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T&D Technology of TOSHIBA in Brazil

TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS DIVISIONSocial Infrastructure Systems CompanyTOSHIBA CORPORATION19 March 2015


INTRODUCTION TO TOSHIBA CORPORATION TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS DIVISION


Shibaura EngineeringWorks Co., Ltd

Tokyo Electric Company

1939 19781986

1875

1930

1995

2009

1991Hisashige Tanaka opened a telegraphequipment factory in Tokyo

Company name changed toTOSHIBA Corporation

Released the firstJapanese word processor

Manufactured Japan’s 1st electric Washing machines and refrigerators

Acquired Westinghouse’s nuclear power business

Released CELL REGZA 55X1, the world’s first LCD TV integrating the Cell Broadband EngineTM

Developed and releasedLaptop computers

Developed 320-slice Dynamic Volume CT system

Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd.

Standardized DVD

2006

1963

2007

Japan’s first 12,500kWnuclear power turbinegenerators

1984World’s first 4-megabit NAND-type EEPROM

2011Acquired Landis+Gyr

TOSHIBA Leading Innovation

2013

Established Smart Community Center in Kawasaki


Established: July 1875President & CEO : Hisao Tanaka

Net Sales: US$ 61,705 millionEmployee: Approx. 206,087 Subsidiaries: 554 Companies (As of 2012)

Corporate profile (As of April 1, 2013)

Introduction to TOSHIBAWorld’s 10th largest electronics & electrical equipment manufacturer

Home Appliances

Digital Products

Electronic Devices

Social Infrastructure

Digital Products

Home Appliances

Electronic Devices

Social Infrastructure

41%

10%

21%

5%

23%

(The Fortune Global 500, 2011)

Others


FactorySales Office

Social Infrastructure System, Semiconductor

Medical Products

Consumer/Digital Products

Toshiba Global Comércio de Soluções Para Varejo (Brazil), Ltda.

Solutions (Toshiba TEC)

Semp-Toshiba Amazonas S.A.(Manaus)

Toshiba América do Sul Ltda.（Contagem & Betim factories）

Toshiba América do Sul Ltda.（HQ）

Semp-Toshiba Amazonas S.A.(HQ)

Toshiba América do Sul Ltda.（Curitiba factory）

Landis+Gyr America do Sul（Curitiba)(Rio de Janeiro)(Belem)

Toshiba América do Sul Ltda.（Rio de Janeiro）

Opening Office in 1957, Over 60years History in Brazil

Map of Toshiba Group Companies in Brazil

Toshiba Medical do Brasil Ltda（HQ）

Toshiba Medical do Brasil Ltda(Campinas factory) Westinghouse Electric

do Brasil Ltda.（Rio de Janeiro）

BRAZIL


Outline of Toshiba América do Sul Ltda.

•Name of Company: Toshiba América do Sul Ltda.•Establishment: April 1st, 2011•Chairman: Shigeo Miyahara •CEO: Luis Carlos Borba•Vice President: Robson Tadeu Lage Alves•HQ: São Paulo•Factory: Contagem, Betim (Minas Geris)

Curitiba (Parana)•Sales Office: Rio de Janeiro•Nos. of Employee（Jan.,2015）： 2,150

Outline of Company

Outline of Business

• Reginal HQ of Toshiba group • Manfucturing of Transformers (B.H)• Manufacturing of Switchgear (Curitiba)• F.T.K engineering of Substation, Railway substation, Letter

Handling systems• Business Development of Social Infrastrucure systems• Sales of Semiconductors, storage devices


• Landis+Gyr Brazil, located in Curitiba, state of Paraná, has a total area of 70,000 square

• 9,000 square meter of industrial building

• 6,500 square meter of manufacturing area

• Top share of smart metering system in Brazil

Gridstream™ Customer

DA customer

Services Customer

Gridstream™ Pilot Projects

11

LA12

E22A

E23A E34A TITAN E750 E650 E550 SGP+M C750 GATEWAY

RF ROUTER IWR IP RADIO SMC GIMMS COMMANDCENTER

GridstreamMDMS

CASHPOWERPrepayment

Outline of Landis+Gyr - América do Sul

Outline of Company

Product Line up

Main customers

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Wide Range Product Line-up of T&D Systems Division

DISTR

IBUTION

TRANSM

ISSION


Toshiba Started

Manufacturing its

own Transformer

World’s First

Transformer

invented by

Ganz

50kV-4kVA

220kV-80MVA (Asia’s first) Almost same year as Europe’s first operation

Japan’s First GIT

66KV-3000KVA

Toshiba’s First

500kV TR

GSU TR

765/√3kV-268.5MVA

UHV TR

1050kV-3000/3MVA

World’s largest TR

525kV-1450MVA

World’s largest GIT

330kV-400MVA

First GIT in North America

80MVA

TOSHIBA Leading Innovation: Power Transformers


Began manufacturing

in 1894

TOSHIBA Leading Innovation: Switchgears

164kV-1500MVA

OCB

23kV-400A-500MVA

Air Blast Breaker

(Japan first)

