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MV - Power Generation Units (G1 To G6) There Are Six Generating Units (G1-G6)

The document describes the power generation setup at a facility with six generating units (G1 to G6) connected to two 11 kV busbars. It details the use of step-up transformers to convert the output to 132 kV for grid export, along with circuit breakers for maintenance and protection. Additionally, it includes information on synchronization systems and low voltage transformers for internal plant loads.

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MV - Power Generation Units (G1 To G6) There Are Six Generating Units (G1-G6)

The document describes the power generation setup at a facility with six generating units (G1 to G6) connected to two 11 kV busbars. It details the use of step-up transformers to convert the output to 132 kV for grid export, along with circuit breakers for maintenance and protection. Additionally, it includes information on synchronization systems and low voltage transformers for internal plant loads.

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MV_ Power Generation Units (G1 to G6)

 There are six generating units (G1–G6):

i. G1, G2, G3 are connected to 11 kV Busbar A


ii. G4, G5, G6 are connected to 11 kV Busbar B

Each generator produces power at 11 kV, and the individual real power outputs (in kW) are
shown below them.

Fig: MV room of RPCL

 Busbars (A, B, and C – 11 kV)

There are three 11 kV busbars:

i. Busbar A (left side) – fed by G1, G2, G3


ii. Busbar B (right side) – fed by G4, G5, G6
iii. Busbar C (center) – common connection between Busbar A and B

These busbars distribute the generator output power to transformers or loads.


 Step-Up Transformers (11 kV → 132 kV)

The plant uses step-up transformers to raise the 11 kV output to 132 kV for grid export:

i. 1 MAIN TR: 11 kV to 132 kV (connected to Busbar A)


ii. 2 MAIN TR: 11 kV to 132 kV (connected to Busbar B)
iii. BACKUP MAIN TR: Standby transformer (connected to Busbar C)

These transformers feed power into the 132 kV grid via circuit breakers.

 Circuit Breakers

Each major connection (generators, transformers, and grid) has a breaker. These are represented
with the circuit symbol and control lines. Breakers:

i. Allow disconnection for maintenance or protection


ii. Are marked as remote or manual

 Synchronization System

At the bottom center, there is a Synchronizer unit:

i. Ensures that voltage, frequency, and phase of the generators match the grid before
connection.
ii. Mode: Auto position ON – allows automatic synchronization for grid export.

 Low Voltage Transformers (LV UNIT TR1)

There are two LV transformers:

i. One connected to Busbar A


ii. Another connected to Busbar B

These step-down voltage from 11 kV to 415 V for internal plant loads. The power flows down to
415/240V distribution panels.

 Grid Export via 132 kV Breakers

At the top, 132 kV busbars and breakers are shown. The 132 kV output from step-up
transformers is:

i. Controlled via breakers.


ii. Sent to the grid or transmission system.

The status indicators (paralleled with grid, voltage on, etc.) give real-time system states.

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