Punjab Islanding Scheme - Northern Regional Power Committee
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(A State Govt. undertaking)<br />
REPORT<br />
ON<br />
PUNJAB ISLANDING SCHEME<br />
(JANUARY, 2013)<br />
Revised [R1]<br />
Office of<br />
Chief Engineer/SLDC,<br />
<strong>Punjab</strong> State Transmission Corporation Limited<br />
E-mail: ce-soc@pstcl.org
INDEX<br />
CHAPTER<br />
Page No.<br />
1. Preamble 1-2<br />
2. Overview of <strong>Punjab</strong> <strong>Power</strong> System 3<br />
3. General Philosophy on formation of Islands 4<br />
4. <strong>Islanding</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong> for <strong>Punjab</strong> Control Area 5-7<br />
5. Detail of Proposed Islands<br />
5.1 GGSSTP Ropar Island 8-10<br />
Detail of Load to be met (Annexure- I A)<br />
Detail of Lines to be opened and Re-closed (Annexure-I B)<br />
Sketch of GGSSTP Ropar Island (Annexure-I C)<br />
i-ii<br />
iii-iv<br />
v-xiv<br />
5.2 GNDTP Bathinda & GHTP Lehra Mohabat Island 11-13<br />
Detail of Load to be met (Annexure-II A)<br />
Detail of Lines to be opened and Re-closed (Annexure-II B)<br />
Sketch of GNDTP Bathinda & GHTP Lehra Mohabat Island (Annexure-<br />
II C)<br />
6.0 Proposed Action Plan. 14-15<br />
7.0 Major Challenges & Way Forward 16<br />
8.0 Additional Annexures:<br />
APPENDIX<br />
Technical Specification of UFRs ( Annexure III)<br />
Bill of Material of UFRs<br />
(Annexure IV)<br />
Status of connectivity & RTU availability at Sub stations<br />
( Annexure V)<br />
Line network Diagram of System and boundary of Islands<br />
(Annexure VI)<br />
i-ii<br />
iii<br />
iv-x<br />
17-18<br />
I Minutes of 1st Meeting of <strong>Islanding</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong> Group held on 7- 22-25<br />
Aug-2012<br />
II Transmission Map of <strong>Punjab</strong> Network (132 KV and above) 26<br />
III<br />
Detail of Under Frequency Relays (UFRs) and df/dt Relays<br />
installed at various Grid Sub Stations in <strong>Punjab</strong><br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
27-30
CHAPTER-1.0<br />
1.0 PREAMBLE<br />
1.1 Two major grid failure incidents occurred on 30 th and 31 st July, 2012 affecting a<br />
large area of power network covering states namely Uttar Pradesh, Uttarkhand,<br />
<strong>Punjab</strong>, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi falling under <strong>Northern</strong><br />
Region beside other states of Eastern (ER) & North- Eastern (NER) regions during<br />
grid failure on 31.7.2012. In order to look in to the issues related to the Grid failures<br />
and take necessary remedial measures, Ministry of <strong>Power</strong> (MoP), Govt. of India<br />
(GoI) and North Indian States deliberated various steps to be taken during North<br />
India Chief Ministers and <strong>Power</strong> Minister, GOI conference held at Delhi on 6 th<br />
August 2012. A twelve point resolution was approved to avoid grid<br />
disturbance/collapse in future. As per the MoP directive, all states must<br />
ascertain preparedness of power system defense plans and protection<br />
system in accordance with the Indian Electricity Grid Code (IEGC), whi ch<br />
shall include islanding schemes, Under Frequency Relays (UFR), rate of<br />
change frequency relays (df/dt), special protection schemes (SPS) and<br />
automatic demand management schemes.<br />
1.2 An Expert <strong>Committee</strong> constituted to enquire into the said <strong>Power</strong> Grid Disturbance<br />
and to suggest remedial measures, has also inter alia made the following<br />
recommendations:-<br />
"Effort should be made to design islanding scheme based on frequency sensing<br />
relays so that in case of imminent grid failure, electrical islands can be formed.<br />
These electrical islands can not only help in maintaining supply to essential<br />
services but would also help in faster restoration of grid .<br />
Action: CEA, RPCs, POWERGRID, STUs, SLDCs and Generators<br />
Time Frame: 6 months"<br />
1.3 The Expert <strong>Committee</strong> has further formed five groups to look in to various<br />
aspects related to grid disturbances. One of the groups headed by Member<br />
Secretary, NRPC was formed for islanding scheme in <strong>Northern</strong> Region.<br />
Minutes of first meeting of the islanding <strong>Scheme</strong> group was held at NRPC<br />
office at Delhi on 07.08.2012. (Copy enclosed as Appendix I) which was<br />
attended by representatives from all constituents under NR.<br />
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The group<br />
agreed on various aspects & modalities for implementation of the islanding
scheme. Based on proposals from STUs/SLDCs, preliminary feasibility of<br />
various islanding schemes was agreed.<br />
1.4 In order to take up implementation of the islanding scheme in <strong>Punjab</strong> Control<br />
Area by PSTCL, deliberations were held with representatives of <strong>Power</strong> Grid<br />
(Operation Services Group) who have been associated in finalizing the<br />
islanding scheme for DTL recently. A study-cum-implementation group has<br />
also been constituted by PSTCL to identify & work out further modalities for<br />
taking up design & implementation of the scheme in line with guidelines of<br />
CEA, NRPC, PGCIL etc.<br />
1.5 Based on the inputs provided by NRPC/ <strong>Power</strong>Grid and deliberations<br />
amongst study group including PSPCL's representatives from all the three<br />
major thermal generating stations (GGSSTP, GHTP & GNDTP) and BBMB,<br />
PSTCL finalized the islanding scheme for <strong>Punjab</strong> control area, comprising<br />
of the following 3 no. island;<br />
i) GGSSTP Ropar with Gobindgarh area load.<br />
ii) GHTP & GNDTP with Bathinda area load.<br />
iii) BBMB Jamalpur with Ludhiana load.<br />
The <strong>Punjab</strong> <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme report dated 20.11.2012 was submitted to<br />
NRPC for approval.<br />
1.6 The <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme was reviewed by NRPC/CEA during presentation<br />
made by PSTCL held at NRPC, New Delhi on 21 st Dec, 12. Based on the<br />
suggestions/comments made by NRPC/CEA during the presentation, the<br />
revised <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme has been prepared.<br />
1.7 The major modifications /revisions made are as under;-<br />
i) Only 2 no islanding scheme for GGSSTP and GHTP cum GNDTP<br />
generating stations has been retained thereby excluding BBMB<br />
Jamal Pur scheme as proposed earlier since BBMB Bhakra hydel<br />
Units have quick black start facility.<br />
ii) Both summer/paddy season (peak period) and winter season<br />
average (off peak period) loading scenarios have been considered.<br />
iii) Remote monitoring and control of islands through MMI/SCADA based<br />
intelligent system at SLDC has been incorporated to manage the<br />
islands, on the pattern of DTL scheme.<br />
iv) 2 no important railway feeding stations at Sahnewal & Jamsher have<br />
been included in the proposed islands.<br />
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CHAPTER 2.0<br />
2.0 OVERVIEW OF PUNJAB POWER SYSTEM<br />
2.1 The Transmission functions in <strong>Punjab</strong> <strong>Power</strong> System are performed by<br />
<strong>Punjab</strong> State Transmission Corporation Ltd. (PSTCL) whereas Generation &<br />
Distribution functions are performed by <strong>Punjab</strong> State <strong>Power</strong> Corporation Ltd.<br />
(PSPCL). <strong>Punjab</strong> <strong>Power</strong> System is operative with a number of generating<br />
stations both Thermal and Hydel (Total Gross Generation = 3650 MW<br />
approx) in the state sector owned by PSPCL. Beside this <strong>Punjab</strong> also draws<br />
its share from BBMB Hydro-Generating stations through BBMB Transmission<br />
network.The <strong>Punjab</strong> network is also linked with 400 KV PGCIL network at<br />
Malerkotla, Moga, Patiala, Ludhiana, Jalandhar and Amritsar to draw Central<br />
sector share.<br />
2.2 The transmission network of <strong>Punjab</strong> consists of 132 KV & 220 KV network<br />
spread all over the state. Presently, a major 400 KV transmission network in<br />
PSTCL is also in advanced stage of commissioning mainly for the evacuation<br />
of power from upcoming Thermal <strong>Power</strong> Stations in Private sector (IPPs) at<br />
Talwandi Sabo and Rajpura. The transmission map of <strong>Punjab</strong> 132 KV &<br />
above is attached as Appendix II<br />
2.3 The <strong>Punjab</strong> has transformation capacity of 20800MVA approx. and 220 kV &<br />
132 kV transmission lines of 8200 Ckt. Km (as on 31.07.12).There is a plan<br />
to add further transformation capacity of 2000MVA during 2013-14 and<br />
2000MVA in 2014-15. The present transformation capacity of ICTs located in<br />
<strong>Power</strong>grid Grid Sub-stations in <strong>Punjab</strong> is also being augmented under Inter<br />
