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ASME PTC 19.6 2018

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ASME PTC19.6 Electrical Measurements In Power Circuits

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Measurement techniques and instrumentation used in electrical measurements associated with Performance Test of Power Plant Equipment.

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4 CONTENTS
7 NOTICE
8 FOREWORD
9 ASME PTC COMMITTEE ROSTER
10 CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE PTC COMMITTEE
12 INTRODUCTION
14 Section 1 Object and Scope
1-1 OBJECT
1-2 SCOPE
1-3 TEST UNCERTAINTY
Tables
Table 1-3-1 Class Requirements for Active Power Measurement Uncertainty
15 1-4 OTHER REQUIREMENTS AND REFERENCES
1-4.1 Other Requirements
1-4.2 References
16 Section 2 Definitions and Descriptions of Terms
2-1 GENERAL
2-2 DEFINITIONS
18 2-2.1 Symbols and Subscripts
Table 2-2.1-1 Symbols
19 Table 2-2.1-2 Subscripts
20 Section 3 Power System Measurement Techniques
3-1 INTRODUCTION
3-2 SINGLE-PHASE, TWO-WIRE POWER SYSTEMS
3-3 THREE-PHASE, THREE-WIRE POWER SYSTEMS
Figures
Figure 3-2-1 Single-Phase, Two-Wire Power Measurement
21 3-4 THREE-PHASE, FOUR-WIRE POWER SYSTEMS
3-5 CALCULATION OF PRIMARY ACTIVE AND REACTIVE POWER
3-5.1 Primary Watts
22 Figure 3-3-1 Three-Phase, Three-Wire Generators
23 3-5.2 Primary Vars
Figure 3-4-1 Three-Phase, Four-Wire Wye Generator
24 3-6 POWER FACTOR
3-6.1 Three-Phase, Three-Wire Power System
25 3-6.2 Three-Phase, Four-Wire Power Systems
3-7 EXCITER POWER
26 3-7.1 Derivation From Breaker Currents
3-7.2 Derivation From Field Voltage and Current
27 3-7.3 Detailed Analysis of Exciter Load
28 3-8 AUXILIARY POWER
3-9 ELECTRIC MOTOR POWER MEASUREMENT
3-9.1 Power Meter Method
29 3-9.2 Calculated Method
31 Section 4 Power Meters
4-1 TYPES OF METERS
4-2 CATEGORIES OF INSTRUMENTATION
4-2.1 Test Instruments
4-2.2 Station Instruments
4-2.3 Performance Monitoring Instruments
32 4-2.4 Clamp-on Instruments
4-2.5 Uncalibrated Instruments
4-3 WATTMETERS
4-4 WATT-HOUR METERS
33 4-5 VARMETERS
4-6 VAR-HOUR METERS
4-7 POWER FACTOR METERS
4-8 CALIBRATION
34 4-8.1 Wattmeter and Watt-Hour Meter Calibration
4-8.2 Varmeter and Var‐Hour Meter Calibration
36 Section 5 Instrument Transformers
5-1 PURPOSE
5-2 VOLTAGE TRANSFORMERS
37 5-3 CURRENT TRANSFORMERS
5-4 INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMER CONNECTIONS
5-5 CALIBRATION REQUIREMENTS
5-5.1 VT Calibration
38 5-5.2 CT Calibration
39 5-5.3 Ratio Error Modeling of Instrument Transformers
40 5-6 CORRECTION OF VT ERRORS
5-6.1 VT Burden Measurements
5-6.2 Analytical Calculation of VT Ratio and Phase-Angle Correction Factors
42 5-7 VOLTAGE DROP CORRECTIONS FOR VT SECONDARY CIRCUITS
5-8 CORRECTION OF IRON-CORE CT ERRORS
5-8.1 Calculation of CT Phase-Angle Correction Factors
43 5-8.2 Demagnetization
5-9 CALCULATION OF PHASE-ANGLE CORRECTION FACTORS
5-10 PRECAUTIONS IN THE USE OF INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS
5-11 UTILIZATION OF STATION INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS
44 Section 6 Net Power Output
6-1 INTRODUCTION
