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Mestrandos em Eng. Eltrica Arthur Henrique Perini de Medeiros Thiago Moura Galvo.
Contedo
1 2
Introduo............................................................................................................................................. 3 Premissas .............................................................................................................................................. 3 2.1 2.2 Normas de Referncia................................................................................................................... 3 Mtodo de Clculo ........................................................................................................................ 3 Outros Mtodos .................................................................................................................... 4
2.2.1 3 4 5 6 7
Diagrama de Proteo .......................................................................................................................... 4 Dados do estudo de Curto circuito ....................................................................................................... 6 Resultados ............................................................................................................................................. 6 Referncias.......................................................................................................................................... 11 Anexo .................................................................................................................................................. 12
1 Introduo
Em complementao ao estudo de proteo e seletividade do sistema proposto nos diagramas apresentado nos itens posteriores, o estudo de Arc-Flash ou Arco Voltaico, essencial para realizar a analise completa dos riscos oferecidos aos colaboradores envolvidos nos trabalhos em eletricidade em uma planta. Este trabalho apresenta um estudo de caso onde calculada a energia incidente proveniente da falta com arco, as distncias seguras de trabalho, o valor da corrente do arco e as classes de proteo dos EPIs dos colaboradores envolvidos. importante ressaltar que esta ultima proteo deve ser mantida como retaguarda da proteo principal que a eliminao da falta no tempo mais rpido possvel.
2 Premissas
Os seguintes itens definem as premissas bsicas para este estudo: A distncia do colaborador at o arco foi considerada para os cubculos de 13,8 kV de 609,6 mm e para os painis de BT de 457,2. importante ressaltar que a norma vigente varre uma gama de valores de que vo de 457,2 a 1828,8, que dependente da forma de instalao dos barramentos nos cubculos. 2.1 Normas de Referncia IEEE 1584 - 2002 Guide for Performing Arc-Flash Hazard NFPA 70E - 2004 Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workspace 2.2 Mtodo de Clculo Os clculos sero efetuados com o auxlio do software ETAP 7, onde oferece a opo de calculo da energia incidente de acordo com as normas IEEE 1584 e NFPA 70-2009. O mtodo escolhido o do IEEE que baseado no somente em clculos tericos, mas sim em resultados experimentais. Contudo o mtodo baseado no mtodo de calcula de Raph Lee que por sua vez leva em considerao a energia mxima do arco, o que pode trazer valores elevados da energia incidente e superdimencionamento das caractersticas das vestimentas de proteo. Quando as condies de contorno das normas IEEE 1584 e NFPA 70-2009 no so respeitadas, por exemplo, quando a tenso nominal excede 15 kV, as equaes de Ralph Lee so utilizadas.
2.2.1
Outros Mtodos
O autor citado em [3], refere-se a dois mtodos de calculo que no usam o modelo de Ralph Lee como base, mas sim as equaes de transferncia de calor da termodinmica sendo conduo, conveco e irradiao as formas pelas quais a energia do arco incidida sobre uma superfcie. Tais equaes so de uma forma geral, mais complexas de serem resolvidas e para tanto a necessidade de software para o auxlio nos clculos extremamente til. Os mtodos propostos esto so implementados atravs dos softwares Heat Flux (Duke Energy) e Arc Pro (HD Electric Company)
3 Diagrama de Proteo
Abaixo na figura 2 est mostrado o diagrama de proteo da planta:
5 Resultados
A figura 2 abaixo mostra os resultados diretamente no diagrama de proteo montado no software ETAP 7.
A tabela 2 abaixo resume os resultados aps os clculos efetuados pelo software ETAP 7.
A tabela 2 abaixo mostra os resultados aps os clculos efetuados pelo software ETAP 7. Na anlise dos resultados pode-se observa que a categoria de risco para a especificao dos EPIs
tem o seu limite ultrapassado na Barra B2-QD1. Isto devido ao tempo de extino da falta considerado 85,80 ciclos que o maior tempo de abertura de um dos disjuntores interligados na barra este disjuntor o 52-3. O parmetro energia incidente o responsvel pela extrapolao do limite da categoria de risco, pois como mencionado acima dependente do tempo de extino da falta. Portanto a eliminao da falta com o menor tempo possvel imprescindvel neste caso e pode obter este resultado com a adio de um rel de arco no sistema de proteo referente ao cubculo QD1. Considerando um tempo de deteco de 0,02 s para o rel de arco e 0,04 s do tempo de abertura dos disjuntores pode-se reduzir para aproximadamente 60 ms ou aproximadamente 4 ciclos. O rel de deteco de Arco Voltaico do fabricante SEL Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories modelo SEL-751A, utiliza as informaes de sensores de luz e os sinais de correntes providos dos tcs para providenciar uma atuao rpida eficiente, onde o fabricante indica tempos de deteco na ordem de 2 ms. A figura 3 abaixo ilustra um esquema de proteo disponvel em [2].
O software ETAP tambm permite imprimir etiquetas de risco para os equipamentos analisados como barramentos, cubculos e disjuntores. Abaixo so mostradas algumas destas etiquetas plotadas para este estudo em questo.
