Catalogue+of+Publications+09+August+2011

CATALOGUE of PUBLICATIONS 09 August 2011

Contents The catalogue lists the publications which can be purchased from CIGRE, by both members and non members. There are other documents, which are available for CIGRE members only. As part of membership benefits, CIGRE members may download most documents from the site www.e-cigre.org free of charge. The catalogue lists: -The CIGRE Technical Brochures, which are comprehensive technical documents issued by CIGRE Study Committees. They are usually available in hard copy and electronic format, unless otherwise stated. -The sets of papers or discussion contributions from the most recent CIGRE Sessions and Symposia. A set of 4 CDs in which are recorded the contents of ELECTRA from 1967 to 2000. For each item in the Catalogue a short presentation of the contents is given, as well as the selling price and some details such as number of pages, file size

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Structure of the Catalogue Documents in the Catalogue are in four categories. Table of Contents There is a table of contents at the beginning of the Catalogue, with a total of 22 lines (19 for the Technical Brochures, 1 for the Sessions, 1 for Symposia and 1 for ELECTRA). A hyperlink gives direct access to the related part of the catalogue, to facilitate the search. Technical Brochures Within the overall area covered by CIGRE Study Committees (numbered A to D), brochures are listed under the different fields of interest of the SCs, but a number of brochures are relevant to more than one field. The first group of brochures are those of more general character, within the scope of CIGRE. Two more lists are given: one in numerical order, giving: number, title of the Technical Brochure and field of interest (through the related SCs, A1; the other in alphabetical order, giving: title, number and field of interest.

The second group are the brochures dealing with the specific area of the first Study Committee, starting with the A Committees. A1 - Rotating Electrical Machines); then the group of brochures related to the field of A2 and so on up to D2 Information Systems and Telecommunications. Two more lists are given: one in numerical order, giving: number, title of the Technical Brochure and field of interest (through the related SCs, A1; the other in alphabetical order, giving: title, number and field of interest. Set of Session Papers In this category are the sets of Session Papers and Proceedings of recent Sessions, given in chronological order. (Only the whole set can be bought, not an individual paper ) Set of Symposia Papers In this category are the sets of Papers presented at Symposia, and, when available, the Proceedings (discussions record). These documents are given in chronological (year) order. ELECTRA Papers 4 CDs record of the contents of the journal ELECTRA from 1967 to 2000. Ordering publications You can still use the order form, available on the website, but it is now much easier to use e-cigre (www.e-cigre.org). VAT conditions: Not applicable. Special Mail: Standard delivery is by air-mail. On request delivery can be by special mail (courier): an extra charge of 15% will be added. Means of payment (cheque, transfer, credit card) are specified on the Order Form.

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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS _________________________________________________ 32 TECHNICAL BROCHURES _____________________________________________ 4

2.1 CIGRE - General - CIGRE ________________________________________________ 42.2 A1 - Rotating Electrical Machines __________________________________________ 52.3 A2 - Transformers _______________________________________________________ 92.4 A3 - High Voltage Equipment _____________________________________________ 152.5 B1 - Insulated Cables ____________________________________________________ 252.6 B2 - Overhead lines _____________________________________________________ 332.7 B3 - Substations ________________________________________________________ 502.8 B4 - HVDC and Power Electronics ________________________________________ 612.9 B5 - Protection and Automation ___________________________________________ 742.10 C1 - System Development and Economics ___________________________________ 862.11 C2 - System Operation and Control ________________________________________ 952.12 C3 - System Environmental Performance __________________________________ 1022.13 C4 - System Technical Performance ______________________________________ 1052.14 C5 - Electricity Markets and Regulation ___________________________________ 1252.15 C6 - Distribution Systems and Dispersed Generation _______________________ 1282.16 D1 - Materials and Emerging Technologies _________________________________ 1312.17 D2 - Information Systems and Telecommunications _________________________ 1392.18 List in numerical order _________________________________________________ 1532.19 List in alphabetical order _______________________________________________ 178

3 SET OF SESSION PAPERS ____________________________________________ 2034 SET OF SYMPOSIA PAPERS __________________________________________ 2075 ELECTRA PAPERS ___________________________________________________ 217

2 TECHNICAL BROCHURES

2.1 CIGRE - General - CIGRE

REF. 001 1974 CIGRE CIGRE 25 CIGRE Sessions (1921-1974 ) - General Bibliographic Index This document gives information about the first CIGRE Sessions 1921-1974. It is organized in three main parts : List of papers from 1921-1974, List of authors and list of Papers published in ELECTRA. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 181 pages , file: 11.4 MB REF. 032 1972 CIGRE Ad Hoc WG Final report of the UHV Ad Hoc Group The report shows how the question was asked by the IEC, how the Ad Hoc Group was formed, how it worked, and what were the main results. It has been worded from seven detailed reports by 7 CIGRE Study Committees, which, in their own scope, have had the possibility of bringing parts of the answer to the specific problem. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 33 pages , file: 2.7 MB REF. 231 2003 CIGRE JTF IEEE/CIGRE Definition and classification of power system stability. Addresses the issue of stability definition and classification in power systems from a fundamental viewpoint and closely examines the practical ramifications. Aims to define power system stability more precisely; provide a systematic basis for classifying power system stability; and discuss linkages to related issues such as power system reliability and security. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 30 pages , file: 2.31 MB REF. IAC 1998 CIGRE White Book: Important Achievements of CIGRE Resulting from the work of the Study Committees over the past 20 years, this brochure shows the contribution of CIGRE to the development of electrical energy in the world. It includes an Executive Summary by the President of CIGRE . Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 94 pages , file: 5.5 MB

2.2 A1 - Rotating Electrical Machines

REF. 002 1988 SC 11 WG 11.01 Report on Large Turbine Generator Maintenance Practices. Preventive maintenance of generators is an important contribution to the improvement of their availability. The number and nature of the maintenance tasks as well as the periodicity depend largely upon the machine type, its design and its duty type. These practices are generally agreed between the manufacturer and the user. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 38 pages , file: 1.5 MB REF. 116 1997 SC 11/14 JWG 11/14.09 Guide for preliminary design and specification of hydro stations with HVDC unit connected generators. Several technical and economical reasons strongly suggest that in certain HVDC applications it is of great advantage to simplify the rectifier station via a direct connection of hydro generating sets to 12 pulse converter groups. The proposed arrangement is referred to in HVDC literature as "Unit Connection". Member Price: 70 Euros Non member Price: 140 Euros 230 pages , file: 12.9 MB REF. 119 1997 SC 14 WG 14.05 Interaction between HVDC convertors and nearby synchronous machines.Final report. It is not uncommon that HVDC convertor stations and generators are situated electrically and geographically close to each other. This follows from the fact that HVDC links are often built to transmit power from a generating station to a load centre or another part of the power system. Examples of this are the Itaipu and IPP schemes. In these cases the HVDC and generator stations are designed more or less in parallel which means that overall good design can be achieved by appropriate coordination. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 43 pages , file: 1.42 MB REF. 138 1999 SC 39/11 JWG 39/11 Exchange of services between large electricity generating plants and high voltage electric power systems. Public electricity supply systems have developed into very complex and interconnected systems, whose components are highly dependent upon each other. Careful management of the relationship between the components is crucial to the provision of a secure, reliable and economic supply of electricity to the end-user customer. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 100 pages , file: 4.63 MB

