Professional Documents
Culture Documents
about TCL’s
Wind Electric Generators
Prepared By
G.Santhanam
TCL, Ranipet
24.10.2018
Brief Report about TCL Wind Electric Generators installations: 4 X 800 kW at Muthunaikenpatti
Village, Palani Taluk (Pushpathur Village) Dindigul Electricity Distribution Circle.
16. TANGEDCO Approvals and The CEIG Safety : As per Annexure – VII
Certificate for above Wind Electric Generator
17. Power produced by each Machine up to till date : As per Annexure - VIII
Report Prepared By
G.Santhanam
TCL, Ranipet
Annexure – I
Technical Details
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ANNEXURE -1
Technical 9pecificalions of product
Thc Wind Errergy Convertcr E-48/E-53 leatures variabl e spced and active pitclr control. 'l-lrc
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under this order perfortns according to tlie Warrartted Power Curve (WPC)
withirr acccptablc
lirnits as detailed in the sections below.
Z.l. lvnrrorilerl power Arve (l/PC): means the power,curve table as furtrished by Erlercon
lAnnr*ur"ffih is pr. ti-re design of the WEC rnodel being offered and used itr
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the computation of estimated annual energy production of the wind farrn'
2.2, Ileprcsentotivc ll/ind IVEC (RI|/D: shall nrean tltat spccific WEC withitt tltc locations
ofl.ercd nna."t""t"a by nrutual consent that shall teclrnically reprcscttt l'lrc WIIC
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bcing oflered irr all resPccts.
2.3. Tist period: means the period for rvhich the vcrillcation ol'thc I'}CC shall bc titlicrt ttP.
Rs su"6 tilis period shalibe between May to Septernber of arty year as tlris is tinte
wltett
good qinds. are expected at site and it cornes frorn the ntost prcvalerrt directiort'
. Ilowever, tlr} tbst period call vary dcpending upott tlte location of the I{Wl'irr tlrc wind
farrl i1 whicS case it slrall be rnutually agrccd to, Notwitlrslanclirrg tltc abovc tlrc tcst
period shall cornrnence only aftcr a mirtintunt ol'30 dtys ol'o1rct'atioll nlicr
comtnissiotring oI the RWT'
2,4. Il[eastred Encrgv Producliort ("]l[EP"): lneatrs tltc atnottnt o1' clcctlical cnclgy
p.dr"ti",r ti-t tt-1" RWT actually produced as rccorded in the ertergy ttrctcr itt thc WEC
clulirtg the Test Period.
2.5. Rcnre.sentotive lYinr[ Mnst (RlltT): is the wind ntast thal. is alrcady installccl ol slrall lrc
installed by E'r*"-r 1brtl p*pose of PCG and would rcpt'escrlt tlte rvitrds as woulcl bo
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c*1;cr.ic,rcc4 by tlrc IlW]', Tirc ntast shall nrcnsrn'c ils B tttittittrttltt tlrc rvitttl sltcccl, wirrtl
clircction a1d atltosphcric tenrpcrature at Itcigltt ctlttivalcrlt to tlrc lrLrb-lrciglrt ol'tltc
WE,C.
2.6. Il.ertrescntttive lVirtd Distribtttion ("RIl/D"): tneaus the Wincl Spcecl Distlibtrtioll tablc
&ri*a f;orn the clata set collected by the RWM drrrirrg the'l'est l)cl'iod.
23. Nel Eslirilated Energv Generotion (NDEG): nlealts a tlteoretical valtre rellresetttitlg tllc
artrourrt of o- gy procluction that the ltW-l'rvoLrlcl ltavc pt'odttccd calcttlatccl [r1'
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applying thg WPC o'.t il'" RWD. The following [actors shall bc irroltrdccl in thc
calculation of NEEG.
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The guorortlee: Enercon guarantees that the MEP shall be at least 95o/o of the NllllG. tItlre
MEI' is provcd to be Z 95% of NEEG, then the PCG slrall be dcenrcd to havc bccrr disclralgccl
under this agreernent/order and hence Encrcon will not be held liable under the I'}CG.
