BS IEC 61363-1-2002
船舶和移動式及固定式近海裝置的電氣設施.三相交流短路電流計算程序

Electrical installations of ships and mobile and fixed offshore units - Procedures for calculating short-circuit currents in three-phase a.c

BS IEC 61363-1-2002 發布歷史

This International Standard outlines procedures for calculating short-circuit currents that may occur on a marine or offshore a.c. electrical installation. The calculation methods are for use on unmeshed three-phase alternating current systems, a) operating at 50 Hz or 60 Hz; b) having any system voltage specified in IEC 60092-201 table 2; c) having one or more different voltage levels; d) comprising generators, motors (both synchronous and asynchronous), transformers, reactor coils, cables, and converter units; e) having their neutral point connected to the ship's hull through an impedance (designed to limit the short-circuit current flowing to the ship's hull); f) having their neutral point isolated from the ship's hull. The calculation procedures are for a three-phase symmetrical short-circuit condition i.e. three-phase conductors shorted together, or shorted to the ship's hull and for which the short-circuit occurs on all three poles simultaneously. The calculation of short-circuit currents resulting from asymmetric short-circuit conditions can lead to higher aperiodic (d.c.) components of the short-circuit current and is not considered in this standard. The calculating formulae and methods described produce sufficiently accurate results to calculate the short-circuit current during the first 100 ms of a fault condition. They can be used to calculate the short-circuit current for periods longer than 100 ms when calculating on a bus system to which the generators are directly connected. For time periods beyond 100 ms the controlling effects of the system voltage regulators may be predominant. Calculations including the voltage regulator effects are not considered in this standard. The object of this standard is to present formulae for calculating short-circuit currents of the active components of an electrical system and to indicate how such formulae may be simplified when calculating the short-circuit current at various locations on the electrical system. The calculations give estimates of the prospective short-circuit current when the system's active components produce their maximum contribution. The calculating formulae are developed from basic electrical engineering theories relevant to the system components. To simplify the calculation methods yet retain an acceptable level of accuracy in the results, suitable assumptions are outlined and their effects on the calculation results indicated. This standard provides a calculation procedure. It gives guidance on the interpretation and application of simplifying formulae and the corresponding results when applied to the selection of switchgear. The standard is not intended to provide any other information other than the calculation of the short-circuit current which may flow in the network. In order to understand the methods, and consequences of the results, it is assumed that the person responsible for initiating the short-circuit current calculations, is thoroughly familiar with valid electrical engineering fundamentals.

BS IEC 61363-1-2002由英國標準學會 GB-BSI 發布于 2002-08-14，并于 2002-08-14 實施。

BS IEC 61363-1-2002 在中國標準分類中歸屬于: U60 船舶電氣、觀通、導航設備綜合，在國際標準分類中歸屬于: 47.020.60 船舶和海上構筑物用電氣設備。

BS IEC 61363-1-2002的歷代版本如下：

• 2002年08月14日 BS IEC 61363-1-2002 船舶和移動式及固定式近海裝置的電氣設施.三相交流短路電流計算程序

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標準號

BS IEC 61363-1-2002

發布日期

2002年08月14日

實施日期

2002年08月14日

廢止日期

無

中國標準分類號

U60

國際標準分類號

47.020.60

發布單位

GB-BSI

適用范圍

This International Standard outlines procedures for calculating short-circuit currents that may occur on a marine or offshore a.c. electrical installation. The calculation methods are for use on unmeshed three-phase alternating current systems, a) operating at 50 Hz or 60 Hz; b) having any system voltage specified in IEC 60092-201 table 2; c) having one or more different voltage levels; d) comprising generators, motors (both synchronous and asynchronous), transformers, reactor coils, cables, and converter units; e) having their neutral point connected to the ship's hull through an impedance (designed to limit the short-circuit current flowing to the ship's hull); f) having their neutral point isolated from the ship's hull. The calculation procedures are for a three-phase symmetrical short-circuit condition i.e. three-phase conductors shorted together, or shorted to the ship's hull and for which the short-circuit occurs on all three poles simultaneously. The calculation of short-circuit currents resulting from asymmetric short-circuit conditions can lead to higher aperiodic (d.c.) components of the short-circuit current and is not considered in this standard. The calculating formulae and methods described produce sufficiently accurate results to calculate the short-circuit current during the first 100 ms of a fault condition. They can be used to calculate the short-circuit current for periods longer than 100 ms when calculating on a bus system to which the generators are directly connected. For time periods beyond 100 ms the controlling effects of the system voltage regulators may be predominant. Calculations including the voltage regulator effects are not considered in this standard. The object of this standard is to present formulae for calculating short-circuit currents of the active components of an electrical system and to indicate how such formulae may be simplified when calculating the short-circuit current at various locations on the electrical system. The calculations give estimates of the prospective short-circuit current when the system's active components produce their maximum contribution. The calculating formulae are developed from basic electrical engineering theories relevant to the system components. To simplify the calculation methods yet retain an acceptable level of accuracy in the results, suitable assumptions are outlined and their effects on the calculation results indicated. This standard provides a calculation procedure. It gives guidance on the interpretation and application of simplifying formulae and the corresponding results when applied to the selection of switchgear. The standard is not intended to provide any other information other than the calculation of the short-circuit current which may flow in the network. In order to understand the methods, and consequences of the results, it is assumed that the person responsible for initiating the short-circuit current calculations, is thoroughly familiar with valid electrical engineering fundamentals.