Session 1 - Power Systems

8/12/2019 Session 1 - Power Systems

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ABB

Group-1-

11-Apr

-06

EPCA chance for partnership

DAYS 2006

Power Systems

Offering and valuepropositions

ABB EPC-Days 2006Thailand, Bangkok


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ABB

Group-2-

11-Apr

-06

The World of Power Technology

Broadest offering in the industry

WindpowerWindpower


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ABB

Group-3-

11-Apr

-06

Overview: Power Systems

2005 revenues: $ 4.0 bn

13,000 employees (80% white collar)

Software intensive business

Power Systems

GridSystems Substations

NetworkManagement

Power Generation

18% market share = World No. 1 supplier

Customer segmentation:

Power Generation

Transmission & Distribution

Industries


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ABB

Group-4-

11-Apr-06

Stateowned

Utilities

33%

EPC: Engineering, procurement, constructionOEM: Original equipment manufacturer

Power Systems orders by sales channel

Privateowned

Utilities27 %

OEM7%

Developers7%

EPC

11%

IndustrialCustomers

15%


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ABB

Group-5-

11-Apr-06

Intelligent use of:Market knowledge

Electrical system competence

Process knowledgeRisk Management

Automation

Intelligent systems: A unique advantage

Power Products Power Systems


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ABB

Group-6-

11-Apr-06

ABB Your flexible partner

Components

Complexity

Value

Creation

Products Systems

Integrated

SwitchgearApplications

!

EngineeredPackages

!

Turnkey Systems

!

"! !

Retrofit


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ABB

Group-7-

11-Apr-06

Power Systems value propositions

Competent partner for complete electrical system adviseand studies to jointly define optimized solution in an earlyphase

ABB ensures that delivery meets both global and local

regulations and requirements from the enduser to whichthe site is interconnected

Modular design and access to ABBs factories allowshortest delivery time in the industry

World class and reliable partner with strong localexecution and services resources

Local footprint in more than 100 countries

Largest global references in the industry

World-class qualityat shortest delivery time.


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ABB

Group-8-

11-Apr-06

ABB is a leader in energizing power plants

Step UpTransformer

HV System

HV Substation

* Divested in 1998

Power Island *

TURBINE G

Control roomControl

Systems

Star PointCubicle

Static Starter

Synchronization

1

ExcitationTransformer

AuxiliaryTransformer

TurbineGovernor

1

Unit Protection

MV/LV-Switchgear& Drives

Generator-CircuitBreaker

ExcitationSystem


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ABB

Group-9-

11-Apr-06

G

EHV HV

MT

UT ST

AUXG

EHV HV

MT

UT STGenCB

AUX

Unit Connection Generator Circuit-Breaker Connection

ABB High Current Systems Introduction


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ABB

Group-10-

11-Apr-06

GCB PORTFOLIO 2006 -2008

28(57) kA28(57) kA

Sh

ort

Sh

ortCircuit

CircuitC

urrent

C

urrent[kA]

[kA]

RatedRated CurrentCurrent [kA][kA]

HECSHECS--8080

6.36.3 88

5050

6363

160160

130130

210210

100100

8080

1818

HEC 8HEC 8

HGI 2HGI 2

140140

2323

HEC 7SHEC 7S

10.510.5 1313

HECSHECS--100 (HECPS100 (HECPS--3S / HECI3S / HECI--3R)3R)

HECSHECS--130 (H130 (HECPSECPS--5S / HECI5S / HECI--5R)5R)

2424

HGI 3HGI 3

HEC 7HEC 7


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ABB

Group-11-

11-Apr-06

SF6 GCBs suitable for all types of P/Ps

Coal Power Plantsabove 600 MW HEC7/8100-600 MW HECS

Nuclear Power Plantsabove 600MW HEC7/8

Pump StoragePower Plantsup to 100-600 MWHECPS 3/5

Hydro

Power Plantsup to 100-600MW HECS

Gas, Oil Power Plantsup to150-600 MW HECS

Retrofit, Replacement &Small Power Plants

for various type of power plantsup to 80-180MW HGI2/3, HECI 3/5-Rup to 300-600MW HECSabove 600MW HEC 7/8


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ABB

Group-12-

11-Ap

r-06

Benefits of using GCBs

Simplified station layout

Simplified operational procedures

Improved protection of transformer andgenerator

results in

Increased availability and reliability ofthe Power Plant

Increased profitability of the Power

Plant or Power Unit


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ABB

Group-13-

11-Ap

r-06

Gas Insulated Switchgear Portfolio

ELK-3

80

63

50

40

31.5

072.5

123

145

170

245

300

362

420

550

800

EXK-0

Rated breaking current (kA)

Rated voltage (kV)

ELK-0

ELK-1

4/300


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ABB

Group-14-

11-Ap

r-06

ELK-3 up to 550 kV

ELK-0 up to 170 kVEXK-0 145 kV

ELK-14 up to 300 kV

Gas Insulated Switchgear Portfolio


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ABB

Group-15-

11-Ap

r-06

GIS Proven Technology Since 1965

More than 40 years experience

1965 First 123 kV GIS

1966 First 245 kV GIS

1974 525 kV GIS for 80 kA

1976 Single pressure CB for HV

1980 525 kV GIS Itaipu (Brazil)

1987 Self-blast CB for HV

1987 800 kV GIS Alpha (SouthAfrica)

1965

1974


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ABBGroup-16-

11-Ap

r-06

Gas Insulated Switchgear Advantages

Needs only 5 % space of AIS

System planning with highflexibility

Best for novel, creative solutions

More sites available

Power distribution on HV level

Reduced transmission losses

Fully metal-enclosed, safe

High reliability and availability (less outage times, optimized substation arrangements)

Prefabricated, factory-tested units

Fast and simple installation

420 kV420 kV

AISAIS GISGIS

Solution with the most reliable investmentand lowest life cycle costs.


