Grid networks Sample Clauses

Grid networks. 3.2.1. Single fed LV networks These networks are simple and well-arranged. Each feeder has its own circuit-breaker; the selectivity of the protection level can be achieved by installing fuses with different rated current values. Their main disadvantage is that no substitution is given in case of a failure. Losses are also higher than with bus networks and voltage tends to fluctuate when large consumptions are switched.
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Grid networks. Figure 39: Tree network Grid networks are created by linking interconnected networks into meshes. They always have no less than two MV feeders. Out of all network configurations, grid networks provide highest reliability of electricity supplies, lowest possible losses and stable voltage. The entire network is constructed of conductors of an equal cross-section and fuses of an equal rated current are used in all buses of the grid network. The main disadvantage is that these networks are complex, complicated and difficult to operate. Figure 40: Grid network Figure 411 shows the arrangement of circuit breakers in grid networks. In grid networks, fuses of an equal rated current are used in all buses. Fault current is anyhow divided, thus by means of strength of fault current and subsequent disconnection period, selectivity can be achieved. Figure 41: Arrangement of circuit breakers in grid network In municipal areas the network structure is more diverse. LV networks (green) are of the bus networks type, red marked are MV cables. Figure 42: Structure of the network municipal area On the following figures there are displayed measured electricity consumptions in bi-weekly profile. These specific measurements reflect the summer period with increased power consumption due to the increase of the outside temperature (maximum over 37 degrees Celsius). There are visible differences between the municipal consumption profile (including business center consumption and shopping center consumption profiles) and the rural/suburb consumption profile. Municipal consumption including shopping and business centers is more sensitive towards the temperature change and during the extreme summer period the power output increased by 25-30% (mainly due to the air-conditioning). On the other hand, rural and suburb consumption profile showed less sensitivity with only limited increase of the consumption (an exception are households with higher income due to domestic air-conditioning equipment). This conclusion is important when modelling the potential power consumption influenced by the new type of the consumption – electric vehicle. Below are two figures for municipal and business center power consumption. Measurements were done during the extreme summer period and the different reaction of both profiles on the temperature increase can be seen.
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