REF. 257 2004 SC A1 WG A1.01.06 EL CID (Electromagnetic - Core Imperfection Detector) Testing of Large Steam-Turbine-Driven Generators EL CID technique was originally dvised in UK and developed as portable test equipment for inspection and repair of rotating electric machine. The paper briefly discusses the technique, its benefits and its limitations. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 12 pages , file: 0.638 MB REF. 258 2004 SC A1 WG A1.01.06 Application of On-Line Partial Discharge Tests to Rotating Machines Partial Discharges (PD) is a phenomenon which has been known for more than 100 years, which applications developed mainly in the 80s. PD testing for rotating machines has now gained widespread acceptance as a maintenance decision support tool and the purpose of this paper is to be a guidance document on the appropriate use of PD technology,for on-line measurements. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 12 pages , file: 0.564 MB REF. 386 2009 SC A1 WG A1.04 Generator Maintenance, Inspection and Test Programmes The maintenance, inspection and testing of large hydrogen & water cooled turbo-generators is a significant cost of the ownership of such assets. This study surveyed international practices, and in so doing attempted to identify the reasons and justification for differences between recommended and actual practice. In addition, innovative and/or best practice maintenance procedures and strategies were explored. Member Price: 25 Euros Non member Price: 50 Euros 80 pages , file: 0.6 MB REF. 392 2009 SC A1 WG A1.10 Survey of Hydrogenerator Failures A large-scale failure in Hydro-generators is always a setback that costs both time and money. In order to prevent this or to reduce the consequences, the first step is to identify the most common failures, the extent of damage and the root causes. Based on statistical information of real cases, the TB analyzes those aspects, including the aid of monitoring systems. Member Price: 25 Euros Non member Price: 50 Euros 22 pages , file: 0.809 MB

REF. 397 2009 SC A1 WG A1.09 Guide for minimizing the damage from stator winding grounds on turbogenerators Stator earth faults are the most common anomaly in generators. The damage to the stator core depends on the ground-ing system. In this guide the effects of a stator phase to earthfault, analyzing stator winding grounding systems are reviewed,and calculation criteria of stator winding grounding is proposed,in order to reduce damages. Member Price: 20 Euros Non member Price: 40 Euros 20 pages , file: 0.383 MB REF. 437 2010 SC A1 WG A1.11 Guide for On-Line Monitoring of Turbo-Generators In the TB the definition and componence of the on-line monitoring system and types of systems for monitoring and information interpretation are presented. 21 parameters/components being monitored and the correspondent devices are described, stressing the benefit for using these systems as well as the reasons for their future development. Member Price: 25 Euros Non member Price: 50 Euros 19 pages , file: 0.539 MB REF. 454 2011 SC A1 WG A1.04 Hydrogenerators Fire Protection Update The report is an update of a former survey made in 1981 which was extended to explore new possibilities of experience gathering by covering the groups of Users, Manufacturers, Insurers and Consulting Companies. Answers received from 20countries allowed comparative analysis from similar aspects seen by the different groups. A total of 65 questionnaires provided a huge amount of data that is available for further surveys. Member Price: 125 Euros Non member Price: 250 Euros 165 pages , file: 2.72 MB REF. 454A 2011 SC A1 Hydrogenerators Fire Protection Update (Annex) This is the annex to the report which is an update of a former survey made in 1981 extended to explore new possibilities of experience gathering by covering the groups of Users, Manufacturers, Insurers and Consulting Companies. Answers received from 20 countries allowed comparative analysis from similar aspects seen by the different groups. A total of 65 questionnaires provided a huge amount of data that is available for further surveys. Member Price: Euros Non member Price: Euros 208 pages , file: 4.16 MB

REF. 469 2011 SC A1 WG A1.12 State of the Art in Efficiency of Hydro Generators Commissioned since 1990 The TB provides a broad overall view of substation equipment condition monitoring. It investigates the technology currently available and analyses the factors that need to be considered to determine the degree of application which will provide the optimum Value solution, taking into account the improved reliability and availability of modern HV substation equipment. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 28 pages , file: 2.02 MB REF. 470 2011 SC A1 WG A1.18 Life Extension of Large Electric Motors in Nuclear Power Plants The present work is based on a questionnaire about the practices of predictive and preventive maintenance as well as in the monitoring systems of large motors. It was verified that many of the motors manufactured in the 70s are still operating in several power plants around the world. The implementation of predictive maintenance techniques and monitoring are of fundamental importance for extension of the operational life of old and new motors. Member Price: 25 Euros Non member Price: 50 Euros 20 pages , file: 3.56 MB

2.3 A2 - Transformers

REF. 096 1995 SC 12 WG 12.09 Thermal aspects of transformers. Contains chapters on : Heat run test procedure; Direct measurement of the hot-spot temperature; A survey of facts and opinions; Lifetime evaluation; Dissolved gas analysis; Analytical determination of winding hot spot factor; Experimental determination of power transformer hot spot factor; Survey of power transformer overload field practices. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 180 pages , file: 6.22 MB REF. 156 2000 SC 12 WG 12.15 Guide for customers specifications for transformers 100 MVA and 123 kV and above. This document has been prepared as an aid to customers and manufacturers of power transformers in the preparation of specifications for purchasing transformers. Its aim is to highlight some of the important topics that should be considered for includion in an enquiry document. Wherever possible guidance and other practical information about such topics are provided to explain their purpose and significance in transformer enquiries. Clearly it is not possible to address all the issues that may arise. Neither is the document in any way intended to be a complete and applicable specification. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 75 pages , file: 3.33 MB REF. 157 2000 SC 12 WG 12.17 Effect of particles on transformer dielectric strength. The effect of particles on the dielectric strength of insulating oil has long been recognized by researchers and much effort has been devoted in attempts to characterize this effect. However, only few experiments have been carried out with insulated electrodes and even then, the extrapolation from test set-up to full-size transformers is very difficult given the effect of the oil volume on the probability of breakdown. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 44 pages , file: 1.8 MB REF. 170 2000 SC 12/15 JWG 12/15.13 Static electrification in power transformers Interfacial phenomena; methods and devices including test set-ups with plane flow or rotating flow, filter methods; CIGRE test cell : method and device, numerical flow calculation, time characteristic of leakage current, impact of liquid and solid insulating components; mini-static tester : repeatability and reproducibility, impact of temperature and moisture. Evaluation of methods. Standardisation of methods. References. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 84 pages , file: 4.24 MB