6 Referncias
[1] CARVALHO FILHO, Prof. Jos Maria de. PROTEO CONTRA ARCOS ELTRICOS INTERNOS. Itajub: Apostila Didtica, 2009 [2] SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES. SISTEMA DE PROTEO CONTRA ARCO VOLTAICO EM PAINIS DE MDIA E BAIXA TENSO. Disponvel em: <www.selinc.com.br/art_tecnicos/sel_artigo_arcovoltaico.pdf>. Acesso em: 01 out. 2011. [3] IDEAL WORK. Introduo a Anlise do Arco Eltrico, Conceitos e Aplicaes: Por Aguinaldo Bizzo. Disponvel em: <www.idealwork.com.br/download/aguinaldo_bizzo2.pdf>. Acesso em: 05 dez. 2011. [4] HDE ELECTRIC COMPANY. Focus on Safety Equipment and Clothing. Disponvel em: <http://www.hdelectriccompany.com/more-information/library-archives/Focus-on-SafetyEquipment-and-Clothing.htm>. Acesso em: 05 dez. 2011. [5] Norma NFPA 70E - 2004 Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workspace [6] Norma IEEE 1584 - IEEE Guide for Performing Arc-Flash Hazard Calculations, 2002.
7 Anexo
Abaixo mostrado o relatrio completo realizado atravs do software ETAP 7. Onde constam todos os dados de entrada do sistema, bem como a tabela resumo com os resultados do estudo.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Electrical Transient Analyzer Program Arc Flash Analysis IEEE 1584 ANSI Short-Circuit
V-Control 0
Load 6
Total 8
XFMR3 0
Reactor 0
Line/Cable 4
Impedance 0
Tie PD 0
Total 7
Power Grid 1
Synchronous Motor 0
Induction Machines 4
Lumped Load 0
Total 6
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Adjustments
Apply Tolerance Transformer Impedance: Reactor Impedance: Overload Heater Resistance: Transmission Line Length: Cable Length: Adjustments
Yes Yes No No No
Individual /Global
Individual Individual
Percent
Individual /Global
Global Global
Degree C
0 0
Hazard/Risk Levels
NFPA 70E 2009
Hazard/Risk Level 0 1 2 3 4 Category ID Cat 0 Cat 1 Cat 2 Cat 3 Cat 4 cal/cm 1.20 4.00 8.00 25.00 40.00
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Bus
ID B1-SE B2-QD1 B3-QD2 B4-CCM1 B5-QD3 B6-CCM2 CX-M3 CX-M4 Type SWNG SWNG Load Load Load Load Load Load 8 Buses Total All voltages reported by ETAP are in % of bus Nominal kV. Base kV values of buses are calculated and used internally by ETAP . Nom. kV 138.000 13.800 13.800 4.160 0.480 0.480 0.480 0.480 Base kV 138.000 13.800 13.800 4.160 0.480 0.480 0.480 0.480 Sub-sys 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Initial Voltage
%Mag. 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Ang. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Avail. Protection cal/cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
The Gap and X-Factors are not utilized if the theoretically derived Lee method was used to determine the incident energy and flash protection boundary. equations. The Lee method is used if the bus voltage and/or short-circuit parameters are outside the range covered by the IEEE 1584 empirical
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Transformer
ID T1 T2 T3 MVA 40.000 5.000 1.500 Prim. kV 138.000 13.800 13.800
Rating
Sec. kV 13.800 4.160 0.480 %Z 12.00 6.00 5.00 X/R 25.00 12.50 7.50 + 5% 0 0 0
Z Variation
- 5% 0 0 0 % Tol. 0 0 0
% Tap Setting
Prim. 0 0 0 Sec. 0 0 0
Adjusted
%Z 12.0000 6.0000 5.0000
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Branch Connections
CKT/Branch
ID T1 T2 T3 CABO-1 CABO-2 CABO-3 CABO-4 Type 2W XFMR 2W XFMR 2W XFMR Cable Cable Cable Cable B1-SE B3-QD2 B3-QD2 B2-QD1 B5-QD3 B6-CCM2 B6-CCM2 From Bus B2-QD1 B4-CCM1 B5-QD3 B3-QD2 B6-CCM2 CX-M4 CX-M3
Connected Bus ID
To Bus R
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Power Grid
ID PAC B1-SE
Connected Bus
ID
Rating
MVASC 1000.000
Connected Bus
ID MVA 30.000
Rating
kV 13.800 RPM 600
X/R Ratio
X"/R 40.00 X'/R 55.56 R 0.450 Adj.
