A
seminar on
Practical Training taken at
RANA PRATAP SAGAR HYDROELECTRIC
POWER STATION
PRESENTED BY:
Akash Jain
4th year, EE
12EPREE002
SUBMITTED TO:
Mr. Vijay Singh
Head of Department
Electrical Engineering
.
60 Days Summer internship
06/06/2015 UPTO 05/08/2015
Address: - Rana Partap Sagar Power Station
Located on Chambal river
Near Rawatbhata kota (raj.)
Pin code :- 323307
CONTENTS
• Introduction
• Classification
• Single Line Diagram
• Feeders
• How it works
• Cut section ofTurbine and generator
• Advantage
• Disadvantage
• Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
• Rana Pratap Sagar Dam is built on Chambal River.
• There are 7 feeders connected to the Power Stations.
• There are 4 units of generation.
• Each unit generate 11KV, 43MW.
• It operates only in months from August to April
• The generation is decided by the RLDC(Regional Load Dispatch Centre) at
Jaipur.
• General Electrical, Canada is the company of manufacturing most of the
equipments installed in the Power Station.
.
 CLASSIFICATION BASED ON HEAD.
 High head plant ( < 300 m.)
 Medium head plant. (60m to 300 m.)
 Low head plant. ( > 60m.)
 CLASSIFICATION BASED ON WATER CONDITION.
 Flow of water plant.
 Storage of water plant.
 Pump storage water plant.
Classification of Hydro electric power station.
SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
• KOTA - I
• KOTA - II
• GANDHI SAGAR – I
• GANDHI SAGAR – II
• BHILWARA – I
• BHILWARA – II
• INDUSTRIAL AREA
1. Reservoir.
2. Catchments area.
3. Dam.
4. Spill ways.
5. SCADA Screen.
6. Fore bay or Intake.
7. Tunnel.
8. Penstock or pipe line.
9. Surge tank.
10. Draft tube.
11. Tail race.
12. Turbine.
Element of Hydro power station,
How Hydro Electric Power Plant Works!
• Water from the reservoir flows
due to gravity to drive the
turbine.
• Turbine is connected to a
generator.
• Power generated is
transmitted over power lines.
NAME SPECIFICATION
Modal 101213
Type EVF-8
KW 250
Speed 125 RPM
Volts no loads 250
AMP 1000
WOUND Shunt
POLES 8
DC EXCITER
Mercury Switches
They operate relay and
alarm when fault occur in
alternator
Name Specification
KVA 55000
Cycles 50
Output 132KV(star)
Cooling
i. Water Cooler
ii. Oil Cooler
55000 KVA
60000 KVA
Phase 3
Input 11KV
 There are 4 Power Transformers in which only one has buchholz relay and other have PVR for
protection
 Transformers have both oil forced and water forced cooling system
 Oil is pumped into veins within water for extra cooling by two motors.
Image of installed Guide Bearing
 There are two type bearings used in the plant
1. Thrust Bearing:-
1. Alternator is placed over this bearing so
the weight of alternator comes over the
bearing i.e. 418 tons.
2. It is combined by 16 curved parts where
each part have 30 springs for sharing load
and vibrations.
3. It is placed horizontally along with
alternator
2. Guide Bearing:-
1. It is placed along with alternator
2. It allows 8 thou* space for alternator
vibrations
3. It is combined with 16 parts. * 1 thou = thousand part of an inch
NAME RATING
POWER 250KVA
RPM 1500
Voltage 415
AMP 347.8A
Power Factor 0.8
Frequency 50Hz
Kirloskar Electric, Bangalore, India
11KV/440KV 115KVA
Supply is
given to the
plant by this
transformers
when the
plant is in
working
mode or
generating
mode
1.The plant is simple in construction ,robust and required
low maintenance.
2.It can be put in the service instantly.
3.It can respond to changing loads without any difficulty.
4.There are no stand by losses.
5.The running charges are very small.
6.No fuels is burnt.
7.The plant is quite neat and clean.
8.The water after running the turbine can be used for
irrigation and other purpose.
Advantage of Hydro power station.
1. The capital cost of generators, civil engineering work etc is
high.
2. Long dry seasons may effect the delivery of power.
3. The loss of land under the reservoir.
4. Interference with the transport of sediment by the dam.
5. Problems associated with the reservoir.
i. Climatic and seismic effects.
ii. Impact on aquatic ecosystems, flora and fauna.
Disadvantage of Hydro power station.
Conclusion
I would like to conclude that a practical training has been very useful. To learn
about practical and theoretical differences while working on large machines and
real life problems. It also help to get ready for any problem that may occur at
any place and solving it as soon as possible.
Rana Pratap Sagar Power Station
Rana Pratap Sagar Power Station

Rana Pratap Sagar Power Station

  • 1.