REF. 204 2002 SC 12 WG 12.22 Guidelines for conducting design reviews for transformers 100 MVA and 123 kV and above. A guide to customers of power transformers for conducting design reviews with manufacturers. A design review is a planned exercise to ensure there is a common understanding of the applicable standards and specification requirements, and to provide an opportunity to scrutinise the design to ensure the requirements will be met, using the manufacturer's proven materials and methodology. The document does not include design limits or parameters. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 20 pages , file: 0.243 MB REF. 209 2002 SC 12 WG 12.19 The short circuit performance of power transformers. Service conditions-questionnaire et conclusions. Design calculations: magnetic field and force calculations; mechanical stress calculations. Design review procedure; description of radial and axial forces; manufacturing issues; references. Monitoring: winding movement detection techniques, standardisation and optimisation techniques, problems of interpretation, winding slackness, on-line monitoring, recommendations, references. Includes: questionnaire, summary of responses, detailed information on failures. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 44 pages , file: 0.921 MB REF. 211 2002 SC 21/22/23/12/13 JTF 23/12/13/21/22.16 General overview on experience feedback methods in the field of electrical equipment The reliability of network components and systems is a major concern for manufacturers of electrical equipment and utilities. Reliability techniques, derived from the aeronautical and nuclear industries have been used in the field of electrical systems and have now reached maturity. Thus CIGRE Committees have considered reliability to be an important characteristic of network components and reliability is still the subject of many discussions and exchanges of experience. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 25 pages , file: 0.643 MB REF. 227 2003 SC A2 WG A2.18 Life management techniques for power transformers. Emphasis on common goals and benefits and a vocabulary of commonly used terms. A presentation of general knowledge and theoretical issues: basic failure concepts, condition, classification,recommendations on failure identification. Detailed appendices with examples and checklists, catalogue of defects and faults. A summary of dangerous effect of degradations factors is proposed. Methodologies. Diagnostic and monitoring techniques Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 130 pages , file: 0.99 MB

REF. 240 2004 SC B4/A2 JTF B4.04/A2.01 Analysis of HVDC thyristor converter transformer performance A presentation of performance summaries with failure areas described and classified as bushings, valve windings, AC windings, static shields, load tap changers, core and magnetic shields or internal connections and leads together with short descriptions of the failures. Present transformer test methods are also evaluated for adequacy. Comparisons with the previous report are included. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 30 pages , file: 0.646 MB REF. 248 2004 SC A2 WG A2.20 Economics of transformer management (Papers + CD) Guide designed to help transformer and asset managers perform economic evaluations of proposed solutions. A list of key parameters has been established covering technical, operational, economical, environmental and other strategic aspects that arose during the early development of the guide. Some models and flow charts have been included. Intended mainly for transformer managers/asset managers managing high-voltage electric systems. Includes 4 parts : Risk management, Specification & Purchase, Operation & Maintenance, Repair vs.replacement. Papier +CD Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 68 pages , file: 1.2 MB REF. 254 2004 SC D1 TF D1.01.09 Dielectric response methods for diagnostics of power transformers. The dryness and ageing state of the oil-paper insulation is a key factor in both the short and long term reliability of a power transformer since moisture has deleterious effects on dielectric integrity and insulation ageing rates. Today the water content of the cellulose of a transformer in service is determined indirectly via moisture measured from oil samples according to IEC 60422. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 42 pages , file: 1.45 MB REF. 296 2006 SC D1/A2 JTF D1.02/A2.11 Recent developments on the interpretation of dissolved gas analysis in transformers. Dissolved gas analysis (DGA) is widely used for monitoring faults in insulating fluid-filled HV equipment in service. New DGA laboratory extraction techniques have been introduced into revised IEC Publication 60567 and interpretation of DGA results have been deeply revised in 1999 in IEC Publication 60599. Following questions about the typical gas concentration and rates of increases observed in service, raised by IEC TC14 (transformers), a joint TF started in 2001 to clarify the isssue and examine other aspects of DGA interpretation which needed clarifications or improvements. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 32 pages , file: 1.6 MB

REF. 298 2006 SC A2 WG A2.23 Guide on transformer lifetime data management Transformer lifetime data management is important for a cost efficient, risk minimized and efficient asset management and maintenance process in the utility. Based on transfromer engineering view an analysis is made, a generic data model derived and the related information technology aspects shown. The guide should support the interested professional and ease the decision of the utility regarding its lifetime data strategy. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 90 pages , file: 2.19 MB REF. 323 2007 SC D1 TF D1.01.10 Ageing of cellulose in mineral-oil insulated transformers The guide describes the normal ageing processes in the cellulose of oil impregnated insulation systems for transformers. The various cellulose materials and their properties are described. New knowledge on oxidation and hydrolysis and the influence of the chemical condition of oil and of paper together with thermal stresses are described. Also possibilities for diagnostics and for maintenance of the cellulose are discussed. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 88 pages , file: 2.021 MB REF. 342 2008 SC A2 WG A2.26 Mechanical-Condition Assessment of Transformer Windings using Frequency Response Analysis (FRA) The TB provides an introduction of the FRA test for detecting winding movement and presents recommendations for standardisation of good measurement practices. It also gives a description of typical responses and controlling factors, together with a collection of case examples, which illustrate how various types of winding movement can be detected by FRA. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 67 pages , file: 3.6 MB REF. 343 2008 SC A2 WG A2.27 Recommendations for Condition Monitoring and Condition Assessment Facilities for Transformers Transformer on-line condition monitoring has been the subject of significant research and development over the past few years and it is becoming increasingly important that monitoring can be easily and safely applied to a transformer at whatever point in its lifetime. The brochure considers the benefits of possible standardisation of the interface between monitoring systems and the transformer with the aim to provide a guide to the specification of a transformer intended to be "condition monitoring ready". Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 27 pages , file: 0.7 MB