state system strengthening scheme undertaken by <strong>Power</strong> grid.<br />
Corresponding to these transformation capacity additions, new transmission<br />
links are being added/planned by PSTCL at respective Grid sub stations.<br />
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CHAPTER 3.0<br />
3.0 GENERAL PHILOSOPHY ON FORMATION OF ISLANDS<br />
3.1 During Grid disturbance ,the control area shall endeavor to sustain through<br />
the under frequency relays (UFRs) and df/dt relays based load shedding<br />
scheme , already installed in the system, as a first line of defense. Only in<br />
case, this defense mechanism fails and frequency continues its fall to<br />
dangerously low levels, formation of islands shall be initiated as a last resort.<br />
3.2 For success of islanding scheme, the load - generation balance in the islands<br />
shall be maintained. To achieve this, at least one of the generators within the<br />
island, shall operate with governor in frequency control mode.<br />
3.3 <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme shall primarily be a two tier scheme. At frequency of 47.9<br />
Hz, signal/command for formation of islands comprising of more than one<br />
generating station along with pre-identified load shall be initiated. However, if<br />
after the formation of island, frequency continues to fall further to say 47.7<br />
Hz, these islands could be further broken into smaller islands or load<br />
shedding shall be initiated within the island.<br />
3.4 Load generation balance in pre-identified island may change based on<br />
variation in seasonal demand, load growth and network changes, if any.<br />
<strong>Islanding</strong> scheme shall therefore require intermittent review and readjustments<br />
of loads to be cut-in/cut-off to match load - generation balance.<br />
3.5 Efforts shall be made to cover major essential loads such as hospitals,<br />
railway traction etc. in the proposed island. However, if it is not possible due<br />
to some reasons, efforts should be made to extend supply from these islands<br />
to identified essential loads on priority basis.<br />
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CHAPTER-4.0<br />
4.0 ISLANDING SCHEME FOR PUNJAB CONTROL AREA:<br />
4.1 Objective:<br />
Formation of proposed island shall achieve the following objectives:-<br />
i) Prevention from total black out by avoiding effect of cascade tripping of<br />
the <strong>Power</strong> System.<br />
ii) Fast restoration of supply to the affected areas.<br />
iii) Supply to Important Loads/essential services i.e. Railways, Hospitals<br />
etc. shall be maintained or can be restored on priority<br />
4.2 Present Status:<br />
Presently there is no islanding scheme in operation in <strong>Punjab</strong>. However,<br />
UFRs, df/dt relays have been installed on selected feeders to get desired load<br />
relief under critical grid conditions to help grid security. A list of existing UFR<br />
and df/dt relays is attached as Appendix III.<br />
4.3 Proposed Islands:<br />
The following islands have been proposed ,as identified by the <strong>Islanding</strong><br />
<strong>Scheme</strong> Group at NRPC in its meeting held on 07.08.2012 and further<br />
deliberations held at NRPC on 21.12.12. :-<br />
GGSSTP Ropar with Gobindgarh area load.<br />
GHTP & GNDTP with Bathinda area load.<br />
4.4 Methodology of Proposed <strong>Islanding</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong>;<br />
Broad methodology adopted for the proposed <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme is as under :-<br />
i) The scheme is primarily based on frequency measurement. This<br />
measurement will be done through digital frequency sensing relays<br />
(UFRs) to be installed at substations falling within island where<br />
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switching action is required.<br />
ii)<br />
The proposed island scheme shall required to be configured /reconfigured<br />
for peak and off peak operating conditions. The preidentified<br />
relays ( UFRs) at the sub stations shall be enabled during off<br />
peak period to cover the extended load , to match the available<br />
generation. These relays shall be disabled during peak period.<br />
iii)<br />
The proposed islanding scheme operations consists of three stages as<br />
under;-<br />
a) Stage I: When frequency dips to level of 47.9 Hz<br />
b) Stage II: When frequency further dips to level of 47.7 Hz<br />
c) Stage III: When frequency stays at 47.7 Hz*<br />
* additional load shedding at an interval of 300<br />
milli-seconds up to 2 seconds in steps<br />
iv)<br />
Disconnection of feeders will be triggered through UFRs proposed to<br />
be installed at Sub stations. Two independent relays, for sensing the<br />
frequency from each bus of sub station shall be provided at each of the<br />
sub station falling under the islanding zone, classified as under:<br />
Relay on Bus-1 = M1 and S1<br />
Relay on Bus-2 = M2and S2<br />
v) Up to 3 no 220 KV feeder will have dedicated set of relays (M1 and<br />
M2) whereas in case of 66 KV feeders, one set of relay (S1 and S2)<br />
will control up to four 66 KV feeders. S1 & S2 shall also control high<br />
frequency swings in the island by operating at 50.5 Hz & 51.0 Hz for<br />
auto reclosing the pre-identified feeders.<br />
The setting of relays shall be as under:-<br />
M1 M2 47.9 Hz<br />
S1 S2 47.7 Hz<br />
S1 S2 50.5 Hz (for Auto reclosing)<br />
S1 S2 51.0 Hz (for Auto reclosing)<br />
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vi)<br />
Initially main two islands of <strong>Punjab</strong> Network will be created during stage<br />
I of <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme (i.e. when frequency dips to level of 47.9 Hz ) .<br />
The large island will further be divided into smaller island(s) during<br />
stage II of <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme (i.e. when frequency dips to level of 47.7<br />
Hz ).<br />
vi)<br />
vii)<br />
One generating station in each island will be operated in frequency<br />
control mode to control fluctuations in the frequency in that particular<br />
island.<br />
<strong>Islanding</strong> load to be identified shall exclude the anticipated impact due<br />
to load shedding under defense mechanism prior to islanding through<br />
existing UFR & df/dt relays.<br />
4.5 MECHANISM FOR FORMATION AND MAINTAINING ISLANDS<br />
i) As system frequency is sensed at 47.9 Hz, relays (M1 and M2) will<br />
operate and trip the identified feeders, thus forming a stage-I island.<br />
ii)<br />
vii)<br />
The frequency of the island so formed shall be further maintained<br />
through both generator and load end. On generator end, one of the<br />
units shall be operated in frequency mode and on load side when the<br />
frequency drops to the level of 47.7 Hz (Stage -II), relays (S1 and S2)<br />
will operate to switch off the pre-identified 66 KV feeders as per the<br />
detail provided in the schematic diagram.<br />
To take care of the power swings due to sudden load throw off during<br />
formation of island, relays (S1 and S2) will operate at 50.50 Hz/ 51.00<br />
Hz (Stage III) to auto reclose the pre-identified 66 KV feeders of 4-5<br />
MW with time delay of 300 msec in steps as per detail provided in the<br />
schematic diagrams.<br />
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CHAPTER-5.0<br />
(A State Govt. undertaking)<br />
ISLANDING - I<br />
GGSSTP, Ropar<br />
ISLANDING SCHEME<br />
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5.1 GGSTP ROPAR ISLANDING SCHEME<br />
There are six Units (6x210 MW) at GGSSTP Ropar. Total ex-bus generation<br />
equals to 940 MW considering availability of 5 units and corresponding<br />
average load for island scheme @ 80% of 940 MW comes to 755 MW. The<br />
generation availability is considered as same during peak and off peak<br />
periods.<br />
Details of load to be fed to achieve Load-Generation balance is as<br />
under:-<br />
Name of S/S Average Load (MW)<br />
Under Peak Load<br />
(Summer)<br />
Average Load (MW)<br />
Under Off Peak Load<br />
(Winter)<br />
220 KV S/S G-1 200 200<br />
220 KV S/S G-2 120 120<br />
220 KV S/S G-3 80 80<br />
220KV S/S G-4 80 40<br />
220 KV S/S Amloh 120 80<br />
220 KV S/S Kharar 115 110<br />
220 KV S/S Kohara 30 30<br />
220 KV S/S Sahnewal 10( Only Railway Load) 10( Only Railway Load)<br />
220 KV S/S Jamsher NA 10( Only Railway Load)<br />
220 KV S/S Goraya NA 75<br />
Total 755 755<br />
Note : The UFR presently installed at 220 KV G-1 will be shifted to 220 KV S/S<br />
Mohali-1 and Mohali-2 (at setting of 48.2 Hz) to meet the above demand.<br />
Details of sub stations wise load /feeders to be covered for load generation<br />
balance in the island is as per Annexure-IA<br />
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Detail of outgoing feeders/bays to be opened (in order to maintain the above<br />
