Citas bibligráficas
Castro, J., (2022). Diseño de redes de distribución, eficiente y económica para poblaciones aisladas y de difícil acceso [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional, Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/24536
Castro, J., Diseño de redes de distribución, eficiente y económica para poblaciones aisladas y de difícil acceso [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional]. PE: Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería; 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/24536
@misc{renati/712467,
title = "Diseño de redes de distribución, eficiente y económica para poblaciones aisladas y de difícil acceso",
author = "Castro Llontop, José Mailamb",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería",
year = "2022"
}
The present work develops the design of an efficient and economical electrical distribution system that allows supplying energy to the most remote populations of Lima. One of the limitations of this type of system is the rugged terrain, consequently, it is unfeasible to execute a new network with medium voltage extensions with substations since it is not accessible for the transfer of distribution transformers, concrete poles of 13 or 15 m that can only be moved with a crane. For the attention of these areas, new alternatives must be proposed, for this reason, the option of carrying out new low-voltage extensions is proposed, and because the existing substations are far from the lots to be electrified, the voltage drop increases. In the present work, a typical design power per client is considered first, after which the network topology to be chosen is verified considering the geography of the land, thus determining the most feasible distribution of the network; After this, the electrical and mechanical calculations are made to verify that the appropriate voltage is delivered in each batch. Another important factor is to analyze whether the existing transformer can withstand an increase in load (new customers) and if the transformer suffers overload, the parameters of acceleration of the transformer aging and the permissible values of HOT SPOT temperature will be analyzed, for this the IEC-60076-7 standard. Finally, the solution of the best technical and economically efficient proposal for the network topology is exposed, in addition to determining if the overload of the transformer with the new customers to be electrified does not generate danger of damage to the transformer.
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