REF. 349 2008 SC A2 WG A2.30 Moisture Equilibrium and Moisture Migration within Transformer Insulation Systems This TB describes moisture equilibrium and migration in oil-pape rinsulated power transformers. It gives in-depth knowledge of the main sources of moisture contamination, the solubility of water in oils, the adsorption in the cellulose, the physical background for moisture equilibrium and bubble evolution. Practical advice for moisture determination via equilibrium diagrams and for migration time constants, and moisture measurement techniques are provided. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 53 pages , file: 1.3 MB REF. 378 2009 SC A2 WG A2.32 Copper Sulphide in Transformer Insulation This document deals with various aspects of the problem with copper sulphide in transformer insulation. Possible mechanisms of copper sulphide formation and of failure are discussed, and also the influence of temperature, oxygen content, ageing of the oil, etc. Experiences of mitigation techniques are shared, and recommendations for owners of transformers and reactors are given. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 38 pages , file: 0.95 MB REF. 393 2009 SC A2 WG A2.24 Thermal Performance of Transformers The modern economics situation has made loading of large transformers beyond the name plate rating relatively common. WG A2.24 was inaugurated to review how present knowledge, diagnostic tools, fibre optic sensors and DGA can be utilized to improve the thermal design and assure better understanding of the loading capabilities of transformers. Member Price: 45 Euros Non member Price: 90 Euros 104 pages , file: 1.658 MB REF. 406 2010 SC A2/B4 JWG A2/B4.28 HVDC Converter Transformers - Design review, test procedures, ageing evaluation and reliability in service JWG A2/B4.28 monitored the reliability in service of HVDC Converter Transformers and the TB reports, over a period 1971-2009, an encouraging decrease in the failure rate. It also reviewed existing standard test specifications, with a view of representing the real service conditions. The importance of the Polarity Reversal (PR) test and the effect of the oil conductivity and the polarization time are stressed. The conclusion is that at this stage the existing test should not be modified. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 38 pages , file: 0.574 MB

REF. 407 2010 SC A2/B4 JWG A2/B4.28 HVDC Converter Transformers - Guidelines for conducting design reviews for HVDC converter transformers A design review provides a common customer-manufacturer understanding of the applicable standards and specification requirements. It is an opportunity to scrutinize the design to ensure the requirements will be met, using the manufacturers proven materials and methodology. This document prepared by A2/B4.28, is based on the existing guide (TB 204) while expanding to address specific aspects associated with the HVDC Converter Transformer, such as higher harmonic or transient waveforms. Member Price: 20 Euros Non member Price: 40 Euros 22 pages , file: 0.249 MB REF. 436 2010 SC A2 WG A2.35 Experiences in Service with New Insulating Liquids The group of alternative transformer insulating fluids covered in this brochure, namely synthetic esters, natural esters and silicone fluids, have been in widespread use for several years. These are increasingly being used in various applications and especially at higher power ratings. This TB covers a comprehensive range of topics in sufficient depth to give the reader an informed picture of the properties, applications and end user experiences of these fluids. Member Price: 65 Euros Non member Price: 130 Euros 95 pages , file: 1.16 MB REF. 445 2011 SC A2 WG A2.34 Guide for Transformer Maintenance Maintenance, availability and reliability are closely related and the transformer user has to specify a maintenance level that will ensure an acceptable reliability. This guide will help users to define and apply best maintenance: best practice, component selection, checking and testing in order to evaluate condition, time intervals for the various actions, advanced maintenance activities, human and material aspects of transformer maintenance. Member Price: 67,5 Euros Non member Price: 135 Euros 123 pages , file: 2.13 MB

2.4 A3 - High Voltage Equipment

REF. 007 1980 SC 34 WG 34.03 Non-Conventional Current and Voltage Transformers. For some years new concepts of current and voltage transformers for HV and EHV transmission systems have been investigated and developed to the stages of laboratory models or prototype units installed for trials on transmission systems. One of the aims of this development was to design measuring devices of improved transient performance, as compared with the conventional CT's, CVT's and VT's in order to reliable and faster fault clearance times. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 173 pages , file: 10.4 MB REF. 023 1985 SC 38 TF 38.04.03 An annotated bibliography on UHV AC substation equipment. (1968-1985). Contains sections concerning : Insulation co-ordination; Switchgear; Shunt reactors; Surge arresters; Power transformers; Current and voltage measuring equipment, Station design and operating experience, Testing facilities, Index of authors. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 56 pages , file: 3.78 MB REF. 034 1989 SC 33/14 JWG 33/14.05 Guidelines for the applications of metal oxide arresters without gaps for HVDC converter stations. This guide for metal oxide arresters without gaps for HVDC converter stations is a supplement to the application guide for insulation coordination and arrester protection of HVDC converter stations published in Electra No.96 (Oct. 1984). It gives basic information about metal oxide material and basic arrester characteristics which will be of value when designing and specifying an arrester protective scheme and specifying the arresters. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 38 pages , file: 3 MB REF. 035 1989 SC 33/23 JWG 33/13.09 Monograph on GIS very fast transients. With the introduction of GIS a new type of overvoltages called "fast transients" was created. They contain frequencies far above those arising in conventional open-air substations and have thus caused unexpected problems for the GIS insulation or the insulation of other equipment connected to it. Member Price: 80 Euros Non member Price: 160 Euros 208 pages , file: 14.4 MB

REF. 047 1996 SC 13 WG 13.04 Line-charging current switching of HV lines. Stresses and testing. Parts 1 & 2. The brochure deals mainly with line-charging current switching for voltages 72.5 kV and above, by circuit-breakers and switches, provided the latter have a limited time spread between pole contact parting. The report does not deal with medium-voltage line-charging current switching even if the basic phenomena are the same. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 60 pages , file: 2.56 MB REF. 050 1995 SC 13 WG 13.02 Interruption of small inductive currents. This brochure contains the ELECTRA articles prepared by WG13.02 and it aims at presenting the theoretical background to IEC 1233. The test circuits and test procedures prescribed in the IEC report differ somewhat from those proposed by 13.02. Since they are in principle equivalent, the IEC proposals have been adopted in this brochure. When new experience is available this is taken into account. Member Price: 80 Euros Non member Price: 160 Euros 232 pages , file: 11.2 MB REF. 057 1990 SC 23 WG 23.07 Paper-oil insulated measurement transformer. The document is a set of papers issued in Electra expected to be complete enough and useful for manufacturers or users of equipment : i.e. General considerations; Design and construction; Checking and monitoring; Failure survey; Endurance - testing - life test; Non standardised stresses and Quality assurance. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 75 pages , file: 4.26 MB REF. 059 1990 SC 15/33 JWG 15/33.08 Session 1990 : Dielectric diagnosis of electrical equipment for AC applications and its effects on insulation coordination. State of the art report. The present report prepared after three WG meetings, presents the state of the art of the diagnostic methods available today, to the WG members knowledge, to verify the dielectric conditions of insulating materials used in electrical equipment for AC applications. The WG has taken into account as much as possible all the previous work on the subject performed with CIGRE SC and WG and references to the relevant papers have been made. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 34 pages , file: 3.25 MB