18.00
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Induction Machine
ID Qty
Connected Bus
ID HP/kW
Rating
kVA kV RPM
X/R Ratio
X"/R X'/R
Motors
MOTOR-1 MOTOR-2 MOTOR-3 MOTOR-4 1 1 1 1 B4-CCM1 B4-CCM1 CX-M3 CX-M4 500.00 500.00 105.00 105.00 494.23 494.23 103.89 103.89 4.160 4.160 0.480 0.480 1800 1800 1800 1800 35.00 35.00 7.98 6.37 52.50 52.50 19.95 15.86 0.44 0.44 2.51 3.16 15.38 15.38 20.00 20.15 23.08 23.08 50.00 50.15
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 138.000 = 138.000
= =
Ungrounded 183 cm
Fault Clearing Time (cycles) (Seconds) FCT1 = FCT2 = 4.0 0.0 0,067 0,001 Incident Energy 1 = Incident Energy 2 =
For Protective Device: CB1@ Ia = 4,184 kA Relay: F-D60/52-1 Arc Fault at Device
ID 52-1 Phase Type 3Ph
= =
2 4.31 m
Type: Overcurrent
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) 6.567 41.784 88,049 136,399 64.09 >Max. FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 13.800 = 13.800
= =
Ungrounded 61 cm
For Protective Device: 52-3@ Ia = 3,619 kA Relay: F-489/52-3 Arc Fault at Device
ID 52-2 Phase Type 3Ph
= =
Type: Overcurrent
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) 2.934 16.695 40,645 60,275 111.97 >Max. FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 13.800 = 13.800
= =
Ungrounded 61 cm
Fault Clearing Time (cycles) (Seconds) FCT1 = FCT2 = 4.0 22.8 0,067 0,380 Incident Energy 1 = Incident Energy 2 =
For Protective Device: 52-4@ Ia = 14,846 kA Relay: F-B30/52-4 Arc Fault at Device
ID 52-5 Phase Type 3Ph
= =
3 9.59 m
Type: Overcurrent
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 4.160 = 4.160
= =
Ungrounded 46 cm
Fault Clearing Time (cycles) (Seconds) FCT1 = 3.3 0,055 Incident Energy 1 =
(cal/cm) 1,614
For Protective Device: 52-6@ Ia = 9,347 kA Relay: F-745-3/52-6 Arc Fault at Device
ID 52-6 Phase Type 3Ph
= =
1 0.62 m
Type: Overcurrent
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) 0.883 FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 0.480 = 0.480
= =
Grounded 46 cm
Fault Clearing Time (cycles) (Seconds) FCT1 = FCT2 = 4.0 15.4 0,067 0,257 Incident Energy 1 = Incident Energy 2 =
= =
3 2.62 m
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) 4.450 16.644 FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
Total =
2.62
52-8
3Ph
LV CB
Total =
86,394
6.19
>Max.
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 0.480 = 0.480
= =
Grounded 46 cm
Fault Clearing Time (cycles) (Seconds) FCT1 = 3.6 0,060 Incident Energy 1 =
(cal/cm) 3,489
= =
1 0.88 m
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) 3.489 FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
Total =
3,489 3.489
0.88
FU-1
3Ph
Fuse
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 0.480 = 0.480
= =
Grounded 46 cm
Fault Clearing Time (cycles) (Seconds) FCT1 = 0.6 0,010 Incident Energy 1 =
(cal/cm) 0,327
= =
0 0.24 m
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
= 0.480 = 0.480
= =
Grounded 116 cm
Fault Clearing Time (cycles) (Seconds) FCT1 = 0.9 0,015 Incident Energy 1 =
(cal/cm) 0,078
= =
0 0.30 m
Incident Energy
Protective Device ID for FCT Incident E (cal/cm) FPB (m) Hazard/Risk Level*
* NFPA 70E 2009 Table 130.7(C)(11), Protective Clothing Characteristics, is used to determine the Hazard/Risk Level. Arcing current variation was applied at this location.
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Bus
ID # B1-SE B2-QD1 B3-QD2 B4-CCM1 B5-QD3 B6-CCM2 CX-M3 CX-M4
# The theoretically derived Lee method was used to determine the incident energy and flash protection boundary for this location since the bolted fault current or nominal voltage are outside the empirical method range. ((Ibf" < 0.7 kA or Ibf" > 106 kA) and (0.208 Nominal kV 15 kV))
ETAP
7.0.0
Study Case: SC
Revision: Config.:
Fault Current
Bolted Fault (kA) Bus PD 4.661 14.223 15.632 10.529 33.905 30.067 13.550 13.874 4.184 3.765 15.445 9.639 33.411 28.850 13.116 13.424 PD Arc Fault (kA) 4.184 3.619 14.846 9.347 18.259 16.114 8.918 9.105
Trip Device
Source Trip Device ID CB1 52-3 52-4 52-6 52-8 52-10 FU-1 52-11 Trip (cycle) 2.43 85.20 26.18 2.69 19.44 3.60 0.60 0.90 Open (cycle) 1.62 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 FCT (cycle) 4.05 85.80 26.78 3.29 19.44 3.60 0.60 0.90
Flash Boundary (m) 4.3 29.3 9.6 0.6 2.6 0.9 0.2 0.3
Incident Energy (cal/cm) 6.6 51.9 17.5 1.6 21.1 3.5 0.3 0.1
# The theoretically derived Lee method was used to determine the incident energy and flash protection boundary for this location since the bolted fault current or nominal voltage are outside the empirical method range. ((Ibf" < 0.7 kA or Ibf" > 106 kA) and (0.208 Nominal kV 15 kV))