anticipated islanding load of 755 MW) is as under:-<br />
1. 220KV GGSSTP - Mohali Ckt (will be opened at Mohali end)<br />
2. 220KV Kharar – Mohali Ckt (will be opened at Kharar end)<br />
3. 220KV Kharar – 132 KV Ropar Ckt<br />
4. 220KV GGSSTP - Goraya Ckt (will be opened at Goraya end in Summer)<br />
5. 220KV GGSSTP - Goraya Ckt (will be operative in Winter)<br />
6. 220KV GGSSTP: Jamsher Ckt (will be opened at Jamsher end in Summer)<br />
7. 220KV GGSSTP: Jamsher Ckt (will be operative in Winter)<br />
8. 220/132 KV T/F: T-1 (at GGSSTP S/S)<br />
9. 220/132 KV T/F: T-2 (at GGSSTP S/S)<br />
10. 220 KV G-1: Ablowal circuits 1 & 2 (to be opened at G-1)<br />
11. 220 KV S/S G-1: Ikolaha (at G-1 end)<br />
12. 220 KV S/S G-2: Ganguwal Circuits 1 & 2 (to be opened at G-2 end)<br />
13. 220 KV S/S Amloh- Malerkotla (at Malerkotla end)<br />
14. 220 KV Sahnewal- Lalton (At Sahnewal)<br />
15. 220 KV Sahnewal- Doraha 1 & 2 (at Sahnewal)<br />
16. 220 KV Sahnewal-PGCIL (At Sahnewal)<br />
17. 220 KV Bus-Coupler at Sahnewal<br />
18. 220 KV S/S Jamsher:- Jalandhar-1,2, Rehana Jattan Mahilpur, Sultanpur-<br />
1,2, Kotla Junga-1,2, 220KV/66KV T-1,T-2 will be opened at Jamsher End in<br />
Winter<br />
19. All 66 KV lines at Kohara & 66/11 KV <strong>Power</strong> Tfrs. (T-3 & T-4)<br />
Detail of lines to be opened and re-closed at various sub stations is as per<br />
Annexure-IB.<br />
Detail indicating locations of relays is given as per schematic diagram<br />
attached as Annexure-IC<br />
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Details of Load to be met :-<br />
Page-(i)<br />
Sr.No. Name of Plant Details of area to be fed Summer<br />
Load<br />
Gross Total<br />
Generation(MW)<br />
Generation considered for<br />
islanding purpose(MW)<br />
Winter<br />
Load<br />
Relief<br />
from<br />
UFRs(in<br />
MW)<br />
(MW) (MW) Paddy<br />
Load<br />
Relief from<br />
df/dt relays(in<br />
MW)<br />
Paddy Load<br />
Relief<br />
from<br />
SPS (in<br />
MW)<br />
Paddy<br />
Load<br />
G. Total<br />
Load<br />
relief(MW)<br />
Paddy Load<br />
Annexure-IA<br />
Net Demand<br />
to be met<br />
(MW)<br />
220KV s/s Gobindgarh G-1 200 200 0 0 0<br />
1 GGSSTP, Ropar 220KV s/s Gobindgarh G-2 120 120 0 0 0 0 755<br />
(6x210=1260MW) 755 ((i.e. 80% of 945) 220KV s/s Gobindgarh G-3 80 80 0 0 0<br />
Ex-bus generation of 5 units 220KV s/s Gobindgarh G-4 80 40 0 0 0<br />
= 945 MW<br />
220 KV S/S Amloh 120 80 0 0 0<br />
220 KV S/S Kharar 115 110 0 0 0<br />
220 KV S/S Kohara 30 30 0 0 0<br />
220 KV S/S Sahnewal 10 10 0 0 0<br />
220 KV S/S Jamsher NA 10<br />
220 KV S/S Goraya NA 75<br />
Total 755 755 0 0 0 0 755
Page-(ii)<br />
Details of Break-up of Load to be met :-<br />
Annexure-IA<br />
S.No Name of Substations Load (MW) BREAK-UP OF LOAD Load(MW)<br />
1 220 KV Sub Station<br />
200 66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-1 0<br />
Gobindgarh G-1<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-2 0<br />
66 KV Ckt Joti Bansal 20<br />
66 KV Ckt Modern Steel 25<br />
66 KV Ckt Dutt Multi 6<br />
66 KV Ckt Aman 3<br />
66 KV Ckt Raghay Nabha 10<br />
66 KV Ckt Talwara-1 25<br />
66 KV Ckt Talwara-2 25<br />
66 KV Ckt Bhiwani Industry 20<br />
66 KV Ckt Focal Point Bassi Alloy 25<br />
66 KV Ckt Bassi Alloy 9<br />
66 KV Ckt T1,T4,T7 32<br />
2 220 KV Sub Station<br />
120 66 KV Ckt Bharri 20<br />
Gobindgarh G-2<br />
66 KV Ckt <strong>Punjab</strong> Forge 10<br />
66 KV Ckt Khanna-1 27<br />
66 KV Ckt Khanna-2 27<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-1 12<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-1 0<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-2 0<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-2 12<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-3 12<br />
3 220 KV Sub Station<br />
80 66 KV Ckt Sanjeev Bhatia* 5<br />
Gobindgarh G-3<br />
66 KV Ckt KC Soni* 3<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-1 12<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-2 12<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-3 15<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-4 17<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-6 16<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
4 220 KV Sub Station<br />
80/40 66KV Sirhind Ckt-1 34/14<br />
Gobindgarh G-4<br />
66KV Sirhind Ckt-2 34/14<br />
66/11 KV 20MVA T/F 12<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
5 220 KV S/S Amloh 120/80 66 KV Ckt Modern Alloys 25<br />
66 KV Ckt Neelkanth 5<br />
66 KV Ckt Tanda Badha 35/10<br />
66 KV Ckt Bimal Alloys 25<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-1 15/5<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-2 15/10<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
6 220 KV S/S Kharar 115/110 66 KV Ckt Morinda-1 18/16<br />
66 KV Ckt Morinda-2 18/15<br />
66 KV Ckt Badali 15/14<br />
66 KV Ckt PTL Majri 6<br />
66 KV Ckt Dera Bassi 23<br />
66 KV Ckt Majra 35<br />
7 220 KV S/S Kohara 30 T2 66/11 KV 17<br />
T6 66/11 KV 13<br />
8 220 KV S/S Sahnewal 10 220KV Railway Ckt-1,2 10<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
Winter<br />
9 220 KV S/S Jamsher NA/10 220KV Railway Chaheru 10<br />
10 220 KV S/S Goraya NA/75 220/132 KV T-1 22<br />
220/132 KV T-2 22<br />
66 KV Ckt Roorkee 14<br />
66 KV Ckt Dausand 8<br />
66 KV Ckt Uppran 9
Page-(iii)<br />
GGSSTP ROPAR ISLAND : Details of Lines to Opened & Re-closed<br />
S.No Name of Substations Details of Feeders to be disconnected<br />
(through Relays M1, M2)<br />
Details of Feeders to be<br />
disconnected (through<br />
Relays S1, S2)<br />
1 220 KV S/S GGSSTP Ropar 220KV GGSSTP: Mohali Ckt Nil<br />
220KV GGSSTP: Goraya Ckt<br />
220KV GGSSTP: Jamsher Ckt<br />
220/132 KV T/F: T-1<br />
220/132 KV T/F: T-2<br />
2 220 KV Sub Station Gobindgarh G-1 220KV Gobindgarh G-1 : Ablowal Ckt-1 66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-1<br />
220KV Gobindgarh G-1 : Ablowal Ckt-2<br />
220KV Gobindgarh G-1 : Ikolaha<br />
3 220 KV Sub Station Gobindgarh G-2 220 KV Gobindgarh G-2: Ganguwal Ckt-1 66 KV Ckt Grain Market<br />
220 KV Gobindgarh G-2: Ganguwal Ckt-2 66 KV Ckt Bharri<br />
66 KV Ckt <strong>Punjab</strong> Forge<br />
66 KV Ckt Khanna-1<br />
66 KV Ckt Khanna-2<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-1<br />
66 KV Ckt Badinpur<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-1<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-2<br />
66 KV Ckt Central<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-2<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-3<br />
Remarks<br />
Ckt will be operative in winter<br />
Ckt will be operative in winter<br />
Annexure-IB<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh Road-2<br />
66 KV Ckt Chorwala<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh<br />
66 KV Ckt Joti Bansal<br />
66 KV Ckt Modern Steel 66 KV lines to be tripped, if required after time<br />
66 KV Ckt Dutt Multi delay of 300 milli-seconds upto 2 seconds at 47.7<br />
66 KV Ckt Aman Hz to provide stability<br />
66 KV Ckt Raghay Nabha<br />
66 KV Ckt Talwara-1<br />
66 KV Ckt Talwara-2<br />
66 KV Ckt Bhiwani Industry<br />
66 KV Ckt Focal Point Bassi Alloy<br />
66 KV Ckt Bassi Alloy<br />
All 66 KV lines to be tripped by S-1/ S-2 relays at<br />
47.7 Hz.<br />
df/dt already installed on 66 KV Grain Market, 66<br />
KV Central & 66 KV Badinpur feeders
Page-(iv)<br />
GGSSTP ROPAR ISLAND : Details of Lines to Opened & Re-closed<br />
4 220 KV Sub Station Gobindgarh G-3 Nil 66 KV Ckt-1 G2<br />
66 KV Ckt-2 G2<br />
66 KV Ckt Sanjeev Bhatia*<br />
66 KV Ckt KC Soni*<br />
66 KV Ckt-1 G1<br />
66 KV Ckt-2 G1<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-1 tot T-6<br />
5 220 KV S/S Amloh 220 KV Amloh : 220 KV Ckt Malerkotla 66 KV Ckt Modern Alloys<br />
66 KV Ckt Neelkanth<br />
66 KV Ckt Amloh Road<br />
66 KV Ckt Gobindgarh<br />
66 KV Ckt Tanda Badha<br />
66 KV Ckt Bimal Alloys<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-1, T-2<br />
6 220 KV S/S Kharar 220 KV Kharar: 132 KV Ckt Ropar Nil<br />
220 KV Kharar: 220 KV Ckt Mohali-1 Nil<br />
* These lines will be reclosed at 51.00 Hz<br />
Annexure-IB<br />
All 66 KV lines to be tripped by S-1/ S-2 relays at<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
66 KV lines to be tripped, if required after time<br />
delay of 300 milli-seconds upto 2 seconds at 47.7<br />
Hz to provide stability<br />
7 220 KV S/S Kohara 66 KV Ckt Allied Industry* Nil<br />
66 KV Ckt Chaunta Bhaini Sahib*<br />
66 KV Ckt Mahalaxami*<br />
66/11KV T/F T-3 & T/F T-4<br />
8 220 KV S/S Sahnewal 220 KV Sahnewal : 220 KV Ckt Lalton-1 Nil<br />
220 KV Sahnewal : 220 KV Ckt PGCIL<br />
220 KV Sahnewal : 220 KV Ckt Doraha-1<br />
220 KV Sahnewal : 220 KV Ckt Doraha-2<br />
220KV Bus Coupler<br />
9 220 KV S/S Jamsher 220 KV Jamsher : 220 KV Jalandhar-1, 2 Nil<br />
(For Winter Only)<br />
220 KV Jamsher : 220 KV Rehana Jattan<br />
220 KV Jamsher : 220 KV Mahilpur<br />
220 KV Jamsher : 220 KV Sultanpur-1, 2<br />