4.1. The measurement procedure, as set out in the following stanclards, rvill fornr thc
' guideline to carry out the verificatiou of PCG. Howevep, Enercon hereby rcpresents tlral
due to the nature of site / tenain, both 6. I and 6.2 below cannot be strictly adherecl to
and therefore agrees to follow these established guidelines and procedures oll a best
effort basis:
4.1.1. Wind WEC Generator Systems-Part l2: Wind WEC Perfonirance Testirrg IEC
61400-12-l (First edition 2005-12); and
4.2. -l.lte Power Curve Guaratttce shall bc applicable only lbr carlier of a poriod ol' ltJ rrrorrths
(, frotn 3 lst day of the Contntissioniug Date of tlre last WEC or thc T'elrnination Datc
4.3. ln the evettt the Power Curve Guarantee uuder Clause 3 hereof is not rnet, thc peliod of
l8 lnontlrs asitr4.2 above shall automatically extended up to the date on wlrich thc PCC
tunder Clause 3 hereof is met.
4.4. The RWM will be maintaitred at the site until closing of tlre PCG. Ilowever', uporr
closirrg of tlre PCG, Enercon reserves the right to clislnantle the rnast fl-orn the site.
5.1. lrr tlte evetrt, the PCG as set out in 3 above is not rrrct, it is irrtencled that linclcon Jray
rcparation to TCL that rellccts the losscs that l-CL rvould incur as detailecl lrcrcil.
5,2. Ettercon shall pay the Power Curve Reparation to the TCL beiug an arrrourrt equal to the
TCL' s loss of revenue as a result of thc failurc to rrrcet thc Powcr Crrrvc Gtrarantcc,
calculated by reference to tlre tariff applicablc unclcr the Power PLrrchase Agrccnrcrrt
based olt the actual wind clistribution recorded by tltc data logger at tlrc llcprcscntativc
Masl.; assurning that the Machinc Availability Guarantcc was rnct.
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5.3. Ettcrcort shall carry out ucccssary corrcctivc rctiorrs on (lrc WDC arrd lcpcrrt tlrc porvcr'
cttrvc test as detailed itt 4 abovc irr the Iliglr Wilrd Seasorr - May to Sc;ltcrrrbcl of'ncxt
calctrclar ycar.
5.5. lf the guarantee is still rtot ntet thetr, Enclcon shall pay tlrc Powel Culvc llcpalirtion to
tlre TCL being an antount equal to the TCL's loss of revenue as a result ol'thc lirilurc to
meet tlte Power Cun're Guaratttee, calculated as in 5.2 above until tlrc pel'iocl Drrclctln is
able to repairthe WEC and demortstrate tlrat tlre I'}CG has bccrr achievccl. but irr arrv casc
slrall trot cxccccliug tlrc O&M'l'crrn.
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1. The site
The proposed site at
Pushpathur (here after
called ("The Site") is near
Dharapuram of Dindigul
district, Tamilnadu State
(see figure 1).
roughness factor. The surface in this region is a mixture of red and black soil.
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3. Climate
Pushpathur has typical tropical climate. The annual meteorological data shows
peak temperature going up to 29.5'C. The Indian Meteorological Department
Office at Coimbatore is collecting weather data periodically. Bised on the data
collected, the monthly average temperature, relative humidity, atmospheric
pressure and rainfall can be seen in the table given below. The region gets good
rainfall in May to November months. The annual average temperature in tfris
region as per the published data is around 26.55"C.
4. Wind
4.1. Data
Enercon has measured the wind pattern from December 2005 to November
2006 at Pushpathur. The measurements were carried out at the height of 75m
and 57m.a.9.1. The mast location is at a height of 337 m a.s.l.
ln India the general wind flow is governed by the monsoon season. The main
wind season happens to be the southwest monsoon period and it begins to
get momentum from the month of May and peaks in the month of July. The
mean annual wind speed recorded at the height of 75 m a.g.l is 6.53 m/s.
Wind data recorded by the wind mast was used for the calculations and is
described in this section. Fig 4 below shows wind speed distribution and wind
rose as seen by WAsP. The graph clearly indicated that the site experiences
quite good winds for a comparably high duration and west as the
predominant wind direction.
The orography data (contour) is one of the most important inputs for wAsp
simulation. The accuracy of this data has a direct impact in the end result.
