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RELIABILITY ANALYSIS FOR SUBSTATION EMPLOYING B. F. TECHNIQUE

Mohit Kumar1, Ram Avtar Jaswal2
  1. M.Tech Scholar, Department of Electrical Engg., UIET Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana, India
  2. Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engg., UIET Kurukshetra University,Kurukshetra, Haryana, India
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Abstract

In this paper, the reliability of 66kv/400v substation has been analysed. When more complexities increase in the system, the reliability evaluation becomes more difficult. Thus, the derivation of symbolic reliability expression is simplified. The general system for compact form is very helpful. Boolean function technique simplifies the complexity of any system. By Boolean function technique, a mathematical model for measuring reliability has been developed. In the terms of reliability for substation, the failure rate and mean time to failure are to be calculated.

Keywords

Boolean Function Technique, Reliability, Failure Rate, M.T.T.F

INTRODUCTION

Reliability of a unit (or product) is the probability that the unit performs its intended function adequately for a given period of time under the given stated operating conditions or environment. Reliability definition stresses four element: probability, intended function, time and operating conditions [1]. Gupta P.P, Agarwal S.C have considered a Boolean Algebra Method for Reliability calculations and again Gupta P.P Kumar Arvind, Reliability and M.T.T.F Analysis of Power Plant. Sharma, Deepankar Sharma, Neelam, Evaluation of some Reliability Parameters for Tele-communication system by Boolean Function Technique [2][3][4][5]. [6][7][8][9] The reliability of several electronic equipments by using various techniques has been calculated, but the method adopted by them lead to cumbersome and tedious calculation. Keeping this fact in view, for the evaluation of various factors of reliability of 66kv/400v substation., the authors have applied Boolean function technique.
The block diagram of 66kv/400v substation is shown in figure 1. Two 66kv incoming lines are connected to bus bars. Such an arrangement having two incoming lines is called double circuit. Any one of line can be utilised at one time or both can also be utilised. In 66kv substation in this arrangement by which 66kv double circuit supply is going out. To step down it to 11kv, there are two step down transformers unit connected in parallel. That means if one is under repair or faulty, other can work, not whole system shuts down. It is further connected with gang operating switch with current transformer and then to step down transformer to 400v [10].
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RELIABILITY BY BOOLEAN FUNCTION TECHNIQUE

The reliability of substation is determined, mathematical model has been developed shown in figure2. The following assumptions are to be made for applying Boolean function technique:
1. First of all ,ensure that all the equipments are good and operable.
2. The state of all components of the system is statistically independent.
3. The state of each component and as whole system either operable, workable, good or fail.
4. There is no repair facility.
5. Supply between any two components of the system is hundred percent reliable and perfect ok .
6. The failure times of all components are arbitrary.
7. In advance, the reliability of each component shold be known .
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Notations
X1, X2 = State of both transmission lines
X3 = State of Bus Coupler
X4, X5 = State of both buses
X6, X7 = State of 11kv step down transformers
X8 = State of G.O. Switch
X9 = State of oil circuit breaker
X10 = State of current transformer
X11 = State of 400v step down transformer
Xi(i = 1,2,…11) = 1 in good state and 0 in bad state
Xi‟ = negation of Xi
^ = Conjunction
││= Logical Matrix
Ri = Reliability of ith part of the system
Qi =1-Ri
Rs = Reliability of Whole System
RSW(t)/RSE(t) = Reliability of the system as a whole when failures follow Weibull /Exponential time distribution.

FORMULATION OF MATHEMATICAL MODEL

The successful operation of the system in terms of logical matrix is expressed as:
F(X1 X2 --------------------------------------------------- X11) =
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By Orthogonalisation algorithm, above equation can be written as
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By using equation 3-10
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Finally the probability of successful operation i.e. reliability of the system as a whole is given by
RS = R3 R8 R9 R10 R11 [R1 R4 R6 + R1 R4 (1-R6) R7 + R1 (1-R4)R5 R6 (1-R7) + R1 ( 1-R4) R5 R6 R7 +
R1 R4 R5 (1- R6) R7 + (1-R1) R2 R4 R6 + (1-R1) R2 (1-R4) (1-R6) R7 + (1-R1) R2 R4 (1-R6) R7 +
(1-R1) R2 (1-R4) R5 R6 R7 + (1-R1) R2 R4 R5 R6 (1-R7) + (1-R1) R2 (1-R4) R5 (1-R6) R7]

A. Some Particular Cases

Case1: When all failures follow Weibull’s Criteria

Let λi will be the failure rate of components corresponding to system state Xi and it follows weibull time distribution. Then reliability function of considered system at time„t‟ is given as:
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When λ1 = λ2 = -------------- λ11 = λ then from above equation
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Case –II: When all failures follow Exponential time distribution

Exponential distribution is a particular case of weibull distribution for . Hence the reliability of a whole system at an instant„t‟ is given by
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and the expression for M.T.T.F in this case is
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NUMERICAL COMPUTATIONS

For a numerical computation, let us consider the values
i. Setting λi(i = 1,2,3….11) = 0.001 and in equation 15
ii. Setting λi(i = 1,2,3….11) = 0.001 in equation 16
iii. Setting λi(i = 1,2,3….11) = 0.001…….0.012 in equation 17 table 1 and table 2 has been computed and corresponding graphs are shown in figure 3 and 4 respectively.
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CONCLUSION

In this paper, we considered 66kv/400v substation for analysis of various reliability parameters by employing the Boolean function technique & algebra of logics. Table 1 computes the reliability of the system with respect to time when failures rates follow exponential and Weibull time distributions. An inspection of graph “Reliability Vs Time” (fig3) reveals that the reliability of the complex system decreases approximately at a uniformly rate in case of exponential time distribution, but decreases very rapidly when failure rates follow Weibull distributions. Table 2 and graph “MTTF V/S Failure Rate (fig-4) yields that MTTF of the system decreases catastrophically in the beginning but later it decreases approximately at a uniform rate.

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