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Download ASPA Handbook Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) Data Handbook Pacific Power Assoc iation. Prepared for American Samoa Power Authority. April 30, 2012 – version 1 - Final Experience you can trust. Copyright © 2012, Pacific Power Association. The information contained in this document is the exclusive, confidential and proprietary property of the Pacific Power Association and is protected under the trade secret and copyright laws of Fiji and other international laws, treaties and conventions. N o part of this work may be disclosed to any third party or used, reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without first receiving the express written permission of Pacific Power Association. Except as otherwise noted, all trademarks appearing herein are proprietary to the Pacific Power Association . Experience you can trust. Table of Contents 1. Introduction................................ ................................ ................................ .......................... 2 2. Data Content ................................ ................................ ................................ ....................... 2 2.1 Generator ................................ ................................ ................................ ................... 2 2.2 Station Transfor mer................................ ................................ ................................ .... 3 2.3 34.5kV interconnection ................................ ................................ ............................... 5 2.4 Distribution Feeder ................................ ................................ ................................ ..... 6 2.5 Distribution Transformer ................................ ................................ ........................... 15 2.6 Capacitor ................................ ................................ ................................ .................. 16 No Appendix for th is document. ................................ ................................ ................................ .. 1 List of Exhibits: Table 1 – Generators................................ ................................ ................................ .................. 2 Table 2 – Station Transformers ................................ ................................ ................................ .. 3 Table 3 – Power Transformers ................................ ................................ ................................ ... 5 Table 4 – 34.5kV Interconnection Line ................................ ................................ ....................... 5 Table 5 – Under Ground Cables ................................ ................................ ................................ 6 Table 6 – Overhead Lines ................................ ................................ ................................ .......... 9 Table 7 – Distribution Transformers ................................ ................................ .......................... 15 Table 8 – Capacitor Data ................................ ................................ ................................ .......... 16 Pacific Power Association i Apr 30, 2012 Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of Data Handbook v1 the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) 1. Introduction KEMA Inc has been awarded by the Pacific Pow er Association (PPA) in Fiji to carry out a project called “Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands)”. In this Electrical Data Handbook all the electrical characteristics of the powe r system high voltage equipment of American Samoan Power Authority (ASPA) in the main island of American Samoa is provided. All relevant data of the high and medium voltage assets, such as generation data, impedances of lines, cables, transformers, and other equipments if exists. KEMA has incorporated major data of components and equipment in power g eneration, transmission, distribution and metering. Data template is established to hold comprehensive equipment data, for example for transformers data collected power ratings, primary and secondary voltages, load and no load losses, tap changer data, BIL ratings, cooling class, applicable standards, weight, etc. 2. Data Content All data contents are identified based on the ETAP power system model and other information KEMA received. 