Types of radial systems Flashcards

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  • A single primary service and distribution
    transformer supplies all feeders.
  • There is no duplication of equipment
  • System investment is
    the lowest of all circuit arrangements
  • Loss of a cable, primary supply, or transformer will cut off service.
  • Equipment must be shut down to perform routine maintenance and servicing
  • This system is satisfactory for small industrial installations where process allows sufficient
    down time for adequate maintenance, and the plant can be supplied by a single transformer.
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Simple Radial System

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  • may be applied to larger loads by using a radial primary distribution system to supply a number of unit substations located near the centers.
  • The advantages and disadvantages are
    the same as those described for the simple radial system
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Expanded Radial System

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  • Each unit substation is connected to two separate primary feeders through switching equipment to provide a normal and an alternate source
  • Cost is somewhat higher than for a radial system because of duplication of primary cable and switchgear
  • but there will be an interruption until load is transferred to the alternate
    source.
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Primary Selective System

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-The failure of the normal source of a primary cable fault can be isolated and service restored
by sectionalizing
-The system
may be dangerous because the quickest way to find a fault is to sectionalize the loop and
reclose.

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Primary Loop System

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5
Q

If pairs of unit substations are connected through a normally open secondary tie circuit
breaker, the result is a secondary selective system. If the primary feeder or a transformer
fails, the main secondary circuit breaker on the affected transformer is opened and the tie
circuit breaker closed.

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Secondary Selective System

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In this system, two or more distribution transformers are each supplied from a separate primary distribution feeder.

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Secondary Spot Network

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This is the most generally applicable and widely used form of industrial secondary network system. Each transformer in the primary selective network system is equipped with a
primary selector switch.

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Primary Selective Secondary Network System

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