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This document summarizes a seminar on gas insulated transmission lines. It discusses how gas insulated lines use aluminum pipes housing conductors in sulfur hexafluoride gas to allow for high efficiency power transmission. The document outlines the main components of gas insulated lines, how they have evolved over generations to use nitrogen-sulfur hexafluoride gas mixtures, and methods of installing them both above and below ground. Gas insulated lines provide benefits like high transmission capacity, low losses, and reliability due to particle traps, with disadvantages including limited section lengths and potential for insulation breakdown.

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Vbs Purvanchal University Jaunpur

This document summarizes a seminar on gas insulated transmission lines. It discusses how gas insulated lines use aluminum pipes housing conductors in sulfur hexafluoride gas to allow for high efficiency power transmission. The document outlines the main components of gas insulated lines, how they have evolved over generations to use nitrogen-sulfur hexafluoride gas mixtures, and methods of installing them both above and below ground. Gas insulated lines provide benefits like high transmission capacity, low losses, and reliability due to particle traps, with disadvantages including limited section lengths and potential for insulation breakdown.

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Vbs purvanchal university jaunpur

seminor
on
loss less transmission through insulated
gas

Prepared by:
Sujit Kumar
Electrical Engg.
3rd Year
Roll no- 214521
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
GAS INSULATED LINE (GIL)
MAIN COMPONENTS
GENERATIONS OF GIL
INSTALLATION OF GIL
TECHNICAL DATA
COMPARISON OF LOSSES
ADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
APPLICATIONS
SUMMARY
REFERENCES
INTRODUCTION
Means for bulk power transmission.

Composed of pipes that houses conductor


in SF6 gas.

High efficiency.

Can be used both in above & below ground.


GAS INSULATED LINE
Invention

GIL consists Aluminium conductor surrounded by


mixture of N2 and SF6 inside the enclosure.

GIL system first installation in Black Forest as long


ago as 1975 of about 4km. length.
MAIN COMPONENTS
Conductors & enclosures
Insulators & particle traps
Plug in contacts
Aluminum bellows
Enclosure joints
WHY ONLY SF6 AND
N2

Electronegativity.

Dielectric strength.

Arc quenching ability.


GENERTIONS OF GIL
1st Generation 2nd Generation
pure SF6 N2-SF6 gas mixture

Aluminium pipes with Spiral welded aluminium pipes


straight beads
Transportation units between
9m long transport 11.5m and 13.5m
units
Automated Orbital welding
Hand welding
Bending of the whole tube
Application of disc possible to radii > 400 m
spacers
Application of support
insulators
INSTALLATION OF GIL

1. Aboveground Installation

Unaffected by high
ambient temperatures.

High transmission power


can be achieved with
aboveground installation.

Corrosion protection is
not required.
2. Tunnel Installation
With this method of installation
the land above the tunnel can be
fully restored to agricultural use.

The system stays accessible for


easy inspection and high
transmission capacity is ensured.

3. Vertical Installation

Top solution especially for


cavern hydropower plants.

GIL systems pose no fire


risk, they can be installed in a
tunnel
4. Direct burial Installation

These systems are coated with a


continuous polyethylene to
safeguard corrosion resistant
Aluminium alloy.

The land can be returned to


agricultural use with very minor
restrictions.
TECHNICAL DATA OF GIL
Specifications Rating
Rated Voltage 400-500 kV
Impulse withstand voltage 1425-1675kV
Rated Current 2000-4500kA
Rated short-circuit current 63kA/3s
Rated Transmission Load 2200-3900 MVA
Capacitance 55 nF/km
Overload Capability 100 % depends on design &
requirements
Insulating Gas mixture 80 % N2 & 20 % SF6
Typical system length 100 m to 100 km
Electromagnetic Field strength 1 T
Outer Diameter 375 to 500 mm
Weight per phase 50 kg/m
COMPARISON OF LOSSES
ADVANTAGES
High transmission capacity

Low transmission losses

Low capacitance

High reliability

High operational safety (no fire risk, no external impact in case of


internal failures).

No practical ageing of components

Very low external magnetic field


DISADVANTAGES

Length of each GIL section is limited.

Particle contamination lower the insulating reliability of GIL.

Breakdown of insulator.

Earthquake resistant design must be considered.

SF6 gas is harmful to ozone.


APPLICATIONS
Installation in tunnels

Ideal for environments that


are sensitive to electro-
magnetic fields.

Suitable for metropolitan


areas where high energy
rate is required.

Well suited for high power


transmission.
SUMMARY

Sealed for lifetime


Continous welded
High capacity
Low losses
Long lifetime through particle trap
No reactive compensation (1000km)
No ageing of insulation
Automatic reclosure functionality
Low external electromagnetic fields
No fire hazard
REFERENCES
[1]. Koch H.,Kumar A., Christl N., Lei X., Povh D., Retzmann D., Advanced
Technologies for Power Transmission and Distribution Benefits and Impact of
Innovations, Siemens Brochure, 2010.

[2]. Hillers T., Koch H., Gas-Insulated Transmission Lines (GIL): The solution
for high power transmission underground, IEEE, PES Power Delivery
Conference, Madrid, Spain, 08/1999.

[3]. Giebel G., Nielson H., Hurley B., Bigger transmission distance with lower
load factors: the European dilemma, Modern Power System, 10/2005.

[4]. IEC 62271-203 High-voltage switchgear and control gear Part 203: Gas-
insulated metal-enclosed switchgear for rated voltages above 52 kV, IEC and
Geneva, Switzerland, 2003-11.

[5]. Benato R., Fellin L, Marzenta D., Paolucci A., Gas-Insulated Transmission
Lines: excellent performance and low environmental impact, Vol.1 pp. 385405,
Napoli, Italia, 12.18. May 2000.
THANKYOU

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