SUMMARY
TITLE: Study on connecting points for an industrial company in
the Municipality of Orito, Department of Putumayo*[footnoteRef:1]
[1: *Monograph ]
AUTHORS: Antonio Masmela, Yuri Andrei Garca **[footnoteRef:2]
[2: **Faculty of Engineering Physics and Mechanics. School of
Industrial Studies and Business, Industrial University of
Santander. Head Teacher: Carlos Enrique Vecino Arenas.]
KEY WORDS: Reliability, quality, security, substation, charge
flow, stability, power
systems._______________________________________________________________________________
The present study show the result about of the technical and
economic assessment for two possible solutions of improvement the
electrical energy service for an Oil Industrial Company (OIC) that
supply power can be to achieve with the connection of your load to
National Interconnected System. This object includes realizing the
electrical and financial studies for a last power projected demand
of 16MW. The proposed alternatives must provide solution to the
serious problems that come affect the reliability and continuity of
the power supply and limit the future expansion of coverage by EIH.
The two alternatives selected will be the following:
The first analyzed option consists to make a simple electrical
circuit at 115 kV, between the substations El Yarumo and the new
Orito electrical Substation. On the S/E Orito115 kV.
the second option consists of improving the existing connection
at 34.5 kV of tension level, that contemplates to the reinforcement
the installation with a new circuit and its corresponding generator
sets, control modules and protection systems, for new line whose
connection point is El Yarumo electrical Substation.
We find that the two different alternatives are viable technique
and economically. They are much better than the actual connections
and represent a better electrical performance, in comparison with
to the little connectivity and the impossibility to upload charge
at 34.5 kV level in the present system (that it requires to
complete charge with the diesel generators for achieve the demand
at this tension level). The recommended alternative will be the
connection at 115 kV, because present better technical results and
much favorable economic conditions. This must be presented before
the regulating entities that are owners of the system, the Network
Operator Company and the Planning Unit UPME, that evaluate and
approve this connection.