6-2 DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF NET POWER
6-3 CALCULATION OF NET POWER
6-3.1 Power Transformer Losses
46 6-3.2 Line Losses
47 6-4 NET PLANT POWER FACTOR
6-5 POWER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY WINDINGS OF MAIN POWER TRANSFORMER
49 Section 7 Test Uncertainty
7-1 UNCERTAINTY CALCULATION REQUIREMENTS
7-1.1 Uncertainty of the Result, UR
7-1.2 Sensitivity, Θ
7-1.3 Systematic Standard Uncertainty
50 7-1.4 Random Standard Uncertainty
7-1.5 Other Considerations
7-2 POWER UNCERTAINTY CALCULATION
51 7-2.1 Systematic Uncertainty and Correlation
52 7-2.2 Random Standard Uncertainty
7-2.3 Gross Power Uncertainty
7-2.4 Corrected Gross Power Uncertainty
Table 7-2.3-1 Typical Gross Power Uncertainties for Test Classes
Table 7-2.4-1 Gross Power Correction Uncertainties
53 7-3 UNCERTAINTY CONSIDERATIONS
54 Table A-2-1 Sample Wattmeter Data
NONMANDATORY APPENDIX A SAMPLE CALCULATION OF CLASS A GROSS GENERATOR OUTPUT DERIVED FROM THREE-PHASE SECONDARY MEASUREMENTS
A-1 INTRODUCTION
A-2 GENERATOR OUTPUT METERING REQUIREMENTS
A-3 CORRECTIONS FOR INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMER BURDENS AND WIRING LOSSES
55 Figure A-1-1 Example Electrical Single-Line Schematic
56 Table A-3.1-1 Example VT Burden Measurement Data
Table A-3.1-2 Example VT Calibration Data
A-3.1 VT Burden Measurements
A-3.2 VT Ratio Correction Factors
57 Table A-3.2-1 VT and CT Ratio and Phase-Angle Correction Factor Results
A-3.3 VT Phase-Angle Error
A-3.4 CT Ratio Correction Factors
A-3.5 CT Phase-Angle Error
A-3.6 Phase-Angle Correction Factors
58 Figure A-3.4-1 Sample CT Ratio Correction Factor Curve
A-3.7 VT Voltage Drop Corrections
59 Figure A-3.4-2 Sample CT Phase-Angle Error Curve
Table A-3.7-1 Sample VT Wiring Voltage Drop Corrections
A-4 CONVERSION OF SECONDARY SIDE READINGS TO PRIMARY SIDE VALUES
60 Table A-6-1 Conversion of Secondary Side Readings to Primary Side Values
A-5 POWER FACTOR CALCULATION
A-6 PHASE ANGLE
61 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX B SAMPLE CORRECTION OF GROSS GENERATOR OUTPUT TO RATED CONDITIONS
B-1 INTRODUCTION
B-2 POWER FACTOR CORRECTION
B-3 GENERATOR HYDROGEN PRESSURE CORRECTION
62 Figure B-2-1 Sample Generator Electrical Loss Curve
Table B-1-1 Sample Generator Data
63 Figure B-4-1 Density of Hydrogen/Air Mixture
B-4 GENERATOR HYDROGEN PURITY CORRECTION
64 B-5 CORRECTED GROSS GENERATOR OUTPUT
65 Figure C-2-1 Farber Plot
NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C DETERMINING VT RATIO CORRECTION FACTOR AND PHASE-ANGLE ERROR USING THE FARBER METHOD
C-1 INTRODUCTION
C-2 DATA AND ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY
67 Table D-2-1 Uncertainties Associated With Quality of Burden Value
NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D ESTIMATING UNCERTAINTIES OF INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS
D-1 INTRODUCTION
D-2 VOLTAGE TRANSFORMERS
68 Table D-2-2 VT Uncertainty Summary in RCF Units
D-3 CURRENT TRANSFORMERS
D-4 SUMMARY
69 Figure D-3-1 Typical Current Transformer Characteristics
Table D-3-1 CT Uncertainty Summary in RCF Units
ASME PTC 19.6 2018
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