REF. 060 1991 SC 33 WG 33.06 Metal oxide surge arresters in AC systems. The development of the zinc oxide varistors to be applicable to the protection of transient overvoltages in HV systems, introduced an equipment with qualities very much different from the qualities of the up to then well known surge arresters with silicon carbide resistors and series spark gaps. The correct application of this new type of surge arrester needed more detailed knowledge about the transient behaviour of the system and the arrester stresses caused by the system during different operating conditions. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 87 pages , file: 8.41 MB REF. 072 1992 SC 33 WG 33.07 Guidelines for the evaluation of the dielectric strength of external insulation. This Guideline deals with the dielectric strength of external insulation, namely air gaps and insulators, with special reference to transient overvoltages. The aim is to illustrate the general trends in dielectric strength as a function of the most important influencing parameters and to give methods and criteria for its evaluation. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 87 pages , file: 3.04 MB REF. 083 1994 SC 13 WG 13.06 Final report of the 2nd international enquiry on HV circuit-breaker failures and defects in service. The studies include items such as : Use of diagnostics; Maintenance policy; System reliability study data; Kind of operating mechanism; Comparison of metal enclosed versus non metal enclosed reliability; Impact on testing; SF6 gas leakages. Member Price: 70 Euros Non member Price: 140 Euros 176 pages , file: 9.56 MB REF. 085 1994 SC 38 WG 38.04 Ultra high voltage technology. The brochure presents the state of the art of UHV technology with focus on : UHV system planning, performance and reliability aspects; UHV transmission lines; UHV substations and equipment; UHV testing facilities and new technology. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 31 pages , file: 2.65 MB

REF. 114 1997 SC 13/14 WG 13/14.08 Circuit-breakers for meshed multiterminal HVDC system. Final Report. HVDC multiterminal (MTDC) Systems permit the exchange of energy between a number of HVDC substations. The particular advantage of the meshed system is that this exchange can continue even when one of the interconnecting lines is out of service. Investigations have shown that the performance of MTDC systems can be improved by installing HVDC circuit-breakers at appropriate locations. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 115 pages , file: 2.7 MB REF. 134 1998 SC 13 WG 13.CC.03 Transient recovery voltages in medium voltage networks. Items considered : TRV and circuit configuration ; TRV for the first, second and third pole to clear ; Collection of TRV field data ; TRV under short line fault ; TRV in case of transformer fed faults ; TRV in cade of series reactor limited faults ; TRV in case of faults at the secondary side of transformers ; clearing faults near capacitor banks ; arc-circuit interaction ; topology of test circuits to represent realistic system conditions. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 113 pages , file: 5.67 MB REF. 135 1998 SC 13 WG 13.01 State of the art of circuit-breaker modelling. A comprehensive overview on the state of the art. An edition which is a compilation of three reports: Practical application of arc physics in circuit-breakers. Survey of calculation methods and application guide ; Applications of black box modelling to circuit-breakers ; and, Survey on analytical and graphical tools for circuit-breaker behaviour description. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 90 pages , file: 6.03 MB REF. 158 2000 SC 33 TF 33.04.01 Polluted insulators : a review of current knowledge. The performance of insulators used on overhead lines and overhead distribution lines and in outdoor substations is a key factor in determining the reliability of power delivery systems. The insulators not only must withstand normal operating voltage, but also must withstand overvoltages that may cause disturbances, flashovers and line outages. The reduction in the performance of outdoor insulators occurs mainly by the pollution of the insulating surfaces from air-borne deposits that may form a conducting or partially conducting surface layer when wet. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 170 pages , file: 2.46 MB

REF. 165 2000 SC 13 WG 13.08 Life management of circuit-breakers. Current life experience of high and medium voltage circuit-breakers of older and current design; determination and evaluation of residual life expectancy, possibilities and procedures; risk assessment; possibilites for life extension such as monitoring, maintenance procedures, availability and maintainability; testing; economic impact taking into account additional expenditures of preventive measures, reduction of reliability etc; legal, environmental and strategic aspects; changes in network condition. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 140 pages , file: 7.87 MB REF. 167 2000 SC 13 WG 13.09 User guide for the application of monitoring and diagnostic techniques for switching equipment for rated voltages of 72.5 kV and above. Condition monitoring and diagnostic techniques are playing an increasingly important role in the design, life cycle cost evaluation, commissioning, operation, maintenance and end of life determination of substation equipment. Users need guidance on the applicability and implications of the various techniques and how their benefits can be evaluated.The report gives guidelines for the application of monitoring and diagnostic techniques covering all switching technologies and including disconnectors and earthing switches as well as circuit-breakers. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 160 pages , file: 0.91 MB REF. 211 2002 SC 21/22/23/12/13 JTF 23/12/13/21/22.16 General overview on experience feedback methods in the field of electrical equipment The reliability of network components and systems is a major concern for manufacturers of electrical equipment and utilities. Reliability techniques, derived from the aeronautical and nuclear industries have been used in the field of electrical systems and have now reached maturity. Thus CIGRE Committees have considered reliability to be an important characteristic of network components and reliability is still the subject of many discussions and exchanges of experience. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 25 pages , file: 0.643 MB REF. 239 2003 SC A3 WG A3.10 Fault current limiters in electrical medium and high voltage systems Contains 4 major parts : - Part A : Fault current limiters - state of the art; B: Functional specification for a fault current limiter; C: Fault current limiters - system demands; D: Fault current limiters - testing. An extensive reference list regarding limiting technology is included as part of the brochure. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 80 pages , file: 1.39 MB