2.1 Generators There are 17 generators in ASPA power stations . Generator data are provided in the table below. The MW de-rated value for the generator units are provided separately from the ETAP model. Table 1 – Generators Power ID Manufactur Purchasing MVA MW MW KV Poles RPM Station e Date de-rated Tafuna T-6 Deutz 1993 5590 4750 4100 13.2 12 600 T-4 Deutz 1999 5590 4750 4200 13.2 12 600 T-3 Deutz 1994 5590 4750 4100 13.2 12 600 Pacific Power Association 2 Apr 30, 2012 Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of Data Handbook v1 the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) T- 2 Deutz 1993 5590 4750 4100 13.2 12 600 T7 SS Caterpillar 1986 1650 1400 800 0.48 12 600 T8 SS Caterpillar 1986 1650 1400 800 0.48 12 600 Satala SA_Gen1 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen2 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen6 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen5 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen3 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen4 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen7 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen8 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen9 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen10 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 SA_Gen11 Caterpillar 2010 2050 1640 13.2 4 1800 2.2 Station Transformers There are two 750kVA transformers in Satala power station transferring power from the 13.2kV generator terminal bus to 480V bus serving power station’s own loads. There are two 750kVA transformers in Tafuna power station serving as step -up transformer to transfer power generated by the Caterpillar units from 480V to 13.2kV at the power station terminal bus. Station transformer data are provided in table below. Table 2 – Station Transformers ID Location PrimkV SeckV kVA PosZ PosX/R ZeroZ Zero Type Class SubType ratio XoverR SST2 Satala 0.48 13.2 750 5.75 5.79 5.75 5.79 Liquid- OA Mineral Fill Oil SST1 Satala 0.48 13.2 750 5.75 5.79 5.75 5.79 Liquid- OA Mineral Fill Oil T1 Tafuna 0.48 13.2 750 5.75 10.67 5.75 10.67 Liquid- OA Mineral Fill Oil T5 Tafuna 0.48 13.2 750 5.75 10.67 5.75 10.67 Liquid- OA Mineral Fill Oil Pacific Power Association 3 Apr 30, 2012 Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of Data Handbook v1 the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) Class OA: Oil -immersed, self-cooled. Pacific Power Association 4 Apr 30, 2012 Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of Data Handbook v1 the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) 2.3 34.5kV interconnection There is a 34.5kV interconnection connecting the two power stations in ASPA system. Two pairs of power transformers are operated at the terminals of the 34.5kV interconnection transferring power from 13.2kv to 34.5k V. The transformer data are provided in table below. Table 3 – Power Transformers Prim PosX/R Zero ID Location kV SeckV kVA PosZ ratio ZeroZ XoverR Type Class SubType Liquid Mineral T-TLA Satala 34.5 13.20 5000 7.8 12.14 7.8 12.14 -Fill OA Oil Liquid Mineral T-TLB Satala 34.5 13.20 5000 7.8 12.14 7.8 12.14 -Fill OA Oil Liquid Mineral TafunaT1 Tafuna 34.5 13.20 5000 7.8 12.14 7.8 12.14 -Fill OA Oil Liquid Mineral TafunaT2 Tafuna 34.5 13.20 5000 7.8 12.14 7.8 12.14 -Fill OA Oil Class OA: Oil -immersed, self-cooled. The underground cable data for the 34.5kV interconnection is provided in the table below. Table 4 – 34.5kV Interconnection Line Length Cable ID FromBus ToBus feet RPos RZero XPos XZero Size Material Cable1 STie-Bus TTie-Bus 50160 0.07100 0.36600 0.089 0.26100 4/0 Copper RPos, RZero, XPos, XZero values are in Ohms per 1000 feet at 75 degrees Celsius. Pacific Power Association 5 Apr 30, 2012 Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of Data Handbook v1 the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) 2.4 Distribution Feeder There are 8 distribution feeders in ASPA’s system. Besides that, there are 2 dedicated feeders serving industrial customers. All feeders are 13.2 kV, with combination of overhead lines and underground cable s. A summary of feeder conductor data are provided in the tables below. Table 5 – Under Ground C ables ID FromBus ToBus Length RPos RZero XPos XZero Cable Material feet Size 500 MCM, S_K SK_Vault 2500 0.04658 0.07452 0.0421 0.10735 500 Aluminum 2500 ft SP-SPVault S_P SP_Vault 3200 0.04658 0.07452 0.0421 0.10735 500 Aluminum F4-F4_Vault Bus299 F4_Vault 3200 0.04658 0.07452 0.0421 0.10735 500 Aluminum Cable23 F4_Vault SW_Marine 1584 0.06500 0.20475 0.0446 0.10972 4/0 Copper From SW SK_Vault SW_Marine 1056 0.06400 0.10240 0.0466 0.11883 4/0 Copper Marine LVS Vault_Leloaloa F4_Vault Leloaloa 415 0.04658 0.07452 0.0421 0.10735 500 Aluminum Cable26 F_1 F1_Vault 2640 0.06500 0.20475 0.0446 0.10972 4/0 Copper Satala-Hotel Bus302-1.3 Hotel 5808 0.10660 0.33579 0.0446 0.10972 4/0 Aluminum mls from Sat SPVault- SP_Vault SP_BUS 300 0.04920 0.15498 0.0526 0.12940 500 Aluminum SPBus Leloaloa-Aua Leloaloa- Aua 6864 0.10496 0.16794 0.0466 0.11883 4/0 Aluminum Aua-Lauli'l Aua
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