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ABBGroup-17-

11-Ap

r-06

Typical section view with doublebusbar arrangement

Each gas compartment is segregated bybarrier insulators

Each gas compartment has a SF6 gasdensity supervision

Each gas compartment has a separatebursting disk

GIS < 170 kV

GIS < 300 kV

GIS < 550 kV

Gas Insulated Switchgear Modular Design

Hydromechanical drive mechanism: HMB-1 HMB-4 HMB-8Energy (last opening operation): 1,4kJ 4,5kJ 10 kJ


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ABBGroup-18-

11-Ap

r-06

Overhead lineconnection

Cableconnection

Transformerconnection

composit

porcelain

Plug In typeFor

XLPEcable

Oil cable

Gas cable

Gas Insulated Switchgear Interface Components


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ABBGroup-19-

11-Ap

r-06

Customers need Reducing high expense of electricity

Limit of space for new substation

Minimize interruption of electrical system

(Production Loss : Semiconductor)

ABBs response

115 kV GIS Indoor Substation (3 storey)(type EXK-0, 1 incoming feeder, 2 transformer

feeders, single Busbar system)

115/12-24 kV OLTC Power TR, 2x25/30 MVA

12-24 kV Medium Voltage Distribution System

Customers benefits Reduce expense of electricity

Increase reliability of electrical system

GIS substation with a compact design

Philips Semiconductors, Bangkok, Thailand


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ABBGroup-20-

11-Ap

r-06

220kVG

IS

220kVG

IS110kVGIS

110kVGIS

we find the right solutiontogether with you.

Steps to renew a substationwith minimum interruption...

Substation Integration with only 1 day Interruption

220kVA

IS

110kVA

IS


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ABBGroup-21-

11-Ap

r-06

Keppel Combined Cycle Power Plant, Singapore

Customers need Integration of a substation into a power plant

project for which Alstom Power GenerationLtd. was in charge as the EPC Contractor.

Demand of coordination with utility and shortdelivery time

ABBs response

230kV kV GIS substation

Coordination with EPC Contractor Alstom andutility (Singapore Power) and other partners

Customers benefits

Co-operating with a world wide reliable partnerwith strong local execution resources

ABBs coordination with the utility allows thecustomer to concentrate on timelyimplementation of the plant

- Keppel Merlimau CCPP


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ABBGroup-22-

11-Ap

r-06

Customers need Integration of a substation into a $ 1200

million petrochemical project for whichSamsung Engineering Co., Ltd. was in chargeas the EPC Contractor.

Demand of coordination with utility

ABBs response

230kV kV GIS substation, turnkey

Coordination with EPC Contractor Samsungand utility (Saudi Electricity Company) andother partners

Customers benefits



SPC / Tasnee 230kV Substation, Saudi Arabia


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ABBGroup-23-

11-Ap

r-06

Customers need Integration of a turnkey substation into a $ 500

million petrochemical project for whichSamsung Engineering Co., Ltd. was in chargeas the EPC Contractor.

Demand of coordination with utility

ABBs response

115kV kV GIS substation, turnkey

Coordination with EPC Contractor Samsungand utility (Saudi Electricity Company) andother partners

Customers benefits



APPC PDH/PP Project, Saudi Arabia


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AB

BGroup-24-

11-Ap

r-06

ABB Customer Benefits across a Global Value Chain

Example: APPC Project with Samsung

ABB Factories

NPPC

End User

Consultant

ABB System EPC


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AB

BGroup-25-

11-Apr-06

New Substations

Project and Interface Complexity


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AB

BGroup-26-

11-Apr-06

Customers need Extension of ABB GIS ABB knows what to do

Coordination between owner contractor (GE)and supplier

ABBs response

Delivering of turnkey package consisting ofEBoP and 230kV kV GIS substation

Managing of all work from generators clampsto network cable exits

Customers benefits

ABB takes-over engineering works which isusually performed by Architectural Engineeremployed by GE (reduction of costs andinterfaces)

ABB enables GE as EPC contractor to fulfil itsvery tight timetable

Ras Abu Fontas B2 Power Plant, Qatar


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AB

BGroup-27-

11-Apr-06

Where to optimize comparison checklist?

Implementation cost High Voltage equipment Arrangement optimization

Design Control & Protection Space costs Choice of location

Civil work switchyard Civil work equipment structures Civil work buildings Installation Commissioning Guarantee

In Service Cost Losses due to service interruptions Penalties Maintenance Operation Insurance Technical assistance

Performance Security against terrorism/vandalism Personal safety Impact of external influences State of art technology

Items where no price tag is possible qualitative comparison only!


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AB

BGroup-28-

11-Apr-06

Summary

Electrical equipment is the nerve of each an (industrial)plant

ABB can offer the broadest power technology portfolio inthe whole industry from components to advancedturnkey solutions

Proven technology based on long-year experience

ABB stands for being global acting local

You select the offering and the supplier(s) providing

most value for youABB is dedicated to work closely with you


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