REF. 259 2004 SC A3 WG A3.12 Failure Survey on Circuit Breaker Control Systems This brochure gives a summary of the results of the survey whicgh was conducted on the frequency and nature of the failures. It gives a world wide overview of the experience with different technologies. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 34 pages , file: 0.866 MB REF. 262 2004 SC A3 WG A3.07 Controlled Switching of HVAC CBs: Benefits & Economic Aspects Part 3 of the work conducted on the subject of "Controlled Switching of HV AC circuit breakers" It deals with generic technological ad economic aspects. Benefits are considered in relation to the cicuit breaker,the switched load and the whole power system.Additional costs and disadvantages are discussed when appropriate. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 33 pages , file: 0.904 MB REF. 263 2004 SC A3 WG A3.07 Controlled switching of HVAC CBs - Guidance for further applications including unloaded transformer switching Part 2 of the work conducted on the subject of "Controlled Switching of HV AC circuit breakers". This part complements part 1 and discusses switching cases which are less developed or still subject of theoritical development. It also reports on the possibility of using the technique to uprate existing installations (uprating and retrofitting) Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 55 pages , file: 2.52 MB REF. 264 2004 SC A3 WG A3.07 Controlled switching of HVAC CBs - Planning,Specifications & Testing Part 1 of the work conducted on the subject of "Controlled Switching of HV AC circuit breakers". This part gives guidance to the user on how to approach controlled switching projects and, in particular, how to study,specify, and test circuit breakers and controller systems. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 55 pages , file: 1.13 MB

REF. 304 2006 SC A3 WG A3.11 Guide for application of IEC 62271-100 and IEC 60694. Part I The Guide for Application of IEC 62271-100 and IEC 62271-1 provides background information on the requirements in the noted standards for high-voltage circuit-breakers as well as related standards and technical reports. The Guide also addresses other major subjects frequently raised in connection with circuit-breaker application but not covered by the standards. It is intended to meet the needs of utility, consultant and industrial engineers and, to facilitate its use and handling, it is published in two brochures, the first dealing with general subjects and the second with making and breaking tests. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 108 pages , file: 1.8 MB REF. 305 2006 SC A3 WG A3.11 Guide for application of IEC 62271-100 and IEC 60694. Part II The Guide for Application of IEC 62271-100 and IEC 62271-1 provides background information on the requirements in the noted standards for high-voltage circuit-breakers as well as related standards and technical reports. The Guide also addresses other major subjects frequently raised in connection with circuit-breaker application but not covered by the standards. It is intended to meet the needs of utility, consultant and industrial engineers and, to facilitate its use and handling, it is published in two brochures, the first dealing with general subjects and the second with making and breaking tests. Member Price: 70 Euros Non member Price: 140 Euros 185 pages , file: 2.55 MB REF. 319 2007 SC A3 WG A3.12 Circuit-Breaker Controls Failure: Survey on Circuit-Breaker Controls Systems Working Group A3.12 has investigated the reliability of circuit breaker control systems (conventional and digital) and made recommendations on how to improve their reliability and performance. Six components were found to account for 88% of reported failures. The failure causes of these components have been analyzed and corrective actions identified to improve reliability are presented. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 53 pages , file: 0.96 MB REF. 335 2007 SC A3 WG A3.13 Changing Network Conditions and System Requirements. Part I: The Impact of Distributed Generation (DG) on Equipment rated above 1 kV. DG and its further growth give evidence that the effects and impact of DG on the systems behavior cannot longer be neglected. It results in higher short-circuit currents, other patterns of power flows, different voltage profiles and voltage variations, protection and control issues, potential islanding, synchronisation , safety issues, fault location, black-start conditions, system restoration, etc., reported in the TB. Member Price: 35 Euros Non member Price: 70 Euros 90 pages , file: 2.9 MB

REF. 336 2007 SC A3 WG A3.13 Changing Network Conditions and System Requirements. Part II: The impact of Long Distance Transmission on HV Equipment. Interconnections between major networks are becoming increasingly important but more difficult to achieve. Existing overhead lines (OHL) have to be up-rated whilst more compensated lines, cables or HVDC connections are applied. Several up-rating methods are used: utilize the dynamic (cyclic) loading capacity, increase the operating voltage, apply compensation, phase shifting transformers, FACTS and HVDC systems, apply new designs for lines. The impact for HV equipment are investigated and reported in the TB. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 162 pages , file: 5.35 MB REF. 337 2007 SC B4/A3/B3 JWG B4/A3/B3.43 Increased System Efficiency by Use of New Generations of Power Semiconductors The TB presents the present developments of power semiconductors, with lower losses, higher switching frequency, converter modularization, and their new application areas, in order to propose and evaluate new or enhance equipment for increased system efficiency. Member Price: 45 Euros Non member Price: 90 Euros 120 pages , file: 6.7 MB REF. 339 2008 SC A3 WG A3.16 Guideline on the Impacts of Fault Current Limiting Devices on Protection System WG A3.16 focuses on the interaction between fault current limiting (FCL) technologies, both existing and novel, and different protection systems in MV and HV. A set of criteria are derived to qualify the potential impact of each type of FCL on the various protection principles. Basis for this investigation are the FCL characteristics as defined in TB 239 (WG A3.10). Member Price: 25 Euros Non member Price: 50 Euros 77 pages , file: 2 MB REF. 362 2008 SC A3 WG A3.22 Technical Requirements for Substation Equipment exceeding 800 kV AC To answer demand for standardisation in the field of UHV, WG A3.22 surveyed the current state of the art in the field of UHV technology. The findings and recommendations are presented in the TB and form the basis for the future work needed in a number of different technical areas. Member Price: 90 Euros Non member Price: 180 Euros 224 pages , file: 8 MB

REF. 368 2009 SC A3 WG A3.18 Operating Environment of Voltage grading Capacitors applied to High Voltage Circuit-Breakers Voltage grading capacitors are accessories for HV circuit-breakers used to control the voltage distribution across each interrupting chamber of multi-unit circuit-breakers. The TB reviews utility service experience and all aspects of their operating environment. Based on Recommendations are given with regard to commonly accepted environmental, electrical and mechanical test procedures. Member Price: 25 Euros Non member Price: 50 Euros 73 pages , file: 1.45 MB REF. 394 2009 SC A3 SC A3 State of the Art of Instrument Transformers The WG launched by SC 12 (Transformers) in the mid-90s, and later transferred in 2002 to SC A3, has completed this state of the art of Instrument Transformers at the start of the 21st century a few years ago, without publishing a formal report. It has been felt that the results, of significant value for designers and users, deserve publication as a TB. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 134 pages , file: 1.492 MB REF. 408 2010 SC A3 WG A3.19 Line fault phenomena and their implications for 3-phase short- and long-line fault clearing Faults on high voltage overhead lines are recognised to impose onerous transient recovery voltage (TRV) conditions upon the interrupting circuit-breakers and the Standards test the most critical line fault clearing conditions by means of the short-line fault duties. As recent studies have highlighted potentially more severe TRV conditions when clearing three-phase faults, at a long distance, WG A3.19 was established to assess whether these conditions may be regarded as covered by the existing Standards. Member Price: 65 Euros Non member Price: 130 Euros 150 pages , file: 2.03 MB REF. 455 2011 SC A3 WG A3.21 Aspects for the Application of Composite Insulators to High Voltage (72kV) Apparatus This TB considers the influence of active internal parts such as contacts and conductors on the design and testing of polymeric insulators. The influence of internal parts on the external electric field, long and short term electrical performance, thermal, mechanical and chemical interactions are considered. Recommendations are made regarding standardisation of these aspects. Environmental and economic spects are also addressed. Member Price: 85 Euros Non member Price: 170 Euros 110 pages , file: 3.87 MB

