Miscellaneous
Front
cover:
The Kii Channel HVDC Link has been constructed to transmit
electricity from the Tachibana Bay Coal Power Plants (3500MW) in Shikoku
island to the Kansai area in the main island of Japan by the Kansai Electric
Power Co., Inc, Shikoku Electric Power Co., Inc. and Electric Power
Development Co., Ltd. It started
operation in July 2000 and reinforced the interconnection between Shikoku and
Kansai electric power systems.
From
the Anan converter station to the Yura Switching Station, submarine cables
(48km long) and land cables (2.7km long) were installed and from the Yura
Switching Station to the Kihoku converter station, overhead lines were
installed.
The
upper left photo shows the beautiful sun setting over Shikoku Island, seen
from the Yura switching station side.
The
lower right photo shows 500kV 3000mm2 DC submarine cable ( the
largest in the world ) .
(The photos are offered by the Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.)
System specification |
Phase 1 (at present) |
Phase 2 (in future) |
Transmission capacity |
1400MW |
2800MW |
Voltage |
±250kV |
±500kV |
Current |
2800A |
2800A |
Rear cover:
The charge distribution in degraded insulating wall of XLPE cable including water tree was measured using the pulsed electro-acoustic (PEA) method. When the dc high voltage is applied to XLPE including water tree, homo charges are observed around the tip of the water tree. The charge distribution was measured under 40kV DC voltage application. The red and blue rings stand for the induced charge by dc voltage application on the inner and outer electrodes, respectively. The blue (@〜A) and red (B〜E) regions show the existence of water trees. Comparison between the cross-section images and microscope photographs of water tree shows a good agreement between space charge formation and the water tree location.
(by Chikashi Takeya, Tatsuta Electric Wire and Cable. Co., Ltd.)
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Toshikatsu |
Tanaka |
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry |
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Yoshiyuki |
Inoue |
Toshiba Corporation |
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Yoshio |
Maruyama |
Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. |
(Secretary) |
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Takeo |
Denda |
Chubu Electric Power Co. |
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Haruhisa |
Fujii |
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation |
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Koji |
Haga |
Fuji Electric Corporation R & D Ltd. |
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Masanori |
Hara |
Kyushu University |
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Kunihiko |
Hidaka |
University of Tokyo |
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Masaru |
Higaki |
Kyushu Kyoritsu University |
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Takehiko |
Iinuma |
Nissin Electric Co., Ltd. |
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Takashi |
Imakoma |
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Mitsugu |
Ishioka |
Japan Polychem Corporation |
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Kinya |
Kawabata |
Kansai Electric Power Co. |
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Masamitsu |
Kosaki |
Gifu National College of Technology |
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Kenji |
Matsu-ura |
Osaka University |
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Yoshitsugu |
Miyashita |
Mitsubishi Cable Industries Ltd. |
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Teruyoshi |
Mizutani |
Nagoya University |
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Masayuki |
Nagao |
Toyohashi University of Technology |
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Shouichi |
Ohhata |
Tokyo Electric Power Co. |
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Yoshimichi |
Ohki |
Waseda University |
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Tomoki |
Ohsawa |
Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd. |
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Koutaro |
Saitoh |
Showa Wire and Cable Co., Ltd. |
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Yousuke |
Sakai |
Hokkaido University |
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Ken-ichiro |
Soma |
Hitachi Cable Ltd. |
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Tatsuo |
Takada |
Musashi Institute of Technology |
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Tohru |
Takahashi |
Fujikura Ltd. |
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Ryozo |
Takeuchi |
Hitachi Corporation |
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Tsuneo |
Tani |
Yazaki Electric Wire Co., Ltd. |
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Hisanao |
Yamashita |
Keio University |
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