1. Tittafi na Aiki
A cikin tafin harkokin ɗaya maimaita 110kV GIS ya ƙasa saboda kisan ɗaya a ɗan wasu PT. Idan abin da ya ƙasa ya fi shi, amma yadda ake magana ita ce mai karfi, wanda ya bukata masu lura.
2. Yadda Aikin Ya Faru
A ranar da aka fara jiragen:
3. Tabbacin Dalilai
3.1 Bincike a Gida
PT 110kV (Shanghai MWB, electromagnetic type) ya haɗa:
Abubuwa masu muhimmanci:
Binciken ɗaya ɗaya control cabinet: B/C phase auxiliary windings an ƙasa a nan. Design-intended connections (C-ncf to terminal 11, B-nbf to terminal 15) an misrouted (C-ncf to 12, shorting to 14-cf; B-nbf to 16, shorting to 18-bf).
3.2 Yadda Aikin Ya Samu Karfi
3.3 Abin Da Ake Iya Amfani Da Ita
A cikin tafin harkokin:
4. Hukumomin Da Za A Yi Don Ba Aikin Ya Faru Ba
4.1 PT Secondary Circuit Safety
Short-circuits in PT secondary circuits damage components or burn PTs. Installed in a closed GIS chamber, PT faults cause explosions (risking injury, delaying repairs). Thus, GIS PT installation/wiring demands strict attention.
4.2 Secondary Circuit Protocols
“Electrical Safety Work Regulations” and “Relay Protection On-site Work Security Regulations” mandate secondary work safety tickets for disassembly/wiring. Using these (and integrating risk control) could have prevented wrong wiring amid workload/time pressures.
4.3 Pre-energization Testing
Strengthen pre-energization PT tests (standardized, documented). Enforce strict test execution to avoid errors from careless work.
4.4 Organizational & Protection Measures
Protect commissioned equipment (lock cabinets, use seals). Modify only post-approval; have supervised restoration.
4.5 Unused Circuit Removal
Remove unused secondary circuits (reduce error risks). Here, the unused auxiliary winding (routed to the control cabinet) caused the accident via miswiring.
4.6 PT Body Air Switch
Install secondary air switches in PT body wiring boxes (current setup in control cabinets can’t protect GIS-to-PT circuits). This isolates faults below the PT secondary outlet.By reconstructing the accident, analyzing causes, and proposing 6 preventive measures, a roadmap for GIS secondary circuit safety is established.