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Automated controlling system for protection of hydroelectrical power station with butterfly valves on power channel

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4 Author(s)
Ungureanu, G. ; Cluj Subsidiary, IPA R&D Inst. for Autom., Cluj-Napoca, Romania ; Mircea, M. ; Vigu, C. ; Gota, D.

Each hydro-power station is equipped with a protection system, that intervenes in the case of a breakdown of the equipments, to protect the personnel and the aggregates of the power plant. One of the base components of a hydro-power station is the forced pipeline, which allows admission of water from the reservoir to the turbine-generator groups. For the protection of the forced pipeline one or two special valves-butterfly valves-are installed, that have the purpose of allowing the admission of water to the groups and to cut-of the water flow in special conditions. In the present paper we present the solution used for a power plant fitted with two butterfly valves on the forced pipeline and the implemented control system. The butterfly valves and the supervisory, control and protective system are housed in a special chamber “Valve's house”. The role of the system is to allow the waterflow to the generators, by keeping those valves opened (0-5 degrees) and also to avoid the flood of underground power station in the eventuality of: destruction of power channel; destruction of diversion channel or any major malfunction to the hydro-generators groups.

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Automation Quality and Testing Robotics (AQTR), 2010 IEEE International Conference on  (Volume:3 )

Date of Conference: 28-30 May 2010

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