Triaxial HTS Cable for the AEP Bixby Project
Triaxial HTS Cable for the AEP Bixby Project
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用于 AEP Bixby 项目的三轴 HTS 电缆
DOI:
10.1109/tasc.2007.897842
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发表时间:
2007
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
C.T. Nielsen
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作者:
J. Demko;I. Sauers;D. James;M. Gouge;D. Lindsay;M. Rodén;J. Tolbert;D. Willén;C.T. Nielsen
Ultera has installed a single 200-meter long high temperature superconducting (HTS) 3-phase triaxial design cable at the American electric power (AEP) Bixby substation in Columbus, Ohio. The cable connects a 138/13.2 kV transformer to the distribution switchgear serving seven outgoing circuits. It was designed to carry 3000 Arms. Testing of 3- to 5-meter length prototype cables, including a 5-meter prototype with full scale terminations tested at ORNL was conducted prior to the manufacture and installation of the AEP triaxial cable. These prototypes were used to demonstrate the crucial operating conditions including steady state operation at the 3000 Arms design current, high voltage operation, high voltage withstand and 110 kV impulse, and overcurrent fault capability. A summary of the results from the thermal analysis and testing conducted by Ultera and ORNL will be presented. Some analysis of the cable thermal-hydraulic response based on the testing that were used to determine some of the cable cryogenic system requirements are also presented.