    A seminar on Practical Trainingtaken at RANA PRATAP SAGAR HYDROELECTRIC POWER STATION PRESENTED BY: Akash Jain 4th year, EE 12EPREE002 SUBMITTED TO: Mr. Vijay Singh Head of Department Electrical Engineering
  • 2.
    . 60 Days Summerinternship 06/06/2015 UPTO 05/08/2015 Address: - Rana Partap Sagar Power Station Located on Chambal river Near Rawatbhata kota (raj.) Pin code :- 323307
  • 3.
    CONTENTS • Introduction • Classification •Single Line Diagram • Feeders • How it works • Cut section ofTurbine and generator • Advantage • Disadvantage • Conclusion
  • 4.
    INTRODUCTION • Rana PratapSagar Dam is built on Chambal River. • There are 7 feeders connected to the Power Stations. • There are 4 units of generation. • Each unit generate 11KV, 43MW. • It operates only in months from August to April • The generation is decided by the RLDC(Regional Load Dispatch Centre) at Jaipur. • General Electrical, Canada is the company of manufacturing most of the equipments installed in the Power Station. .
  • 5.
     CLASSIFICATION BASEDON HEAD.  High head plant ( < 300 m.)  Medium head plant. (60m to 300 m.)  Low head plant. ( > 60m.)  CLASSIFICATION BASED ON WATER CONDITION.  Flow of water plant.  Storage of water plant.  Pump storage water plant. Classification of Hydro electric power station.
  • 6.
  • 7.
    • KOTA -I • KOTA - II • GANDHI SAGAR – I • GANDHI SAGAR – II • BHILWARA – I • BHILWARA – II • INDUSTRIAL AREA
  • 8.
    1. Reservoir. 2. Catchmentsarea. 3. Dam. 4. Spill ways. 5. SCADA Screen. 6. Fore bay or Intake. 7. Tunnel. 8. Penstock or pipe line. 9. Surge tank. 10. Draft tube. 11. Tail race. 12. Turbine. Element of Hydro power station,
  • 9.
    How Hydro ElectricPower Plant Works! • Water from the reservoir flows due to gravity to drive the turbine. • Turbine is connected to a generator. • Power generated is transmitted over power lines.
  • 11.
    NAME SPECIFICATION Modal 101213 TypeEVF-8 KW 250 Speed 125 RPM Volts no loads 250 AMP 1000 WOUND Shunt POLES 8 DC EXCITER Mercury Switches They operate relay and alarm when fault occur in alternator
  • 12.
    Name Specification KVA 55000 Cycles50 Output 132KV(star) Cooling i. Water Cooler ii. Oil Cooler 55000 KVA 60000 KVA Phase 3 Input 11KV  There are 4 Power Transformers in which only one has buchholz relay and other have PVR for protection  Transformers have both oil forced and water forced cooling system  Oil is pumped into veins within water for extra cooling by two motors.
  • 13.
    Image of installedGuide Bearing  There are two type bearings used in the plant 1. Thrust Bearing:- 1. Alternator is placed over this bearing so the weight of alternator comes over the bearing i.e. 418 tons. 2. It is combined by 16 curved parts where each part have 30 springs for sharing load and vibrations. 3. It is placed horizontally along with alternator 2. Guide Bearing:- 1. It is placed along with alternator 2. It allows 8 thou* space for alternator vibrations 3. It is combined with 16 parts. * 1 thou = thousand part of an inch
  • 14.
    NAME RATING POWER 250KVA RPM1500 Voltage 415 AMP 347.8A Power Factor 0.8 Frequency 50Hz Kirloskar Electric, Bangalore, India
  • 15.
    11KV/440KV 115KVA Supply is givento the plant by this transformers when the plant is in working mode or generating mode
  • 16.
    1.The plant issimple in construction ,robust and required low maintenance. 2.It can be put in the service instantly. 3.It can respond to changing loads without any difficulty. 4.There are no stand by losses. 5.The running charges are very small. 6.No fuels is burnt. 7.The plant is quite neat and clean. 8.The water after running the turbine can be used for irrigation and other purpose. Advantage of Hydro power station.
  • 17.
    1. The capitalcost of generators, civil engineering work etc is high. 2. Long dry seasons may effect the delivery of power. 3. The loss of land under the reservoir. 4. Interference with the transport of sediment by the dam. 5. Problems associated with the reservoir. i. Climatic and seismic effects. ii. Impact on aquatic ecosystems, flora and fauna. Disadvantage of Hydro power station.
  • 18.
    Conclusion I would liketo conclude that a practical training has been very useful. To learn about practical and theoretical differences while working on large machines and real life problems. It also help to get ready for any problem that may occur at any place and solving it as soon as possible.