220 KV Jamsher : 220 KV Kotla Junga-1, 2<br />
220/66 KV T/F: T-1, T-2<br />
10 220 KV S/S Goraya Nil Nil<br />
(For Winter Only)<br />
All 66 KV lines /T/Fs to be tripped by S1/S2 relays<br />
at 47.9 Hz<br />
* These 66KV lines will be reclosed at 50.50 Hz<br />
RTP-Jamsher Ckt will be opened from Jamsher End<br />
in Summer<br />
RTP-Goraya Ckt will be opened from Goraya End in<br />
Summer
Guj Ambuja Ropar Asron<br />
Annexure-I C<br />
GGSSTP, Ropar<br />
<strong>Islanding</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong><br />
755 MW<br />
B.C.<br />
132 kV Bus Bars<br />
ILK – 100 MVA, 220kV/132 kV<br />
ILK – 100 MVA, 220kV/132 kV<br />
Mohali<br />
Kharar<br />
115 MW-PADDY<br />
110 MW NON PADDY<br />
GG-4<br />
80 MW PADDY<br />
40 MW NON PADDY<br />
GG-3<br />
80 MW<br />
GG-2<br />
125 MW<br />
GG-1<br />
200 MW<br />
Goraya<br />
75 MW in non<br />
paddy season<br />
Jamsher<br />
Only Railway<br />
Load<br />
Sahnewal<br />
No Load<br />
Kohara<br />
30 MW<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
B.C.-2<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
B.C.-1<br />
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Amloh Rd1 Amloh Rd2 Chorwala Amloh Joti Bansal<br />
Modern Steel<br />
DLT Multi<br />
Aman<br />
Raghav<br />
Nabha Talwara - 1 Talwara - 2 Bhawani Ind Focal Point Bassi Alloy<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
66 kV lines to be tripped after time delay of 300 ms to provide stability<br />
T-1<br />
110 A<br />
T-4<br />
110 A<br />
T-7<br />
110 A<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
G-1 & G-4 (280 MW = 200+80 PADDY<br />
200+40 MW NON PADDY)<br />
UFR (48.2 Hz) installed here to be shifted to Mohali S/S<br />
T2, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T5, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T6, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
RTP 4 RTP 3 Patiala 2 Patiala 1 Amloh RTP 2 Ikolaha<br />
RTP 1 GG 2-Ckt2 GG 2-Ckt1<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
B.C<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
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220 kV S/S G-4<br />
(80 MW)
D1 – df/dt relay, already installed(controls 105 MW load). To be provided ‘OR’ Logic for tripping at 47.7 Hz<br />
D1 D1 D1<br />
Grain Market Bharri Pb. Forge Khanna-I Khanna-2 66/11 kV T-1 Badinpur Amloh Rd-1 Amloh Rd-2 Central<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
66/11 kV T2 66/11 T-3<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
G-2 (125 MW=230-105)<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T5, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Ganguwal 1 Ganguwal 2<br />
T-N, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
G2-G1 Link1<br />
G2-G1, Link2<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
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Chorwala<br />
UFR – 48.8 Hz<br />
Already<br />
installed<br />
42 MW<br />
G2 Ckt-1<br />
G2 Ckt-2<br />
Sanjiv<br />
Bhatia<br />
KC Soni<br />
G1 Ckt-2<br />
G1 Ckt-1<br />
T-1 T-2 T-3 T-4 T-6<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
Re-close<br />
LILO G-2 LILO G-1<br />
S1/S2<br />
Re-close<br />
66 kV Lines will re-close (S1/S2 & S1/S2)at 51.0 Hz<br />
Reclosing load to be 4 to 5 MW per feeder<br />
T6, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
G-3 (122- 42= 80 MW)<br />
T-5, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
66 kV Bus Bar<br />
220 kV Bus Bar<br />
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D2 – df/dt relay, already installed.<br />
D2 D2 D2<br />
Sahnewal-1 Sahnewal-2 Kanganwal-1 Kanganwal-2<br />
Latala<br />
UFR-48.8 Hz<br />
Kohara Avery Garg Vallabh<br />
Sportking<br />
66/11 kV T-2 66/11 kV T-5<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
Sahnewal (Only Railway load)<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T4, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Bus-I will remain charged for<br />
redundancy of supply at Kohara<br />
T3, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Lalton 1<br />
PGCIL,Lalton<br />
Railway Ckt. 2<br />
Railway Ckt. 2<br />
Kohara<br />
RTP<br />
Doraha-1<br />
Doraha-2<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
220 kV Bus I<br />
B.C at 47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
220 kV Bus II<br />
No Load – Except Railways<br />
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Load of 66/11 kV <strong>Power</strong> T/F’s T-2 & T-6 is 30 MW<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
Allied Industry<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
Chaunta-Bhaini<br />
Sahib<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
Mahalauxmi<br />
T2, 66/11 kV T3, 66/11 kV T4, 66/11 kV T6, 66/11 kV<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
Re-close<br />
S1/S2<br />
Re-close<br />
66 kV Lines will re-close (S1/S2 & S1/S2)at 50.5 Hz<br />
Time delay in ‘ms’ between lines (30 MW)<br />
Kohara (120- 90 = 30MW)<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T-5, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
66 kV Bus Bar<br />
RTP<br />
Sahnewal<br />
220 kV Bus Bar<br />
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Bhadson<br />
Modern Neelkanth Amloh Road Gobindgarh<br />
UFR – 48.8 Hz<br />
17 MW<br />
Tanda Badha Bimal Alloys 66/11 kV T-1 66/11 kV T-2<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
Gobindgarh-1<br />
T3, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Amloh (137-17= 120 MW PADDY<br />
55 MW NON PADDY)<br />
Malerkotla<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
At Malerkotla<br />
T4, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Load Shedding schemes to<br />
Be installed for redundancy-<br />
Operation at 47.7 Hz with<br />
time delay to sustain the island<br />
220 kV Bus Bar<br />
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Ropar<br />
GGSSTP Mohali 1<br />
132 kV Bus Bar<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz 220 kV Bus Bar<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
16/20 MVA, 132kV/66 kV<br />
100 MVA, 220 kV/66 kV 100 MVA, 220 kV/66 kV<br />
Kharar (120 MW PADDY<br />
110 MW NON PADDY)<br />
66 kV Bus Bar<br />
Morinda-1<br />
Morinda-2<br />
Badali Mohali PTL Majri Dera Bassi Majra<br />
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66kV Bus<br />
100 MVA 220/66 KV<br />
<strong>Power</strong> Transformers (2)<br />
Jamsher<br />
Only Railway Load<br />
220 kV Bus coupler<br />
220 kV Bus<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
Sultanpur-1 & 2<br />
Jalandhar-1 Jalandhar-2 Rehana Jattan Mahilpur<br />
GGSSTP Ropar<br />
Railway<br />
Goraya<br />
Kotla Junga- 1 & 2<br />
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GORAYA (75 MW NON PADDY LOAD)<br />
220 KV GGSSTP Ropar 220 KV Jamsher<br />
220 kV Bus Bar Three UFR’s TO BE DISABLED DURING NON PADDY SEASON<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
100 MVA, 220kV/132kV<br />
POWER Transformers<br />
100 MVA, 220 kV/66 kV<br />
132 kV Bus Bar<br />
25 MVA, 132 kV/33kV<br />
& 2 nos 20 MVA 132/11 KV<br />
<strong>Power</strong> Transformers<br />
Phillaur Nurmehal Nawan Shehar Jamalpur<br />
Remains off<br />
from other end<br />
Phagwara 1 & 2<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
33 KV Muthadda<br />
Dosanjh Kalan Rurka Appra<br />
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(A State Govt. undertaking)<br />
ISLANDING - II<br />
GNDTP& GHTP<br />
ISLANDING SCHEME<br />
11
5.2 GNDTP, BATHINDA AND GHTP LEHRA MOHABAT ISLANDING SCHEME<br />
This island shall include GHTP Lehra Mohbbat & GNDTP, Bathinda.<br />
Initially two Units of GNDTP (2x110 MW) and three Units of GHTP Lehra<br />
Mohabat ( 2x210 + 1x250MW) are proposed under stage-1 (when the<br />
frequency comes down to 47.9 Hz). Total ex-bus generation equals to 800<br />
MW considering availability of two units of GNDTP (2x110 MW) and three<br />
units of GHTP Lehra Mohabat ( 2x210 + 1x250MW).The corresponding<br />
average load for island scheme @ 80% of 800 MW comes to 640 MW. The<br />
generation availability is considered as same during peak and off peak<br />
periods.<br />
DETAIL OF SUBSTATION WISE LOADS FALLING IN THE GNDTP-GHTP<br />
ISLAND(S)<br />
Name of S/S Avg. Load Summer Avg. Load Winter<br />
220 KV S/S GNDTP (Local Load) 105 MW (GNDTP) 75 MW(GNDTP)<br />
132 KV S/S IGC 55 MW(GNDTP) 45 MW(GNDTP)<br />
132 KV S/S Maur NA 40 MW(GNDTP)<br />
220 KV S/S GHTP (Local Load) 170 MW(GHTP) 130 MW(GHTP)<br />
220 KV S/S Himmatpura 135 MW(GHTP) 55 MW(GHTP)<br />
220 KV S/S Bajakhana 120 MW(GHTP) 55 MW(GHTP)<br />
220 KV S/S Barnala (PSTCL) 55 MW(GHTP) 40 MW(GHTP)<br />
220 KV S/S Mansa NA 125 MW(GHTP)<br />
220 KV S/S Jhunir NA 75 MW(GHTP)<br />
Total (GNDTP + GHTP) 640 MW 640 MW<br />
Details of sub stations wise load /feeders to be covered for load generation<br />
balance in the island is as per Annexure-IIA<br />
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DETAILS OF LINES TO BE OPENED UNDER GNDTP BATHINDA ISLAND<br />
