It is a presentation about GIS in RAPDRP project. DISCOM can use GIS tools and data for their betterment to navigation towards their electrical assets & for calculation of AT&C losses.
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AT&C LOSSES In RAPDRP
1. Presentation on
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION LOSSES
& ITS PREVENTION
Presented By:- Abhishek Kumar, Geo Spatial Division, HCL 1
2. CONTENTS
1. Drivers of AT&C LOSSES
2. GIS MAP SAMPLE HAMIRPUR
3. AT&C Calculation of DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER
4. Pre-requisites for obtaining baseline AT&C LOSSES
5. Ring Fencing Diagram
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3. Drivers for AT&C Losses
TECHNICAL LOSSES COMMERCIAL LOSSES
Overloading of system elements like
Feeders, Transformers & Conductors
Absence of up gradation of Old Lines
and Equipment's
Non Installation of Capacitors
Low Metering/Billing/Collection Efficiency
Theft, Pilferage and tampering of meters
Inadequate Revenue Collection
Faulty Meter Reading
9. CONCEPT OF AT&C LOSS
COMMERCIAL LOSSES
Factors causing Commercial Losses:
Meter tampering
Bypassing of meters
Usage of MAGNETS to slow down the meters
Tampering of PT circuits
CT/PT ratios (In case of HT meters)
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10. CONCEPT OF AT&C LOSS
COMMERCIAL LOSSES :- COLLECTION EFFICIENCY
Utility is not being able to collect the complete amount billed by
it.
Absence of Energy Accounting & Auditing
In case of unavailability of arrear figures, the collection efficiency
figures can be more than 100%.
Revenue collected shall exclude the arrears.
In above cases efficiency needs to be restricted to 100% and shall
be used for computation of AT&C losses.
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11. PRE-REQUISITES FOR OBTAINING BASELINE AT&C LOSSES
Metering of Energy Input Points of Project Area
On incoming lines of 33/11 kV sub-stations located within project area.
On 33 KV, 11 KV feeders emanating from sub-station located outside project
area but supplying power to HT/LT consumers located within project area.
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12. PRE-REQUISITES FOR OBTAINING BASELINE AT&C LOSSES
Ring-fencing of Project area Electrical Network
Import/Export meters at the boundary of those lines that are feeding
outside as well as inside project area so that import and export of
energy can be measured for project area. These lines may emanate
from the sub-stations located within or outside project area.
Import/Export meters on the dedicated feeder emanating from sub-stations
located within project area but feeding outside project area.
Import/Export meters on 33/11 KV Sub-Stations
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