72kV GIS

(Japan first)

550kV-4000A-50kA

ABB

800kV-5000A GIS

(World first)

550kV-63kA 1 break

GCB

(World first)

OCB LTCB GIS/GCB

1000kV GIS

Operating in China

1100kV-8000A GIS

(World Largest)


Toshiba73%

Mitsubishi9%

Hitachi18%

Utility Peak Load (MW) Supplier

Hokkaido 5,345 Toshiba

Tohoku 15,200 Mitsubishi

Tokyo 64,300 Toshiba

Chubu 27,500 Toshiba

Hokuriku 5,508 Toshiba

Kansai 33,060 Hitachi

Chugoku 12,000 Toshiba

Shikoku 5,925 Toshiba

Kyushu 16,940 Toshiba

Okinawa 1,470 Hitachi

J-POWER 16,085 Toshiba

Energy Management System (EMS) in Japan

Installed EMS at Japanese Utilities

TOSHIBA EMS installed at Kyushu

Electric Power Company


Technology of Advanced Distribution Management System


Non-Technical Loss

A significant portion of these losses are believed to be from power theft, unmetered usage and meter tampering.

Brazil alone loses approximately 15% of its annual energy production to theft according to ANEEL.


M3M2

M1

P

Non-Technical Loss

Non-Technical Loss Detection

P

M3

M2M1

• The difference of the above is non-technical loss

• If the pole-based system was connected to central control system then it can send report to command center automatically


Non-Technical Loss Protection

Centralized Smart Metering – SGP+M

• Success Case for Combating Non-technical Losses

• Remote Readings + IHD

• Remote electricity cut-off/switch-on

• Flexible communication

• Approx. 1.8 Million Points in Brazil

• 3rd Generation

15

Low voltage distribution line

Medium voltage distribution line

Secondary Concentrator

Remote Display

Ampla’s Solution (Rio de Janeiro) for losses combat


Fault Location Detection System

Indication of fault area

Detection of fault

Estimation of fault location

Fault occurs

Fault Information


Advanced Distribution Management System

μEMS

Consert DLC

Control Devices

Demand ResponseVoltage

Control

GIS and

Analytics

Head-end System

AMI System


Advanced Distribution Management System

Voltage

Distance from Substation

Lower limit

Distance from Substation

Upper limit

Lower limit

Upper limit

Voltage Regulation Conservation Voltage Reduction

STEP-1: Visualization– Smart meters and AMI enable

visualization of distribution system

STEP-2: Voltage Control– Voltage control for regulation

and energy conservation

– Support increase of renewable energy

STEP-3: Power Flow Control– Increasing the capacity of

distribution system if battery is available

Smart Meter


KEYCOMPONENTS OF UNDERGROUND SUBSTATION


How wonderful would it be if we could make best use of this land ・・・・・・・・・・・


Gas Insulated Transformer (GIT)Oil Immersed Transformer (OIT)

Technology of Compact Substation (Gas Insulated Transformer)


Compact Technology （Application of GIT&GIS)

AIS2,236m2 (100%)

GIS+GIT176m2 (8%)

AIS: Air Insulated Switchgear

GIS: Gas Insulated Switchgear

GIT: Gas Insulated Transformer

Realization of saving space of substation from AIS to GIT & GIS


Effects of Underground substation

Real estate/ DeveloperUtilization of saving space

UtilityImprovement of reliability

of substation

EPC ContractorProvide of Solution

Saving Space after the construction of compact

Substation

Creation of Mutual benefits


Effective Utilization of Underground substation

• Saving Space• Effective Utilization of crowded area• Improve of safety (No explosion & No fire）

Existing AIS substation

Benefits of Customer

Removal of AIS equipments

Installation of GIS & GIT in underground

Construction of Commercial Building


300kV Substation under a Buddhist temple (JPN)

Suitable Application of GIT

60MVar/33kV GIR

160MVA/275kV GIT

300 kV GIS

Inside a historical 19th century landmark (UK)

GIT for Hydro Power Station on the river (USA) GIT in Urban Area (JPN)


Shopping Colinas 138/13.8kV GIS& GIT Substation

- 1 x 138 kV GIS (Gas Insulated Switchgears) --- 5 Bays

- 2 x 12.5 MVA GIT (Gas Insulated Transformers)

- 1 x 15kV Metal-clad switchgears

São Jose dos Campos (SP)

GIS

GITDirect Connection between GIT & GIS

Scope of Work

First GIT made in Brazil / Technology from Japan

BRAZIL


Toshiba Group will realize the most suitable solutions in Brazil based on the latest Japanese technology.

Smart Grid by using AMI communication Network•Prevention of Non technical loss

•Fault Detecting•Advanced Distribution Management system

Compact Substation by using GIS & GIT Technology •Saving Space•Effective Utilization of crowded area

•Improve of safety (No explosion & No fire）


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