-I<br />
220KV GNDTP: Baluana Ckt (At Balluana) (remain in island during winter)<br />
132 KV IGC- Maur Line (at IGC S/S) (remain in island during winter)<br />
66 KV Vardhman (At IGC S/S) (remain in island during winter)<br />
66 KV Kot Shamir (At IGC S/S) (remain in island during winter)<br />
220 KV GNDTP: NFL 1 & 2 (remain in island during winter)<br />
220 KV GNDTP: MES<br />
220KV GNDTP: 220 KV Mukatsar-1 Ckt (At Muktsar)<br />
220KV GNDTP: 220 KV Mukatsar-2 Ckt ( At Malout)<br />
DETAILS OF LINES TO BE OPENED UNDER GHTP ISLAND II<br />
220KV GHTP: Mansa 1 & 2 (at Mansa) (remain in island during winter)<br />
220KV Bajakhana- Moga (Bajakhana end)<br />
220KV Bajakhana- Muktsar (Bajakhana end)<br />
220KV GHTP- Barnala (BBMB)<br />
220KV Barnala (PSTCL)- Barnala (BBMB)<br />
220 KV Barnala (PSTCL)- 220 KV Malerkotla Ckt (at Malerkotla)<br />
220 KV Mansa - 220 KV Refinery Ckt-1 and Ckt-2<br />
AT 220 KV BARNALA (PSTCL)<br />
66 KV Tapa<br />
66 KV Pakhoke<br />
66 KV Dhaula (UFR already installed)<br />
66 KV VarIndera<br />
66 KV Dhanaula 1 & 2<br />
66 KV Abhishek<br />
66 KV Thuliwal (UFR already installed)<br />
66 KV Malwa<br />
66 KV Bus Coupler<br />
Detail of lines to be opened and re-closed at various sub stations is as per<br />
Annexure-IIB.<br />
Detail indicating locations of relays is given as per schematic diagram<br />
attached as Annexure-IIC<br />
Stage II Island Operations:<br />
If the frequency further falls below 47.7 Hz, it is proposed to further<br />
disintegrate this large island into two islands with each generating station<br />
catering to its connected load.<br />
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Details of Load to be met :-<br />
Page-(i)<br />
Sr.No. Name of Plant Details of area to be fed Summer<br />
Load<br />
Winter<br />
Load<br />
Relief<br />
from<br />
UFRs(in<br />
MW)<br />
Relief<br />
from df/dt<br />
relays(in<br />
MW)<br />
Relief<br />
from SPS<br />
(in MW)<br />
G. Total<br />
Load<br />
relief(MW)<br />
Annexure-IIA<br />
Net<br />
Demand to<br />
be met<br />
Gross Total<br />
Generation(MW)<br />
Generation considered for<br />
islanding purpose(MW)<br />
(MW) (MW) Paddy<br />
Load<br />
Paddy<br />
Load<br />
Paddy<br />
Load<br />
Paddy Load<br />
(MW)<br />
1(i) GNDTP,Bathinda 2x110-20=200 220KV S/S Bathinda (Local Load) 105 75 0 0 0 0 640<br />
4x110=440MW 132KV S/S IGC 55 45 0 0 0<br />
132KV S/S Maur NA 40<br />
(ii) GHTP, LehraMohabat 2x210+1x250-70=600 220KV S/S LehraMohbat (Local 170 130 0 0 0<br />
Load)<br />
(920MW) 220KV S/S Himatpura 135 55 0 0 0<br />
220KV S/S Bajakhanna 120 55 0 0 0<br />
G. Total (i)+(ii) = 1360 G. Total (i)+(ii) = 800 220KV S/S Barnala(PSTCL) 55 40 0 0 0<br />
220KV S/S Mansa NA 125<br />
220KV S/S Jhunir NA 75<br />
80% of G.Total = 640MW Total (MW) 640 640 0 0 0<br />
2 GNDTP, Bathinda 160 220KV s/s Bathinda 105 75 0 0 0 0 160<br />
4x110=440MW (i.e 80 % of 2x110) 132KV s/s IGC 55 45 0 0 0<br />
132KV S/S Maur NA 40<br />
Total (MW) 160 160 0 0 0<br />
3 GHTP, LehraMohabat 480 220KV s/s LehraMohbat (Local 170 130 0 0 0<br />
Load)<br />
220KV Himatpura 135 55 0 0 0<br />
220KV s/s Bajakhanna 120 55 0 0 0 0 480<br />
(920MW)<br />
(i.e. 80% of (2x210+1x250- 220KV s/s Barnala(PSTCL) 55 40 0 0 0<br />
70=600))<br />
220KV S/S Mansa NA 125 0 0 0<br />
220KV S/S Jhunir NA 75 0 0 0<br />
Total (MW) 480 480 0 0 0 480
Page-(ii)<br />
Details of Break-up of Load to be met :-<br />
Annexure-IIA<br />
S.No Name of Substations Load (MW) BREAK-UP OF LOAD Load(MW)<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
Summer/Winter<br />
1 220 KV S/S GNDTP Bathinda 105/75 220/66KV 1X100 MVA T/F 70/45<br />
66 KV C-Compound 15/10<br />
66 KV MES(Cantt.) 20<br />
2 132KV S/S IGC Bathinda 55/45 66 KV Dabwali Road 32/26<br />
132/11 KV T/F 8/4<br />
66 KV Vardhman 9<br />
66 KV Kot Shamir 6<br />
3 132 KV S/S Maur NA/40 132/66 KV T/F T-1 12<br />
132/66 KV T/F T-2 12<br />
132/66 KV T/F T-3 8<br />
132/66 KV T/F T-4 8<br />
3 220 KV Sub Station GHTP Lehra 170/130 66 KV Rampura 40/30<br />
66 KV Phul 30/20<br />
66 KV Blucho 25/20<br />
66 KV Nathana 25/20<br />
66 KV Bhai Rupa 35/27<br />
66 KV Lehra Mohabbat 2/2<br />
66 KV Vikram Cement 7/7<br />
66 KV Balianwala 6/4<br />
4 220 KV Sub Station Himmatpura 135/55 66 KV Ckt Bahadur 30/10<br />
66 KV Ckt Bilaspur 30/12<br />
66 KV Ckt Patto Hira Singh 25/8<br />
66 KV Ckt Dina Sahib 20/10<br />
66 KV Ckt Tallewal 20/10<br />
220/66 KV T/F: T-2 10/5<br />
5 220 KV S/S Bajakhana 120/55 66/11 KV T-2 9/4<br />
66/11 KV T-3 10/6<br />
66 KV Maluka 4/3<br />
66 KV Jaito 24/10<br />
66 KV Bhagta 38/20<br />
66 KV Jeeda 15/5<br />
66 KV Bargari 20/7<br />
6 220 KV S/S Barnala PSTCL 55/40 66/11 KV T/F T-4 10/6<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-5 15/11<br />
66 KV Barnala Ckt. 30/23<br />
7 220 KV S/S Mansa NA/125 66 KV Budhlada-1 8<br />
66 KV Budhlada-2 8<br />
66 KV Joga 8<br />
66 KV Dhalewan 6<br />
66 KV Bhikhi 10<br />
66 KV Maur 15<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-3 35<br />
66/11 KV T/F T-4 35<br />
8 220 KV S/S Jhunir NA/75 66 KV Sardulgarh 14<br />
66 KV Aalike 11<br />
66 KV Mansa 40<br />
66/11 KV T/F 10
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GNDTP BHATINDA AND GHTP LEHRA MOHABAT ISLAND : Lines/Bays to be opened & re-closed<br />
S.No Name of Substations Details of Feeders to be disconnected (through Details of Feeders to be disconnected<br />
Remarks<br />
Relays M1, M2)<br />
(through Relays S1, S2)<br />
1 220 KV S/S GNDTP Bathinda 220KV GNDTP: 132 KV Baluana Ckt 220 KV GNDTP: 220 KV GHTP Ckt-1 132KV Baluana, NFL-1,2, Cantt & 132 KV IGC Ckts will remain<br />
220KV GNDTP: 220 KV Mukatsar-1 Ckt<br />
220 KV GNDTP: 220 KV GHTP Ckt-2 operative during winter season<br />
220KV GNDTP: 220 KV Mukatsar-2 Ckt (Malout) 220 KV GNDTP: 66 KV C-Compound<br />
220KV GNDTP: 132 KV NFL-1 220 KV GNDTP: 66 KV MES(Cantt.) Tripping after time delay of 0.5 seconds<br />
220KV GNDTP: 132 KV NFL-2<br />
Tripping after further time delay of 0.5 sec (total 1 sec)<br />
220KV GNDTP: 132 KV Cantt<br />
2 132KV s/s IGC Bathinda 132 KV IGC: 132 KV Maur 132 KV IGC: 66 KV Dabwali This Ckt will be operative during winter season<br />
132 KV IGC: 66 KV Kot Shamir -do-<br />
132 KV IGC: 66 KV Vardhman(Mahavir) -do-<br />
-do-<br />
Annexure-IIB<br />
3 220 KV Sub Station GHTP Lehra<br />
Mohabat<br />
220 KV GHTP: 220 KV Barnala BBMB Ckt 66KV ckt BTI Thermal 1* * All 66 KV lines to be tripped by S-1/ S-2 relays at 47.7 Hz to<br />
sustain the island<br />
66KV ckt BTI Thermal 2*<br />
4 220 KV Sub Station Himmatpura Nil 66 KV Ckt Bahadur**<br />
66 KV Ckt Bilaspur**<br />
66 KV Ckt Patto Hira Singh**<br />
66 KV Ckt Dina Sahib**<br />
66 KV Ckt Tallewal**<br />
220/66 KV T/F: T-2**<br />
5 220 KV S/S Bajakhana 220 KV Bajakhana: 220 KV Ckt Mukatsar Nil<br />
220 KV Bajakhana: 220 KV Ckt Moga Nil<br />
6 220 KV Sub Station Barnala PSTCL 220KV Barnala : 220KV Malerkotla ckt 1 66/11KV KV T/F: T-4*<br />
220KV Barnala : 220KV Malerkotla ckt 2<br />
66/11KV T/F: T-5*<br />
220KV Barnala(PSTCL)-220KV Barnala(BBMB) 66 KV Ckt Barnala*<br />
220KV Barnala : 66 KV Pakhoke Ckt<br />
220KV Barnala : 66 KV Tapa Ckt<br />
220KV Barnala :66KV Ckt Varindra<br />
66 KV lines to be tripped, if required after time delay of 300 milliseconds<br />
upto 2 seconds at 47.7 Hz to provide stability<br />
** These lines will be reclosed at 51.00 Hz<br />
* All 66 KV lines to be tripped by S-1/ S-2 relays at 47.7 Hz to<br />
sustain the island<br />
220 KV Barnala: 66 KV Abhishek<br />
220KV Barnala : 66 KV Malwa ckt<br />
220KV Barnala : 66 KV Bus coupler<br />
7 220 KV S/S Mansa 220 KV Mansa: 220 KV Refinery Ckt-1 Nil<br />
220 KV Mansa: 220 KV Refinery Ckt-2<br />
220 KV Mansa: 220 KV GHTP Ckt-1 220 KV Ckt will be operative during winter season<br />
220 KV Mansa: 220 KV GHTP Ckt-2 -do-<br />
7 220 KV S/S Jhunir (for Winter) 220 KV Jhunir: 220 KV Mansa Nil
GNDTP (160 MW) <strong>Islanding</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong><br />
Annexure-II C<br />
B.C.<br />
132 kV Bus Bars<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
B.C.<br />
40/50 MVA, 132kV/66 kV<br />
25 MW<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
16/20 MVA, 132kV/66 kV<br />
10 MW<br />
Cantt NFL-2 NFL-1 Balluana<br />
Auto T/F<br />
Leh-2 Leh-1 Muktsar Malout<br />
IGC<br />
All these relays will be disabled in non paddy<br />
season<br />
Auto T/F<br />
100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
70 MW<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
Coupling<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
132 KV IGC<br />
132/11 KV (8 MW)<br />
66 kV Bus Bar<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
Installed at IGC S/S<br />
66KV Kot Shamir 66 KV Mahavir<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
Maur<br />
All these relays will be disabled in non paddy season<br />
66 KV Dabwali Road<br />
S1/S2 at 47.7 Hz<br />
32 MW<br />
66 KV MES (20 MW)<br />