REF. 456 2011 SC A3 WG A3.22 Background of Technical Specifications for Substation Equipment exceeding 800 kV AC TB 362 collates background information for UHV specifications and presents recommendations for the international specification and standardization of UHV equipment. Aspects such as insulation co-ordination (including the use of surge arresters), switching phenomena for circuit-breakers, disconnectors and earthing switches, and testing are addressed. Some subtle modifications to earlier conclusions and recommendations are incorporated in this document however these are both minor and limited. Member Price: 150 Euros Non member Price: 300 Euros 282 pages , file: 12.11 MB

2.5 B1 - Insulated Cables

REF. 005 1976 SC 21 WG 21.02 Current Ratings of Cables for Cyclic and Emergency Loads. The document provides methods for calculating rating factors for cyclic loads and for calculating the response of a cable to a suddenly applied step function load. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 35 pages , file: 2.6 MB REF. 086 1994 SC 33 /21/14 JWG 33/21/14.16 Overvoltages on HVDC Cables. Final Report. The number of HVDC projects using long DC cables is increasing, mostly for submarine power transmission. A larger number of such HVDC schemes are already in operation or in planning stage. The economic design of DC cables is very important, because the cost of DC cables is high in proportion to the total cost of HVDC submarine cable transmission. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 58 pages , file: 2.56 MB REF. 089 1994 SC 21 WG 21.06 Accessories for HV extruded cables. Types of accessories and terminology. This work categorises the types of accessory designs available for use on HV cables with extruded insulation for AC transmission voltages of 60 kV and above. The typical types of extruded cable insulation being low density polyethylene (LDPE), high density polyethylene (HDPE), crosslinked polyethylene (XLPE) and ethylene propylene rubber (EPR). Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 100 pages , file: 5.89 MB REF. 104 1996 SC 36/21 JWG 36.01/21 Magnetic fields in HV cable systems. 1. Systems without ferromagnetic component. Considerable work has been done on the magnetic fields due to overhead lines, but relatively little has been published on the fields from underground cable systems. The report details the levels of magnetic field that occur in various typical situations. The analysis is restricted to underground cable systems without ferromagnetic component; for which analysis is relatively easy. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 30 pages , file: 1.29 MB

REF. 110 1996 SC 21/22 JWG 21/22.01 Comparison of high voltage overhead lines and underground cables. Report and Guidelines. It is intended that these guidelines will serve as a reference document when overhead and underground options for transmission circuits are being compared and when possible routes are being negotiated with the relevant authorities. The comparison is made under the following headings : system planning and operation, environmental, technical, cost and future perspectives. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 68 pages , file: 3.82 MB REF. 177 2001 SC 21 WG 21.06 Accessories for HV cables with extruded insulation Companion document to "Improved design criteria of overhead transmission lines based on reliability concepts". Contains the technical background of reliability based design in more detail. An output of CIGRE WG22.06 involved in reliability based design of overhead transmission lines for many years. Member Price: 70 Euros Non member Price: 140 Euros 280 pages , file: 6.3 MB REF. 182 2001 SC 21 WG 21.16 Partial discharge detection in installed HV extruded cable systems Fundamental principles of PD testing, different types of sensors and signal processing functions. Users guide on the practical importance of PDD using circuits with and without integrated sensors, information on safety aspects, selection of measuring frequency, test results, practical recommendations. Description of 8 PD methods with representative impression in present testing options. Future trends - expectations for immediate and more distant future. Fundamental and practical information. User support to understanding the complicated field of on-site PDD. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 60 pages , file: 0.865 MB REF. 194 2001 SC 21 WG 21.17 Construction, laying and installation techniques for extruded and self-contained fluid filled cable systems. The focus of general public concern on the environment results in the use of underground lines being considered since they offer alternative or interesting complementary solutions for the bulk transmission of electrical energy. This leads to the installation of underground cables in some areas, where overhead lines would automatically have been considered in the past. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 150 pages , file: 1.5 MB

REF. 199 2002 SC 38 TF 38.01.11 Superconducting cables. Impact on network structure and control. A distillation of many discussions on the possible impacts of superconducting power cables in power transmission systems in the future. Only oxide superconductors are discussed. In order to clarify the possibility of using SC cables, the Task Force collected and discussed worldwide background data concerning underground (or undersea) cables and analyzed the trend of SC cable applications in future power grids. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 59 pages , file: 1.5 MB REF. 210 2002 SC 21/15 JTF 21/15 Interfaces in accessories for extruded HV and EHV cables. Although interfaces in joints and terminations of extruded HV cables have been identified as crucial parts, some of the mechanisms related to ageing are not well understood. For this reason, a task force was set up to study the behaviour of interfaces between solid insulating materials in accessories for HV and EHV extruded cables. The results are reported in this brochure. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 13 pages , file: 0.835 MB REF. 211 2002 SC 21/22/23/12/13 JTF 23/12/13/21/22.16 General overview on experience feedback methods in the field of electrical equipment The reliability of network components and systems is a major concern for manufacturers of electrical equipment and utilities. Reliability techniques, derived from the aeronautical and nuclear industries have been used in the field of electrical systems and have now reached maturity. Thus CIGRE Committees have considered reliability to be an important characteristic of network components and reliability is still the subject of many discussions and exchanges of experience. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 25 pages , file: 0.643 MB REF. 218 2003 SC 23/21/33 JWG 23/21/33.15 Gas insulated transmission lines (GIL) Techical information to be of assistance in the design of circuits using GIL: definition and description of GIL; general technical characteristics and their comparison with O/H lines and conventional cables; continuous and short-term current rating of directly buried GIL, sensitivity analysis to design parameters. Insulation and overvoltage aspects from a long term reliability point of view. Mechanical corrosion and installation aspects of directly buried GIL. Environment considerations. Economic aspects. Recent GIL projects and R&D programmes. Member Price: 70 Euros Non member Price: 140 Euros 261 pages , file: 5.5 MB