Hence in order to achieve better accuracy ENERCON has carried out a detailed
GIS survey of the site and the surrounding regions using the satellite imagery
coupled with the Survey of India Topography Maps and extensive field survey
using Global Positioning System (GPS). This has enabled in increasing contour
resolution from 20m which is normally available in 1:50000 scale topography
maps to 5m resolution. Moreover the contours were also corrected according to
the orographic variations that has happened over the past 20 to 30 years aslhe
topography maps available from Survey of India are almost two to three decades
old. The data was then processed into a "map' file after proper verification for
input to WAsP.
Since the topographic sheets of Survey of India do not cover the entire surface
features and since the data of landuse as seen in toposheet are obsolete, a
similar exercise of GIS survey using satellite image in multi spectral format
backed by an extensive field survey using GPS was carried out for preparing the
roughness data base of the site and its surroundings. The roughness of the site
was assigned based on the surface features and the guidelines given in the
manual.
Based on the above input data the program was then run to generate the wind
atlas at the site.
6. Evacuation
The first stage is to step-up the generating voltage of each wrs from 400V to
22kv by using 400/22 kv, g50 kvA step up transformer mounted on wr ro.wer.
The 22kV internal feeders are drawn in wind farm to transfer the power generated
by wind farm to the EIL proposed 4 x 2s MVA 1jol22 KV substatrbn to be
constructed at Melkaraipatti. At Melkaraipatti SS, the 22kV voltage would be
stepped up to 110kv and evacuated through 110KV Udumalpet
-sempatti ll
SCOH feeder.
7. Estimation Of Generation
The estimation of annual energy generation was carried out in the wAsp
program. The proposed site is expected to generate as per the annexure
attached herewith.
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Net estimated 20.15lac units
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Looking at the above graph, it is clear that ramil Nadu alone contributes for
more than 50o/o share of the total countryt wind Energy capacity. This is due
to the favorable state Government Policies. From year 2003 onwards, the
average capacity addition was in the range of more than 500 MW per year.
The last FY alone, contribute to more than 850 MW.
However, the speed in which the capacity Addition in wind Energy took place
in the State, the speed of the implementation of the planned Evacuation
scheme Addition to cater to this capacity Addition by the state Electricity
Board, did not happen to match it. This has resulted in a huge mismatch in the
Grid, thereby leading to forced curtailment of Generation from wind Energy
Sector.
The wind Power Generation areas in Tamil Nadu are divided into three main
Regions, as given below:
I Muppandal 18 1319
2 Nettur L4 624
3 Udumalpet 24 1263
Total 56 3206
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To overcome the mismatch in the Grid and to effectively evacuate the power from
Wind Energy Sector in the State, Enercon India Limited (EIL) took the lead to address
the issue in the following manner:
a) All the three Stakeholders namely Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB), Indian
Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association (IWTMA) & Indian Wind power
Association (IWPA) were brought together in a common platform. A Task Force
was created with Two Representatives from each of the above Three
Stakeholders, to review the present situation and work towards faster solution
to the problem.
b) EIL convinced the above Stakeholders, that a detailed study was required to be
carried out by an external Agency, to understand the current Grid Scenario
considering the present Installed capacity, and also the future groMh
planned, so that step by step solution could be arrived. Power Researih and
Development consultant M,, Ltd., (pRDc), was entrusted the assignment to
carry out the above detailed study by IWTMA, PRDC is a leading Consultant in
Power Engineering Field in India specialized in providing Power System
Consultancy to various Utilities.
c) on the planned Grid Improvement schemes, the day to day progress is being
closely monitored. In addition to this, there is a continuous interaction between
TNEB, IWTMA & IWPA Members at different forums to review the progress and
to take necessary actions towards expediting the Grid related improvement
schemes.
a) PRDC now has given a draft report on the Wind Power Evacuation Studies for
Tamilnadu. PRDC has considered the existing Grid Situation and simulated the
evacuation of the entire wind Energy. It
has concluded that in Muppandal,
Tirunelveli and Udumalpet Region approximately only 70o/o instantaneous
Generation could be evacuated and that too with some lines getting overloaded.
PRDC in its studies has also considered the various line over loadings, which
occurs as they try and simulate the instantaneous Generation to 85 o/o & 90 o/o
respectively.
b) PRDC also carried out the Load Flow Studies for the existing Wind Farm
Generation considering the immediate committed expansion in the Transmission
Network.
c) This report basically covers the Grid Improvement Schemes planned in Udumalpet
Region which would is linked to our existing Chinnaputhur Machines and present
Pushpathur Project.