At 47.7 Hz with TD of 1 sec<br />
S1/S2<br />
iv<br />
66 KV C-Compound (15 MW)<br />
At 47.7 Hz with TD of 0.5sec<br />
SI/S2
Rampura Phul<br />
Bhucho<br />
Nathana Bhai Rupa<br />
Lehra<br />
Mohabbat<br />
Vikram<br />
Cement<br />
Balianwala<br />
B.C<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
85 MW<br />
Lehra Mohabbat – Island of 480 MW<br />
(Local Load170 MW PADDY & 130 MW NON PADDY)<br />
At Mansa end<br />
To be disabled in<br />
non- paddy season<br />
Mansa 1 Mansa 2 Himmatpura Himmatpura 2<br />
167.5 MW 67.5 MW<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
PSTCL, Barnala<br />
55 MW<br />
T2, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 Kv<br />
85 MW<br />
BTI Thermal 1<br />
Bajakhana 1 Bajakhana 2<br />
S1/S2 47.7 Hz<br />
BTI Thermal 2<br />
60 MW 60 MW<br />
S1/S2 47.7 Hz BBMB, Barnala<br />
B.C<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
B.C<br />
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Bhadaur<br />
Bilaspur<br />
Patto Hira<br />
Singh<br />
Dina Sahib<br />
Tallewal<br />
66/11 kV T-2<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
Re-close<br />
S1/S2<br />
Re-close<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
S1/S2<br />
Re-close<br />
66 kV Lines will re-close (S1/S2) at 51.0 Hz- Reclosing load to be 4 to 5 MW<br />
66 KV lines will trip after delay at 47.7 Hz<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T3, 160 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Himmatpura (135 MW PADDY<br />
55 MW NON PADDY)<br />
Lehra 1<br />
Lehra 2<br />
B.C<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
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12.5 MVA, 66 kV/11 kV<br />
12.5 MVA, 66 kV/11 kV<br />
Maluka Jaito Bhagta Jeeda Bargari<br />
66 kV Bus Bar<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T2, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Bajakhana (120 MW PADDY<br />
56 MW NON PADDY)<br />
GHTP 1 GHTP 2<br />
Mukatsar Moga<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
220 kV Bus Bar<br />
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66/11 kV T-4<br />
66/11 kV T-5<br />
Varindra<br />
Dhanaula-1<br />
Dhanaula-2<br />
Thuliwal<br />
UFR- 48.8 Hz Abhishek Malwa Barnala<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
S1/S2<br />
47.7 Hz<br />
B.C at 47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
PSTCL, Barnala (190 MW= 135+55<br />
NET 55 MW PADDY & 40 MW NP)<br />
At Malerkotla end<br />
T2, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Pakhoke<br />
Dhaula<br />
UFR- 48.8 Hz<br />
Tapa<br />
Malerkotla 1 Malerkotla 2 BBMB, Barnala<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2 47.9 Hz<br />
Along with<br />
PSTCL bus<br />
sectionalizing<br />
220 KV breaker<br />
B.C<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
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Budhlada<br />
Ckt-1<br />
Budhlada<br />
Ckt-2<br />
Joga<br />
Dhalewan<br />
Bhikhi<br />
Maur<br />
66/11 kV T-3 66/11 kV T-4<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
T1, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
T5, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Mansa (125 MW<br />
Non Paddy load Only)<br />
T2, 100 MVA, 220kV/66 kV<br />
Relays to be disabled<br />
In non paddy season<br />
Jhunir<br />
Refinery Ckt. 1<br />
Refinery Ckt. 2<br />
Lehra 1<br />
Lehra 2<br />
Sunam<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
B.C<br />
220 kV Bus Bars<br />
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Mansa<br />
Sunam<br />
M1/M2<br />
47.9 Hz<br />
220 kV Bus Bar<br />
JHUNIR<br />
75 MW<br />
NON PADDY LOAD<br />
100 MVA, 220 kV/66 kV<br />
66 kV Bus Bars<br />
B.C<br />
Sardulgarh<br />
Aalike<br />
66 KV Mansa<br />
20 MVA<br />
<strong>Power</strong> T/F<br />
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CHAPTER-6<br />
6.0 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN FOR SUCCESSFUL<br />
IMPLEMENTATION AND SURVIVAL OF ISLANLANDING<br />
SCHEME<br />
The islanding scheme is designed for a typical load-generation balance under<br />
summer and winter load scenario. However, considering system dynamics<br />
and actual load conditions, it creates un-certainties in the survival of the<br />
islands. Initially the islanding scheme as discussed in Chapter-5 can be<br />
implemented with the deployment of frequency sensing relays but additional<br />
measures would be required over a period of time to enhance success rate of<br />
islanding scheme.<br />
The following steps are proposed to be taken to enhance probability of<br />
success & survival of islanding scheme:-<br />
6.1 Deployment of Numerical Relays.<br />
State of the art Numerical relays (Under frequency cum df/dt) shal l be<br />
provided at the identified locations, which shall have faster response time.<br />
The existing static UFR & df/dt relays at the Island locations shall also be<br />
replaced with digital numerical relays. The relay shall be capable to integrate<br />
with existing/upcoming optical fiber communication network , under ULDC<br />
scheme. Detailed Technical specifications and Bill of Material is given as<br />
Annexure III & IV respectively.<br />
6.2 Intelligent System for Load Shedding & Remote Monitoring.<br />
An intelligent system through existing or stand alone SCADA system will be<br />
implemented to continuously monitor the generation (including governor<br />
response of the generating units) and load at sub stations forming part of<br />
respective island (s), on real time basis and decision in the formation of island<br />
as well as during the restoration process. The intelligent system shall have<br />
central control and command centre at SLDC The system will necessarily<br />
require optical fiber based communication network. Such intelligent system<br />
would enhance the reliability of formation of islands. Detail status of<br />
connectivity & RTUs installed at Substations is given as per Annexure-V.<br />
Till such time the above intelligent system is developed, the proposed scheme<br />
based on Numerical Relays shall be in place.<br />
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6.3 Network & Simulation Studies.<br />
To assess stability and re-validate the formation of proposed islands under<br />
different scenario, Dynamic network simulation studies and stability analysis<br />
would be required beforehand. The study would analyze degree of swings in<br />
the bus voltages, line flows and relative rotor angles, etc. The studies would<br />
also suggest any additional measures to be taken for enhancing success rate<br />
of islanding. Line network diagram of system showing boundary of islands is<br />
given as Annexure VI.<br />
6.4 Regular preventive Maintenance.<br />
In order to ensure reliability of the island, regular preventive maintenance of<br />
control switchgears, relays & protection system and governors at each of the<br />
generating units, as covered in the scheme, shall be carried out by the<br />
respective agencies.<br />
6.5 Additional Requirements:<br />
Any additional provision to meet with the functional requirements of the<br />
<strong>Scheme</strong> shall be incorporated during implementation stage.<br />
6.6 Periodic Review of islanding scheme.<br />
The islanding scheme shall be reviewed periodically, at least once a year, by<br />
the SLDC in consultation with the utilities. Changes in system topology,<br />
loading conditions, generation/demand growth, etc shall be reviewed and<br />
necessary changes in the islanding scheme shall be made accordingly.<br />
6.6 Training and mock drills<br />
The detailed procedures/instructions shall be developed and training shall be<br />
imparted to the System Operators at SLDC and other personnel involved at<br />
the sub stations and generating stations. A detailed mock drills shall be<br />
conducted regularly, at least once in a year. SLDC shall co-ordinate this<br />
activity with the utilities.<br />
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CHAPTER-7<br />
7.0 MAJOR CHALLENGES AND WAY FORWARD<br />
7.1. The islanding scheme has been framed considering the current power<br />
scenario in summer /paddy and winter season. Whereas system is heavily<br />
loaded and most vulnerable to instability and grid disturbance during summer<br />
peak period ( June-Oct), the system is equally vulnerable during winter<br />
season particularly under foggy conditions ( Dec-Feb), as experienced in the<br />
past. To make the islanding scheme suitable for all possible power scenario<br />
through out the year and changes in the network, this shall require a regular<br />
review and re-adjustments.<br />
7.2. Maintaining the island will require continuous actions to regain and thereafter<br />
maintain load generation balance in the respective islands. Since frequency<br />
excursion in islands are expected to fast paced, these actions will<br />
permanently be ensure automatically through time delay feature.<br />
