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Recent Project Experience:
Highway 141 and Batesville 25kV Substation - Sawnee
Electric Membership Corporation, Cumming, GA.
Each of
these stations are 115 - 25kV with two
transformers rated 25/33.3/41.7 MVA, and two 25kV switching
structures with four circuits each. The EMC hired Power
Consulting Engineers to design the two, 2000A switching
structures for eight circuits with 1200A breakers and circuit
regulation. PCE was responsible for complete project management
from preparation of plans and specifications, through
the RUS approval and bidding process then construction
scheduling, final inspection, and contract close-out.
Pilgrim, Harvard and Camp County stations, Upshur Rural
Electric Cooperative Corp., Gilmer, TX.
PCE was hired
to design the relay panels and system protection for these
two distribution stations and one transmission switching
station. PCE completed all specifications and drawings,
bid the projects, handled bid evaluation and preparation
of contract documents.
Socastee 115 - 24.94/12.47kV Substation, Horry E.C.I.,
Conway, SC
Power Consulting Engineers is responsible
for designing this new 28MVA relayed substation, preparing
complete drawings and specifications, soliciting RUS
approval, obtaining bids, handling bid evaluation and
preparation of contract documents, project management and
construction inspection, and preparation of RUS
close-out documents and final drawings.
Slappey Drive 115kV Transmission Line Panel installation
- Georgia Power Company, Atlanta, GA.
Georgia Power
Company hired Power Consulting Engineers to perform
control-engineering work for their Slappey Drive line-
panel replacement project. PCE was responsible for
removing the existing control panels with zone-distance
protection and carrier relaying and utilizing modern
GPC standard line panels with microprocessor relays
to replace the removed panels. This project required
substantial modifications to the majority of the 115kV
station drawings, including wiring additions in each
of the 115kV power circuit breakers. Also included
was modification of an existing 115kV capacitor control
panel. We performed control engineering to remove the
old control equipment and replace it with a new Koyo
DL-105 PLC. PCE was responsible for utilizing Georgia
Power Company's proprietary TEAMS, AMPS, and DMS
computer programs for managing the job and ordering
the necessary equipment and materials. We worked closely with GPC
personnel to maintain all of their standard methods and
procedures from equipment selections to wire naming
methods.
Relay testing and calibration in 16 energized substations
- Palmetto Electric Cooperative, Inc., Hilton Head, SC.
PCE was hired to evaluate all substation relay setting,
make recommendations for modifications, standardizing
were applicable and then testing and/or calibrating all
relays on 23 panels while the stations remained energized.
Relay testing and calibration in 23 energized substations -
Santee Electric Cooperative, Inc., Kingstree, SC.
PCE was
hired to evaluate all substation relay setting, make
recommendations for modifications, standardizing were
applicable and then testing and/or calibrating all relays
on 23 panels while the stations remained energized.
Cauthens 69 - 24.94/12.47 kV Substation, Lynches River Electric
Cooperative, Inc., Pageland, SC.
Power Consulting Engineers was
responsible for designing this new 22.4MVA relayed substation with
six feeder regulated underground circuits, preparing complete
drawings and specifications, soliciting RUS approval, obtaining bids,
handling bid evaluation and preparation of contract documents,
project management and construction inspection, and preparation of
RUS close-out documents and final drawings. The station was designed
for a second transformer to be energized at 69 - 24.94kV. The low-side
bus was designed with multiple separation points between the 12.47kV
transformer and the 24.94kV transformer to facilitate a progressive
system upgrade to 24.94kV. PCE personnel calibrated all relays,
performed functional testing of the protective systems and placed the
station in service in August 2000.
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