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Udumalpet Region:
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The Load Flow Diagram of Udumalpet Region considering the above
scheme and 1o0 o/o wind Generation is attached. Refer : Dwg No. 5.3
(Annexure - I)
Conclusions & Recommendations of pRDC:
Based on the studies conducted and discussions held, following conclusions and
recommendations are drawn for optimum utilisation of the installed wind power
generation:
2. The Studies indicate that full evacuation is possible from all the Wind Energy
Generators with the commissioning of all the immediate committed expansion in
the transmission network.
The situation in Udumalpet Region seems to be much better than that in Muppandal
&Tirunelveli Region. The progress of implementation of some of the planned schemes
too are in an advanced stage, which is of immediate concern to EIL. The same are as
follows:
A write up on Grid Situation & Availability at Chinnaputhur Area and Pushpathur Area are
explained in the following sheets.
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L.4 Brief note on chinnaputhur & Dharapuram Evacuation schemes
(Udumalpet Region):
Patadam 230/tt0 SS
(Propos€d) ?i'.i:
Kundadam SS Kan9ayam SS
Othakalamandapam 7to/22 t<\t rLo/22 KV
230/110 KV SS
Dharapuram SS
l7o/22 KV
Ponnapuram 230/110 KV
ss
(Under Progress)
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Gudimangalam
110/22 KV SS
Udumalpet SS
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110/22 KV
Udumalpet SS
230/110 KV
PGCIL
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Brief note on Pushpathur Evacuation schemes (Udumalpet Region):
Stage - I:
To Poanrp0ram Melkaraipatti SS
loOtt kdm.nd.prm 2 $Huthunaickanpafti ss t10/22 KV
sempatti ss
230/110 KV
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1.6. Write up on Pushpathur Evacuation:
Existing Udumalpet 230lLL0lC/ substation will get relief with Ponnapuram (Z X 100
MVA Auto Transformers) 230/110 l(/ SS coming up by June '07. From Ponnapuram
230lLL0l(/ SS, the power will be evacuated at 230 lO/ level towards Myvadi 4OO/230
l(/ SS. The evacuation system planned at pushpathur is as under:
from Pushpathur Wind Farm, major portion will be evacuated towards Sempatti
230lLL0 l(\/ SS and rest towards Udumatpet Z301IL0l(/ SS,
Region is 163.2 MW (204 x E-48 WEGs). Out of 204 nos. E-48 Machines, 48
nos, would be connected to the existing Thalayuthu LL0l22]{t TNEB Sub -
Station. The Evacuation for these 48 Machines is readily available. (Refer
above Sketch --- Stage I)
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A 3- 315 MVA 400/230 kV Transformer at Myvadi pGcIL ss is proposed along
with an additional 400 kV Line to Tirunelveli PGCIL SS. The construction of this
line has already under progress.
1.7 Conclusion:
Clause Nos.1.5 & 1.5 above, would be ensured for 100 MW in EIL's SS, with
the current Planned Improvement Schemes (Refer Sketch Stage I). However
moving forward, based on the expansion planned in the Region, additional
scheme would have to be introduced, (Refer Sketch Stage II)
it is possible to evacuate the full generation from the Udumalpet region with
some of the lines are overloaded marginally beyond their rated capacity. This
can be sustained during high winds as the conductors can be slightly thermally
loaded.
To ensure that all the above Augmentation Schemes are in place, a continuous
coordination with TNEB is necessary, for expediting fufther additional Evacuation
Schemes and also to regulate the Thermal & Hydro generation during the Peak Wind
Season.
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V. Elabu
Enercon has offered us 6x800 KW wind mill of E48 size i.e 48 meters diameter and 75mm hub height,
We have made some progfess with them, They have confirmed one location at Pushpathur near Coimbatore. They will also
confirm 5 more location at Pushpathur next week.
Mr. vasu and myself visited the site last week and the key points ar.e as follows:
1 . Tf r c sitc seems to be good witlr an array efficieni), ol'nbout 9soh with a PLI? o I ar.ou nd 28o/o,Tlteir. nct cs tirl atccl
energy outpui is 20.15 lakh units but we have assunred 18.62 lakhs ur.rits for the purpose of our calculation taking
additional line losses and lorver grid availability.
