationSmarter, greener grid for more efficiency and reliability

Merging power and automationtechnologies makes electricitynetwork more reliable, flexible, secureand efficient. Smart grid benefitsinclude:

– Lower power consumption

– Greater use of renewable energy

ABB’s broad offering in both powerand automation technologiespositions it uniquely to support thisevolution

Transformation of grid to take placeover several decades

Ground-breaking and nation-building projectsPushing the boundaries of technology

Longestunderground powerlink

Longest and highestcapacity power link

Longest underwaterpower link

Largest gearless milldrive (for crushingore)

Largest SVCinstallation

Most remoteoffshore wind farmlinked to gridFirst platform

connected to mainlandgrid

Europe’s largestthermal solarpower plant

First commercialwave power plant

First 600 kVpower link

Longest conveyorbelt

Substation in world’stallest building

Power andautomation oflargest chemicalcellulose plant

Automation oflargest alumina plant

Largestbattery

Mine hoist forlargest potashmine

Largest reverse-osmosisdesalination plant

Largest SCADAnetwork

Shaping the world we know today through innovationPioneering technology since 1883Founding fathers

1900

Industrial robot

Turbochargers

HVDC

Ultrahigh voltage

Gas-insulatedswitchgear

Variable-speed motordrives

Extended controlsystems

Steam turbine

1920 1930 1940

Electricpropulsion

1990 2000

19601970

Gasturbine

1950

Gearless motordrives

1980

Innovation is key to ABB’s competitive advantageLeadership built on consistent R&D investment

More than $1 billion invested annually in R&D*6,000 scientists and engineersCollaboration with 70 universities– Tsinghua (China), KTH Royal Institute of Technology

(Sweden), Indian Institute of Science (Bangalore), ETH(Switzerland), Karlsruhe (Germany)

* Comprisesnon-orderrelated R&Dand order-relateddevelopment

People make the differenceThe best want to work in a first-class environment

ABB is one of the world’s most global companies

A culture of openness, flexibility and inclusiveness helpsto attract top performers

ABB strives for excellence in personal development,operational execution, health and safety, businessethics

A Group-wide staff development program aims to bringa culture of leadership to every level of the organization

Committed to the highest standards of business ethicsIntegrity as bedrock of ABB’s global culture

Code of Conduct defines relationships with all stakeholders

Employees acknowledge Code of Conduct and takecompulsory training courses

– Zero tolerance toward violations

– Several reporting options in place for employees to reportsuspected violations; each report thoroughly investigated

“Whatever change may be going on in the worldaround us, one thing remains unchanged: ABB’scommitment to maintain the highest standards ofbusiness ethics and integrity.”

Defining Power QualityPower Quality offering from ABB

A quantifiable measure signifyingavailability, quality and efficiencyof the power being utilized andsuppliedBenefits of good Power Quality include:

– Supply network reliability andavailability

– Energy efficiency

– Industrial productivity

– Eco-efficiency/ lower environmentimpact

Definition

Consequences of poor power qualityPower Quality offering from ABB

Wind powergeneration

Marine

Conventionalpower

generation

Powerdistribution

Solar powergeneration

Infrastructure

IndustryRailway

Not able to connect to the grid-in case of overvoltage or under-voltage or if pollution emitted istoo high.

Non-compliance, notallowed to connect to grid,increase in running costs,frequent outages anddowntime

Not able to connect to thegrid- in case of overvoltageor under-voltage or ifpollution emitted is toohigh.

Higher stress ongenerators leading topremature failure/erratic behavior, higherrunning costs

Non-compliance, penalties,frequent outages anddowntime, reducedoperational efficiency

Non-compliance to grid codes,not allowed to connect to grid,penalties, lower productivity,potentially higher CO2emissions

Not able to connect to the grid-in case of overvoltage or under-voltage or if pollution emitted istoo high.