7.3 Presently RFGMO at the generation stations operates within limit of +/- 5%,<br />
as per the IEGC which is already built in the control system of<br />
generator/Turbine. In case of wide range of variation of frequency control<br />
,under proposed islanding mode, one generating unit will have to be operated<br />
on frequency control mode, for which assistance of BHEL(OEM) is required.<br />
7.4 Introducing time delay of 5 seconds in the frequency tripping of generating<br />
units included in the islands shall enhance success rate of islands.<br />
7.5 Training and Mock Drills at SLDC, sub stations and Generating Stations to<br />
familiarize for handling real time situation during grid disturbance.<br />
7.6 During the islanded operation of system, <strong>Punjab</strong> SLDC at Ablowal, Patiala will<br />
be the nodal agency who will have the overall responsibility of co-ordination &<br />
operation of the islanded systems with various agencies like generating/<br />
distribution licensees (PSPCL/IPPs), B BMB and POWERGRID etc. <strong>Punjab</strong><br />
SLDC will follow instructions issued by NRLDC.<br />
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ANEXURE III<br />
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF UFRs :<br />
The broad technical specification of islanding relays for the proposed load<br />
shedding scheme is as under:<br />
a. Rating:<br />
The rated auxiliary voltage : 220V + 5% (D.C).,<br />
The rated system frequency: 50 Hz<br />
Nominal voltage : 110V (A.C). Phase-Phase from P.T’s.<br />
b. Operating frequency range : 45 to 55 Hz in steps 0.1 Hz with accuracy + 10 mHz.<br />
c. Under Voltage block at 40% of P.T. Voltage.<br />
d. Recovery function: Frequency difference from set value 0.1 to 2.0 Hz. Resetting<br />
time – 15 Sec. to 15 minutes. Accuracy + 1%.<br />
e. The relays should be immune to harmonics & transients.<br />
f. It should have feature to self monitor. It should also be possible to monitor the<br />
relay from remote.<br />
g. The relay should have at least 4 levels of settable under frequency levels.<br />
h. The relay should have at least 2 levels of settable over frequency levels.<br />
i. The relay should have three load shedding stages for df/dt function and each<br />
stage should have setting range of 0.1 to 3 Hz (incremental in steps of 0.1<br />
Hz/Sec).<br />
j. The each output contact of relays shall be configurable based on frequency<br />
whether over and under frequency values.<br />
k. The relay shall be IEC 61850 Compliant and shall communicate with SCADA<br />
system located at a remote location through owner communication network<br />
through 2mbps Ethernet port.<br />
l. The relay shall have at least four (4) voltage inputs where PT can be<br />
connected directly without any additional interfacing equipment.<br />
m. The relay shall have at least 12 status input and 6 trip output contacts to trip<br />
at least 6 feeders & monitor Main & Tie CBs of these 6 feeders. The output<br />
contacts shall be wired to self reset heavy duty trip relays to trip Main & Tie<br />
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CBs & send direct trip command to remote end. Heavy duty trip relay shall<br />
have at least 8 contacts.<br />
n. The relay shall monitor the operation of circuit breaker through its auxiliary<br />
contacts.<br />
o. The accuracy of Frequency measurement shall be 1% or better.<br />
p. Suitable LED’s for indications of Tripping, Alarm & Healthy condition.<br />
q. The relay shall have self-supervision function.<br />
r. The maximum operating time (including tripping time) should not exceed 50ms.<br />
s. If the relay or its LED’s or contacts are programmable, they would be programmed by<br />
the firm according to PSTCL requirements / drawings before delivery.<br />
t. The relay shall be capable of fault recording which shall record all analogue<br />
and digital data wired to relay.<br />
u. The relay shall have time synchronising feature using SNTP and IRIG B both.<br />
v. 2 nos. under frequency relays from different makes are envisaged for each<br />
EHV station which will be connected to bus CVT/PT separately to have<br />
redundant relaying system.<br />
w. One spare contact of the U/F islanding relay/trip relay shall be wired to existing RTU /RMU<br />
in the substations of the <strong>Islanding</strong> scheme for intimation of <strong>Islanding</strong> commencement to<br />
RLDC/SLDC<br />
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Annexure IV<br />
BILL OF MATERIAL (UFRs)<br />
Name of Sub-station Relays M1 Relays S1 Total for each S/S<br />
GGSSTP, Ropar 1 0 1<br />
G-1 & G-4 1 4 5<br />
G-2 1 2 3<br />
G-3 0 3 3<br />
GNDTP 2 2 4<br />
IGC Bathinda 1 1 2<br />
Himmatpura 0 2 2<br />
Mansa 1 0 1<br />
Sahnewal 1 0 1<br />
Kohara 1 1 2<br />
Amloh 0 2 2<br />
Kharar 1 0 1<br />
BBMB, Barnala 1 0 1<br />
Bajakhana 1 0 1<br />
PSTCL, Barnala 3 1 4<br />
Jhunir 1 0 1<br />
Mohali, Malerkotla 2 2<br />
Goraya, Jamsher 3 3<br />
TOTAL M1 21<br />
TOTAL M2 21<br />
Total S1 18<br />
Total S2 18<br />
Net Total 78<br />
20% extra 16<br />
TOTAL 94<br />
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Annexure-VI<br />
Status of Connectivity & RTU availability at locations under <strong>Islanding</strong> <strong>Scheme</strong><br />
S.<br />
No.<br />
Name of Sub-Station<br />
SCADA/RTU<br />
Availability<br />
Optical Fiber<br />
Connectivity<br />
Remarks<br />
1. 220 KV S/S GGSSTP<br />
2. 220 KV S/S G-1 & G-4<br />
3. 220 KV S/S G-2<br />
Yes<br />
(C-DAC)<br />
Yes<br />
(C-DAC)<br />
Yes<br />
(Areva)<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Approved<br />
4. 220 KV S/S G-3 No Approved<br />
5. 220 KV S/S Amloh No Yes<br />
6. 220 KV S/S Kharar No Approved<br />
7. 220 KV S/S Kohara No No<br />
8. 220 KV S/S Sahnewal<br />
9. 220 KV S/S Jamsher<br />
Yes<br />
(Areva)<br />
Yes<br />
(C-DAC)<br />
10. 220 KV S/S Goraya Yes No<br />
11. 220 KV S/S GNDTP<br />
12. 220 KV S/S GHTP<br />
Yes<br />
(C-DAC)<br />
Yes<br />
(ABB)<br />
13. 132 KV IGC No No<br />
No<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
RTU under<br />
upgradation<br />
DFE make RTU<br />
already ordered<br />
DFE make RTU<br />
already ordered<br />
DFE make RTU<br />
already ordered<br />
DFE make RTU<br />
already ordered<br />
RTU under<br />
upgradation<br />
RTU under<br />
upgradation<br />
RTU under<br />
upgradation<br />
14. 132 KV Maur No No<br />
15. 220 KV Himmatpura No No<br />
16. 220 KV Bajakhana No No<br />
17. 220 KV Barnala<br />
18. 220 KV Mansa<br />
Yes<br />
(DFE)<br />
Yes<br />
(Areva)<br />
19. 220 KV Jhunir No No<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
Under<br />
Commissioning<br />
Under<br />
Commissioning<br />
Under<br />
Commissioning<br />
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3*66MW<br />
(NHPC)<br />
BAIRASIUL(HP)<br />
(PSEB)<br />
SHAHPUR<br />
KANDI<br />
JASSORE<br />
(HP)<br />
6*60MW<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(HP)<br />
PONG<br />
(PSEB)<br />
RSD<br />
HIRA<br />
NAGAR<br />
(J&K)<br />
SARNA<br />
TIBBER<br />
DASUA<br />
MAJITHA<br />
F.G.Ch.<br />
KARTAR<br />
PUR (PSEB)<br />
WADALA<br />
GR. KHASA<br />
BALA CHAK<br />
VERPAL<br />
TO<br />
HAMIRPUR<br />
KANJLI<br />
(KPT)<br />
C.L.ASR<br />
K.S.<br />
MALLI<br />
6*115MV<br />
(NHPC)<br />
SALAL(J&K)<br />
JAMMU<br />
KISHENPUR<br />
WAGOORA<br />
PAMORA(J&K)<br />
(J&K)<br />
U.PUR(J&K)<br />
(NHPC)<br />
(NHPC)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
KISHENPUR<br />
KANGRA<br />
KANGRA(HP)<br />
HAMIRPUR(HP)<br />
SHANAN<br />
PATHAN<br />
KOT<br />
SARNA<br />
BASSI<br />
CHOHAL<br />
MAMUN<br />
ASHP<br />
(GANGUWAL)<br />
MAJARA<br />
NAKKIAN<br />
JADLA<br />
GURDASPUR<br />
DHARIWAL<br />
BATALA<br />
HOSHIAR<br />
PUR<br />
MHP-1<br />
MHP-2<br />
MHP-3<br />
MHP-4<br />
(PSEB)<br />
(PSEB)<br />
(HPSEB)<br />
(PSEB)<br />
(PSEB)<br />
TO KARTARPUR<br />
DEHAR<br />
BHAKRA(R.B.)<br />
BHAKRA(L.B.)<br />
GANGU<br />
WAL<br />
DEHAR<br />
PANIPAT<br />
BHIWANI<br />
CHAMERA(HP)<br />
GANGUWAL<br />
AMBUJA<br />
R.T.P.<br />
TO JAGADHRY(HR.)<br />
TO DHULKOT(HR.)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
HAKIMA<br />
GATE<br />
WADALA<br />
GRANTHIAN<br />
KATHU<br />
NANGAL<br />
VERKA<br />
TANDA<br />
BHOG<br />
PUR<br />
SHRI<br />
HAR-<br />
GOBIND<br />
PUR<br />
JAINTI<br />
PUR<br />
P.COLONY<br />
C.L.ASR<br />
MALL<br />
MANDI<br />
(LOHARKA)<br />
(PAKHAR WALA)<br />
GT.ROAD ASR.<br />
NARAIN<br />
GARH<br />
VERPAL<br />
SAKATRI<br />
BAG<br />
(PGCIL) KARTARPUR(JAL)<br />
TARN TAARAN<br />
KISHAN PUR<br />
ALAWALPUR<br />
JANDIALA<br />
TANGRA<br />
EKAL<br />
GADDA<br />
BHIKHI<br />
WIND<br />
PATTI<br />
SULTANPUR<br />
RASHIANA (TARAN<br />
TARAN)<br />
PATTI<br />
KOTLA<br />
JUNGA<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
RCF<br />
SCIENCE<br />
KHERA<br />
MANDIR<br />
KAPUR<br />
THALA<br />
CITY<br />
CHILDREN<br />
PARK<br />
BUTARI<br />
DERA<br />
BEAS<br />