2. The evacuation in the Coimbatore area has improved due to additional h'ansrnission iines, The shutting down of
windrnills last year during peak hydro generation was due to both transmission and consumption problJms a6d was
for 5 evetyday during the peak months of May, June and July. As transnr ission pr.obllm has been solved this
.hours
shutting down is only 3 hou11 on days in the last 3 months.The grid availability last year was about 8B%, This year
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it is expected to be 98o/o and 95%o is certain. :
3. The machine being a low speed synchronous genelator has no gearbox and has indirect gear connection using AC-
DC-AC' The efficiency is higher by 60/obecause of this (27%o compat'ed,to2lo/o of otneri;, The blade extends rigSt
up to the hub due to the spoiler, whiclt is the special design of Enercon and this gives higlier wind usage.
AMC
Performance: '. .
Tlre machines installed in this site in Feb / Mar 07 have generated well during May fuly 07 andgive confidence
that generation targets will be met.
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EIL will guarantee for the first.l year of the projecj a cumulative ayerage generation of l9 lakh KWH per WEC
measured by the energy meter installed in the WEC, subject to wind ana IOOy" Grid availability. Tlie
annual
Generation at the site Pushpathur is estimated at,lg lakh unitVWEC ,The guarantee shall stzut ifter
-.i 'I;:::.. one month from
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ollected at site shall be used for the computation of the estimated
generation that ought to have been generated by the wincl farm, applying the Certified power
curve of the WEC.
EiL would compensate at prevailing Power Purchase rate of TNEB is applicable at the end of I year for. the
shortfall in actual generation as compared to 95Yo of the computed geneiition based on the actuai wind data as
above.
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and the site is.quite high. They are
fulry booked up to July 200g but have agreed
trt.it rrao Jirectly and irr.y io'-o ou, .on'puny
reputation of a very higrr order.
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The Chief Electrical Inspector M/s Tlritumalai Chemicals Ltd,
to Governnrerrt, 25-8, Iiipcot Industrial Complex,
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Thiru Vi Ka Industrial Estate, Raniept-632 403
Guindy Chennai-600 032
Sub: Indian Electricity Act 2003 and Indian Electricity Rules 1956 - New HV/MV & LV
Electrical Installation Wind Farm Project at M/s.Thirumalai Chemicals Ltd, S.F
No 451/1 ,45511(P) of Muthunaickenpatti Village, Palani Taluk, Dindigul District -
1 No.BOO KW 400 V WEG - Inspection under Rule 63 of lrrdian Electricitv [?ules.
1956 on 19 12 2007 - Approval - accorcled
Ref. 1) This office letter No.1 19-07/CElctDsilZ)}t, dated 12 Z.2OO7
2) Your letter No.TCL/CE|G/CR12O07 dated j7 .12 2007
3) This office letter No.DGL.336/CElclD5l2007 Dated 17 122007
4) Electrical Inspector/Dirrdigul Letter No DGL 336/El/DGt-/R63/WM/2007,
dated 19.12.2007
5) Your letter No.'fCL/CElc/RR dated 20 12 2007
?0.07
Under Rule 63 of Indian Electricity Rules, 1956, Approval is hereby accorded to
commission the Electrical Installations inspected on 19.122007 at the above premises as
detailed in Anne;ure subject to complyirrg with the terrns and conditions of the supplier. "
Under Rule 30(4) and 46 (3) of Indian Electricity Rules 1956, the consumer is at all tin.res
solely responsible for the maintenance of the above installation in such a condition as to be free
from danger
{Sd/xx)
CHIEF ELECTRICAL INSPECI-OR TO GOVERNMENT
Encl: Annexure containing List of Electrical Equipmerrt
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ASSISTANT ELECTRrcAL I NS PECTOR/TECHN ICAL
The Balance inspection fees of Rs.lrlil has been receivecl in this office vide
Chalan No. - dated - SBI/- and orioinal chalan retained in this office.
rc\
2' to this 0ffice Letter
Annexure
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LIST OF EQUIPMENTS
a) 800KW 415V Enercon make,E48 Model Wind Electric Generator bearing Sl.No: 91i5g30
provided ' with Rectifier unit, Inverter unit and Supplier's Power and Control ibinet with
Earlh fault
relay and 3x 550A , 50KA,4pole MCCB's & relays for control & protection
a) Mv / LV LOADS
a) CABLES
. Descrintion From To
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GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU
ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE
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The Chief Electrical Insoector M/s Thirumalai Chenricals Ltd,
to Government, 25-8, Sipcot Industrial Complex
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Thiru.Vi. Ka Industrial Estate, Raniept-632.403
Guindy, Chennai-600 032
(Sd/xx)
Chief .E-lectrical Inspector to Government
Encl.1 Test Cedificates
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ASSISTANT ELECTRI CAL I NSPECTOR/TECHNICAL
Copy to: l-he Senior Electrical Inspector/Coimbatore
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SL.No
T/F 1270882 Rating 950 KVA?