Penalties, frequent outages anddowntime, reduced equipmentlife, potentially higher CO2emissions

Poor Power Quality costsReasons for investing in Power Quality

(*) European Copper Institute 2002

Sector Financial loss perincident

Semi-conductorsproduction(*) 3 800 000 €

Financial trade(*) 6 000 000 € per hour

Computer center(*) 750 000 €

Telecommunication(*) 30 000 € per minute

Steel industry(*) 350 000 €

Glass industry(*) 250 000 €

Offshore platforms 250 000 € per day

Dredging/land reclamation 50 000 – 250 000 € per day

Poor Power Quality:

– Reactive power

– Harmonics

– Load imbalance

That ultimately results in down-time and highrunning costs

Examples of impact of harmonics

Reasons for investing in Power Quality

Actual results may be different from examples. Values given do not constitute a performanceguarantee and depend on local conditions

Losses/year

CO2emissions/year

Small/mediumtransformers 3000 € 30 T

Large transformers 10 000 € 100 T

LV cables(per 100 m) 1500 € 15 T

Motors 10% additionallosses

10% additionalemissions

Your benefits of having good Power Quality

– Reduction of technical problems

– Compliance with (utility) regulations

– Increasing the production efficiency

– Rendering your installation moreenvironmental friendly

Reasons for investing in Power Quality

Poor Power Quality:

– Reactive power

– Harmonics

– Load imbalance

That ultimately results in down-time and highrunning costs

Value proposition: Ensuring stronger, smarter, greener grids

Power Quality offering from ABB

March 7, 2017

Our vision and mission

Capacitors and filters offering from ABB

Vision Be recognized as the leading supplier of power quality solutions, focusing onfiltering and reactive power compensation

Provide value to customers by presenting them with the right power qualitysolutions and products for their applicationsMission

Products for all voltage levels and segmentsCapacitors and filtering offering from ABB

220- 800 kV

40- 130 kV

12- 36 kV

0.2- 1 kV

Offering what the customers need

Capacitors and filtering offering from ABB

Measurement

W a ve form e v ent a t 2 2/11 /01 10:2 5 :4 3.53 3

C H A V ol ts C H B Vo lt s C H C Vo lts C H A A m p s C H B A m p s C H C Am p s

Vo

lts

10: 25: 43 .7 2 10 :25 :43 . 73 10: 25: 43 .7 4 10 :25 :43 .75 10:2 5:4 3 .76 10 :2 5:43 .77

- 7 50

- 5 00

- 2 50

0

2 50

5 00

7 50

-30 0 0

-20 0 0

-10 0 0

0

100 0

200 0

300 0

Voltage: THDV = 12% Current: THDI = 27%

Analysis Solution

Products Service Training

Capacitorunits for

MV and HV

MV/HVshunt

banks-open type

MV shuntbanks-metal

enclosed

Capacitorsolutions inHVDC and

FACTS

Capacitorunits andbanks for

LV

LV dynamiccompensati

on

LV activefilters

Capacitoraccessories

Energystorage

solutions

Complete portfolio

Capacitors and filtering offering from ABB

ABB Capacitors and Filters organisationOrganised to be close to the customer with Global Quality

Québec – CanadaLV capacitorunits/banksMV/HV capacitorbanks and filtersMV MECB

San Luis Potosi – MexicoLV capacitor units andbanks (EP)MV/HV capacitor banksand filters (PGHV)

Bromborough - UK

LV capacitor banks

Guarulhos - Brazil

LV Capacitor banksMV/HV capacitorbanks and filtersMV MECB

Ludvika - Sweden

MV capacitors (Wet)Noise accessoriesDC MV capacitors (Dry)MV/HV open rackcapacitor banks andfiltersMV MECB (SIKAP)

Sevlievo - Bulgaria

MV MECB (ABBACUS –EMPAC)

Jumet - Belgium

LV capacitors (CLMD, IPE)LV capacitor banksDynacomp banksPQF active filtersPF controllersEnergy storage inverters

ModderfonteinSouth Africa

Bangalore - India

LV/MV capacitorsLV capacitor banksPQC-STATCONMV/HV capacitor banksand filtersMV MECB (ABBACUS,SIKAP)

Bangkok -Thailand

LV capacitorsLV capacitor banks(contactor andthyristor switched)

Xi’an - China

MV capacitors (Wet)MV/HV Capacitor banksand filtersMV MECB

Lilydale – Australia

LV capacitor banksMV switchesMV MECBMV/HV capacitor banks and filters

Note: Some FF’s also have PQC functionality and vice versa

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