KARTAR PUR<br />
DHILWAN<br />
JALANDHER-1<br />
RAILWAY<br />
BUTARI<br />
ALGAON<br />
SULTAN<br />
PUR<br />
(RAILWAY)<br />
CHAHERU<br />
JAMSHER(JAL.-2)<br />
1*250 MVA<br />
PATIALA<br />
FAGAN MAJRA<br />
2*315<br />
MVA<br />
4X150MVA<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
BALA CHAK<br />
2*315MW<br />
JALANDHAR-1<br />
(BBMB)<br />
KOTLA<br />
ROPAR<br />
ASRON<br />
MAX<br />
INDIA<br />
DCM<br />
BILASPUR<br />
CHAMKAUR<br />
SAHIB<br />
SIHORA<br />
SAMSPURA<br />
RAILWAY<br />
KURALI<br />
GOBINDGARH-1<br />
GOBINDGARH-2<br />
AMLOH ROAD<br />
GOBINDGARH<br />
DORAHA<br />
GHULAL<br />
MES<br />
N.F.L.<br />
IGC<br />
ABOHAR BALUANA<br />
GIDARWAHA<br />
BADAL<br />
MAUR<br />
MUKTSAR(OLD)<br />
MUKTSAR<br />
SARAINAGA<br />
MUKTSAR<br />
(NEW)<br />
KOTKAPURA-1<br />
KOTKAPURA-2<br />
JALALA<br />
WAD<br />
GUBHAYA<br />
MALOUT<br />
MALOUT<br />
TO MANSA<br />
DHARAMKOT<br />
PANJ<br />
GARIAN<br />
BADHNI<br />
KALAN<br />
MOGA-2<br />
GHOLIAN<br />
KALAN<br />
BAGHA<br />
PURANA<br />
FARID<br />
KOT<br />
SADIK<br />
BAJA<br />
KHANA<br />
BARNALA<br />
AJITWAL<br />
JAGRAON<br />
SADIK<br />
BOTIAN<br />
WALA<br />
MASTE<br />
WALA<br />
FEROZPUR<br />
MOGA(PGCIL)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
MOGA<br />
SMADH BHAI<br />
BAGHA<br />
PURANA<br />
MOGA<br />
3*100<br />
MVA<br />
2*90<br />
MVA<br />
KHARAR<br />
6*210MV<br />
(PSEB)<br />
R.T.P.<br />
TO<br />
NALAGARH<br />
(H.P.)<br />
RAJPURA<br />
PATRAN<br />
RAILWAY<br />
DERABASSI<br />
LALRU<br />
MOHALI-II<br />
MOHALI<br />
MAJRA<br />
BAHADUR<br />
GARH<br />
FAGAN<br />
RAJLA<br />
ABLOWAL<br />
(PATIALA)<br />
KOHARA<br />
AMLOH<br />
SAHNEWAL<br />
RAILWAY<br />
BATHINDA<br />
2*110MW<br />
2*210 MW<br />
G.H.T.P.<br />
(PSEB)<br />
HIMAT<br />
PURA<br />
MANSA<br />
JHUNIR<br />
SUNAM<br />
DHURI<br />
BARNALA<br />
(PSEB)<br />
MALER<br />
KOTLA<br />
MALER<br />
KOTLA<br />
(PSEB)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
TO FAGAN<br />
MAJRA<br />
(NTPC)<br />
2*315MVA<br />
MALER KOTLA<br />
TO DADRI<br />
SANGRUR<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
PAKHOWAL<br />
FZR.RD.LDH<br />
FEROZESHAH<br />
TALWANDI<br />
BHAI(KOT KROR)<br />
FEROZPUR<br />
LALTON KALAN<br />
LUDHIANA (PGCIL)<br />
HAMBRAN<br />
JAMALPUR<br />
DHANDARI<br />
KALAN<br />
2*315MVA<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
LUDHIANA<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(BBMB)<br />
(PGCIL)<br />
2<br />
3<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
MAHILPUR<br />
NAWAN<br />
SHAHAR<br />
MAHILPUR<br />
BANGA<br />
PHAG<br />
WARA<br />
GOR<br />
AYA<br />
NUR<br />
MAHAL<br />
NAKODER<br />
URBAN<br />
ESTATE<br />
JAMALPUR<br />
SWADI<br />
KALAN<br />
SOSAN<br />
MOGA-1<br />
(OLD)<br />
MOGA(NEW)<br />
2*110MW(UNIT#1&2)<br />
BATHINDA(PSEB)<br />
TO MAUR<br />
(PSEB)<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
H<br />
T<br />
T<br />
T<br />
T<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
1*100<br />
MVA<br />
2*<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
3*100<br />
MVA<br />
2*100<br />
MVA<br />
2*315<br />
MVA<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
2*90<br />
MVA<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
2*100<br />
MVA<br />
2*100<br />
MVA<br />
3*100<br />
MVA<br />
2*100<br />
MVA<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
100<br />
MVA<br />
(0.4 SQ.")<br />
(BBMB)<br />
LINE NETWORK DIAGRAM FOR POWER SYSTEM OF PUNJAB<br />
220KV LINE<br />
765KV LINE<br />
132KV LINE<br />
400KV LINE<br />
RAILWAY<br />
IKOLAHA<br />
ISLAND-1<br />
GGSSTP<br />
ISLAND-2<br />
GNDTP &<br />
GHTP<br />
Annexure-VI
Appendix-IIIA<br />
( Sh 1 of 4)<br />
Detail of Under Frequency Relays (UFR) installed at Grid Sub-Stations.<br />
Sr. Name of S/Station Name of Feeder Load Relief in MVA<br />
No.<br />
P&M Circle Amritsar<br />
1 2202KV Khassa 66KV Attari 25<br />
2 220KV Patti 66KV Chohla Sahib<br />
25<br />
66KV Sarhali<br />
3 220KV Fatehgarh Churian 66KV Ajnala<br />
35<br />
66KV Ram Dass<br />
66KV Jhander<br />
66KV Wadala Veeram<br />
4 220KV Wadala Granthian 66KV Udanwal 21<br />
5 220KV Tibber 66KV Purana Shalla 7<br />
6 220KV Kotli Surat Mali 66KV Shahpur Goraya 6<br />
P&M Circle Jalandhar<br />
7 132KV Banga 66KV Rehana Jattan, 66KV Behram 65MVA<br />
8 132KV Jadla 66KV Balachour & Kerawar line 70MVA<br />
9 132KV Nawanshahar 66KV Aur & Rahon 50MVA<br />
10 220KV Kartarpur 66KV Nadala Hamira & Mustfapur 45MVA<br />
11 220KV<br />
66KV Malsian Alewali, Shahkot,<br />
153.5MVA<br />
Kotla Janga<br />
Malian & Cap, Bank<br />
12 132KV Bhogpur 33KV Kandhala Jattan & 33KV Bholath 34 MVA<br />
13 132KV Nakodar 66KV Shanker.<br />
( UFR relay is installed on 66KV<br />
Shanker feeder was shifted on 220KV<br />
Kotla Janga on 26/6/12)<br />
32.5 MVA `<br />
P&M Circle Patiala<br />
14 220KV S/S Ablowal 66KV Lung 10.29<br />
15 220KV S/S Bahadurgarh 66KV Ghanour 22.86<br />
16 132KV Ropar 66KV Bahlolpur 7.420<br />
17 220KV S/S Patran 66KV Moonak 68.587<br />
18<br />
66KV Chajli 43.44<br />
220KV S/S Sunam<br />
66KV Cheema 42.75<br />
19 220KV S/S Dhuri 66KV Kanjla 18<br />
20 220KV S/S Barnala 66KV Dhaula, Thuliwal 37.5<br />
21 220KV Malerkotla -<br />
P&M Circle Bathinda<br />
22 220KV S/S Mansa 66KV Budhhlada ckt-I<br />
66KV Budhhlada ckt-II,<br />
66KV Bhikhi line,<br />
66KV Dhelwala line<br />
32 MVA<br />
32MVA<br />
28.57MVA<br />
28.57MVA<br />
23 220KV S/S Botianwala 100MVA T/F, 220/66KV I/C 66KV<br />
45 MVA<br />
side<br />
24 220KV S/S Ghubaya 66KV Ladhuka 92.5MVA<br />
25 220KV S/S Sadiq 66KV I/C I&II 63.8MVA<br />
27
26 132KV S/S Malout 66KV Abulkhurana 33MVA<br />
27 132KV S/S Abohar 33KV Khuhi Khera line Br, out of ckt<br />
28 132Kv Kotkarore 66KV Mudki line 37.5MVA<br />
P&M Circle Ludhiana<br />
29 132KV Doraha 132KV Bilaspur-Sihora line, 66KV<br />
68MVA<br />
Payal Chawa line, Setco line<br />
30 220KV Sahnewal 66KV Latala 20.5MVA<br />
31 132KV Sawadi 132/11 T/F T-1 20 MVA<br />
32 220KV Jagraon 66KV Sidhwan Bet & Rasulpur &<br />
55MVa<br />
Raikot<br />
33 220KV Gobindgarh-I 3No, 220/66KV T-1, T-2&T-3 226MVA<br />
34 132KV Amloh 66KV Bhadson line 55MVA<br />
35 220KV Dhandari-I 2x100MVA 220/66KV side 184MVA<br />
36 220KV Goraya 33KV Apra & Dosanj Kalan 55MVA<br />
37 220KV S/S Gobingarh-III 66KV Chaurwala 50MVA<br />
28
Appendix-IIIB<br />
( Sh 3 of 4)<br />
Detail of df /dt Relays installed at Grid Sub-Stations.<br />
P&M Circle Amritsar<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name of S/Station Name of Feeder Load Relief in<br />
MW<br />
1. 132 KV Bhikhiwind - 48<br />
2. 132 KV Tarn Taran 1) 66 Kv Chola Sahib<br />
62<br />
2) 66 KV Manochahal<br />
3. 132 KVTangra - 11<br />
4. 132 KV Jandiala Guru - 13<br />
5. 132 KV Ekal Gadda - 6<br />
6. 132 KV Dhariwal 66 KV Naushera Majja Singh 12<br />
7. 132 KV Naraingarh 1. 66 KV OCM Ckt.I<br />
54<br />
2. 66 KV OCM Ckt.II<br />
3. 66 KV Gowal Mandi<br />
4. 66 KV Sarai Amanat Khan<br />
5. 66 KV Hall Gate<br />
8. 220 KV Civil Lines, Asr 66 KV Harsha Chhina 39<br />
P&M Circle Jalandhar<br />
9 220 KV S/Stn. Jamsher 66KV Daulatpur 50<br />
10 132 KV S/Stn. Nurmehal - 32<br />
11 132 KV S/Stn. Hoshiarpur 66KV Sadhu Ashram,<br />
33<br />
66KV Sham-84, 66KV Attowal,<br />
66KV Nasrala, 66KV Focal Point<br />
12 132 KV Bhogpur - 28<br />
13 132 KV Tanda - 13<br />
14 132 KV Alawalpur - 8<br />
15 220 KV Sultanpur 66KV Lohia, 66KV Jakhubal, 66Kv<br />
47<br />
Bhagobudda,<br />
66KV Talwandi Madho,<br />
66KV Talwandi Chaudhrian<br />
16 132 KV Kheramandir - 32<br />
17 132 KV Kapurthala - 17<br />
18 132 KV Dhilwan - 8<br />
P&M Circle Patiala<br />
19 220KV S/S Rajpura 66KV Gajjukheran Sirhind, Rajpura old, 90<br />
Dharamgarh<br />
20 220KV S/S Derabassi 66KV Wnsone yarn, Lalru, rama petro,<br />
91<br />
Nahar export, Mubarkpur<br />
21 132KV Chamkaur Sahib 11KV feeders 16<br />
22 132KV Anandpur Sahib 11KV feeders 20<br />
P&M Circle Bathinda<br />
29
23 132KV Sadiq 66KV Golewala<br />
66KV Sukhanwala<br />
66KV Guru Har sahal<br />
66KV Jhoke Tehal Singh<br />
66KV Deep Singh wala<br />
24 132KV Maur 66KV Talwandi Sabo<br />
66KV Jodh pur<br />
66Kv Joga Ralla<br />
25 132KV Sarainaga 20/10/10MVA, 132/33/11KV P/T/F<br />
Controlling<br />
33KV Wara Kishanpura<br />
11KV Khokhar<br />
11KV Waring<br />
11KV Hari ke Kalan<br />
11KV Baja Marar<br />
26 132KV Abohar 33KV Kaller Khera<br />
33KV Khulan Sarwar<br />
33KV Amar pura<br />
33KV Abohar<br />
27 132KV Mukatsar 66KV Fattan Wala<br />
66KV Rupana<br />
66KV Malout Road<br />
28 220KV Moga 132KV Dhale ke<br />
132KV Smadh Bhai<br />
132KV Panjgarain<br />
P&M Circle Ludhaiana<br />
29 220KV S/S Hambran 66KV FZR Road Ldh-I&II<br />
66KV Hambran<br />
30 220KV S/S Gonindgarh-II 66KV Badinpur, 66KV Central S/S,<br />
66KV Grain Markit<br />
31 220KV S/S Sahnewal 66KV Kanganwal-I&II, 66KV<br />
Sahnewal-I&II, 66KV Avery feeder,<br />
66KV Sport King<br />
67<br />
30<br />
8<br />
34<br />
20<br />
99<br />
109<br />
52<br />
130<br />
30