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Customer M/s ENERCON INDIA LTD , DAMAN e
Secondary Voltag 22oOO Von{
Purchase Order No 9'100026756 dated 17 07 2007 Primary Voltage 4oo Voftt'
Work Ordef No MK - 3553 A SecondaryCurrent 24.931 Amps
Type Of Cooling ONAN PriFary Current 1371 207 Amps
Connectlon Delta/Star Frequency 50 Hz
Vector Group Dynl 1 Ref.Standard lS 202611977
Tapplngs On HV Wdg + sV"Io -1OVo insteps o[ 2 5% Date Of Test 30.10.2007
Load Loss at 75"C 9975,1 Watts at 24931 AmDS & 5OO41 HZ t0500 Watts Max.
'/o lmpedance at 75'C 5.78 o/o at 1272 06 Volts & 24.931 AmDs 8.0% (Max)
Resistance/Ph at 75'C 8 322 Ohms (HV) 0 000696 Ohms(LV) Amb.TemD= 265 DeoC
applied on HV winding,
SSVW Test na{w
3 KYz{ppliedon Lvwindino. I
IOVW Test
800 Volts al 150 HZ aDDlied on windtnq for 4o sB#Pti,fih".d;'
lv-Earlh l000 C Ohms
Insulation Resistance
Measuremenl
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WITNESSED BY TESTED BY
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(R SUNEEL KUMAR)
ENGINEER(I&T)
VIJAI ELECTRICALS LTD HYDERABAD
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From
The Chief Electrical Inspector M/s.Thirumalai Chemicals Ltd.,
to Government, (l/c) 25-C, Sipcot Industrial Complex,
Thiru.Vi.Ka lndustrial Estate, Raniept-632 403
Guindy, Chennai-600 032
Sub: lndian Electricity Act 2003 and Indian Electricity Rules 1956 New HV/MV & LV
-
Electrical Installation Wind Farm Project at M/s.Thirumalai Chemicals Ltd.,
S'F'No'425 (P) & 42314C2, 4C3, 4C4, 4D of Muthunaickenpatti Vittage, palani
Taluk, Dindigul District - Inspection under Rule 63 of Indian Electricity Rules,
1956 on 1 .9.2008 - Approval - accorded.
Under Rule 30(4) and 46 (3) of Indian Electricity Rules 1956, the consumer is at all times
solely responsible for the maintenance of the above installation in such a condition as to
be free
from danger.
(Sd/xx)
cHIEF ELECTRTCAL TNSPECTOR To covERNMENT (r/c)
Encl: Annexure containing List of Electrical Equipment.
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ASSISTANT
Each Set Comprising of ,200 x l00mm RS Jpists & 100 x 50mm ISMCs rvith ,2 sets of
22KV Disc Insulators, I set of 22KY Double break AB Switch and set of 22KV HG
Fuses, I set of 22KV L.A s, Support Pin Insulators, '0' swG connecting copper
jumpers etc.
Each WEG provided with Rectifier unit, Inverter unit and Supplier's Power and Control
cabineJ with Earth fault relay and 3x550A, 50KA, 4pole MCCB's & relirys for Control &
protection.
d) Mv/Lv LOADS
i. Tower Cooling fan 1.25KW,400V lNo.
ii. Power cabinet Cooling n 0.76KW,400V 1No.
iii. Hydraulic Motor 0.37 KW,400V 1No.
iv. Yaw Motors 3.3 KW,400V 4Nos.
v. Pitch Motor 1.5 KW.400V 3Nos.
vi. Nocelle Coolins fan 1.95 KW,400V 3Nos.
vii. Winch Control l.l Kw, 400v lNo.
viii. Lighting Loads 1.5KW
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