REF. 219 2003 SC 21 WG 21.01 Testing DC extruded cable systems for power transmission up to 250 kV Tests apply to the complete HVDC cable system as installed and as intended to function. Wherever possible the tests have been based on existing recommendations, standards and practices. New tests have however been introduced where required by considerations specific to the new technology. New technology may involve the use of many different materials such as thermoplastic or cross linked polymers and differing manufacturing processes. Tests are largely functional and not specific to one material or manufacturing process. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 27 pages , file: 0.509 MB REF. 229 2003 SC B1 WG B1.20 High temperature superconducting (HTS) cable systems. High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) cable systems seem to promise a number of fascinating advantages for bulk power transmission. The state of the art of the technology is presented, with the results of the work of the WG on HTS systems components and issues of specifications and testing. Many questions remain still open ,especially about its practical application and competivity. These issues will have to be studied later when feed-back experience will be available . Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 40 pages , file: 0.986 MB REF. 247 2004 SC B1 WG B1.02 Optimization of power transmission capability of underground cable systems using thermal monitoring This report is aimed primarily at the user and reviews the technologies currently available. Results of a survey provide some indication regarding the current utilization of both cable temperature monitoring and dynamic cable rating systems. Some recommendations are proposed in connection with the application of these systems and identifies possible future development trends. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 80 pages , file: 1.18 MB REF. 250 2004 SC B1 WG B1.19 Technical and environmental issues regarding the integration of a new HV underground cable system in the network. The design of underground lines should address the technical and environmental issues concerning their integration in the network,during the design, installation, operation and upgrading stages. WG B1.19 report provides guidelines for the design of transitions between OHL and underground cables.It deals with land AC extruded cables, but some sections are applcable to DC and/or submarine and SCFF cables. One chapter is dedicated to Enviromental Impact Assessment. It presents an example of of ageneral method for the evaluation of impacts and offers a typical table of contents for an environmental evaluation report.K Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 176 pages , file: 5.169 MB

REF. 268 2005 SC B1 WG B1.05 Transient voltages affecting long cables Long cables are subjected to lower lightning overvoltages than short cables due to the cable self-protective effect. This paper investigates the possibility of utilizing the full range of IEC impulse levels instead of the current practice of using the highest level. Calculated results of lightning overvoltages vs. impulse levels are provided for a cable inserted in an overhead line, for a number of cable types and system voltages. It is shown that for cable lengths that are of tens of kilometers it may sometimes be possible to even adopt the lowest IEC impulse level. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 45 pages , file: 1.25 MB REF. 272 2005 SC B1 WG B1.03 Large cross-sections and composite screens design. The core of large cross-section HV and EHV extruded cables are genarally segmental, to reduce losses due to the skin effect. The TB gives details on both theoritical and experimental approach, from which the WG could propose recommendations for evaluating the a.c. resistance of these cores, to be taken into account when calculating the cable current carrying capacity. It describes the calculations of losses in composite screens, combination of a bundle of wires and a metallic sheath (or a foil) and proposes a method of calculating the permissible short-circuit current of this kind of metallic screens. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 87 pages , file: 1.56 MB REF. 279 2005 SC B1 WG B1.04 Maintenance for HV cables and accessories This Technical Brochure is based on the report prepared by CIGRE WG B1.04. The attention will be focused on the present utility practices regarding maintenance, the failure modes for the usual cable systems and the related diagnostic methods, and recommendations to utilities for effective and efficient maintenance. One of the main recommendations is that maintenance should be based on a clear strategy and elaborated in a clear maintenance plan. Finally the TB indicates that maintenance trends are moving to so called predictive maintenance. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 96 pages , file: 1.02 MB REF. 283 2005 SC B1 WG B1.18 Special bonding of high voltage power cables Special sheath bonding has been used for over 40 years to help reduce cable system losses. Previous articles in ELECTRA 28, 47 and 128 addressed the subject, however it was considered that certain issues should be updated in the light of more experience and recent developments in analytical techniques. The results are published in this TB. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 105 pages , file: 1.62 MB

REF. 297 2006 SC D1 TF D1.02.05 Practical aspects of the detection and location of PD in power cables For enhancement of the reliable operation of power cable networks preventive PD diagnosis tests are increasingly performed. In order to assess the insulation condition on the basis of the obtained data, fundamental knowledge on the PD occurrence is required.The Brochure deals with both theoritical analysis and experimental studies on the wave propagation of PD pulses in power cables. Furthermore practical aspects of the detection and location of PD faults are discussed. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 24 pages , file: 1.09 MB REF. 303 2006 SC B1 WG B1.06 Revision of qualification procedures for high voltage and extra high voltage AC extruded undergroud cable systems In 2002, WG B1.06 has been launched to deal with the revision of qualification procedures of underground HV and EHV cable systems with possible changes in cables or accessories. WG B1.06 has completed this task in recommending a simplified "extension of qualification" test procedure for changes in EHV cable systems. For HV systems, a prequalification procedure is recommended for cable system design with high stresses when no earler experience is available. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 92 pages , file: 1.73 MB REF. 338 2007 SC B1 WG B1.07 Statistics of AC Underground Cables in Power Networks Statistics for currently installed lengths of underground and overhead circuits are presented. The main technical factors influencing the cost and complexity of undergrounding are examined, as are the factors to be considered in evaluating the cost of overhead or underground connections. Significant cable projects of the last decade are described. Details of cable type, installation methods and reasons for their choice are given. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 148 pages , file: 5.2 MB REF. 347 2008 SC B1 TF B1.26 Earth Potential Rises in specially bonded Screen Systems Earth Potential Rise occurring in underground systems during phase-to-earth faults should be considered when designing specially bonded systems. The most vulnerable cable systems are those connected to overhead lines and those connected into substations having high earthing impedances. Detailed calculation of EPR being complex, simplified methods are reported, which may be sufficient to detect potential problem systems, for internal (cable) and external faults. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 98 pages , file: 3 MB

REF. 351 2008 SC B3/B1 JWG B3/B1.09 Application of Long High Capacity Gas Insulated Lines The brochure gives information on the application of long high capacity Gas-Insulated Lines (GIL) in structures like bridges or tunnels. It is written as a guide for technical experts but can also be used for general information on GIL technology. It explains the planning steps and requirements concerning route planning and the possibilities and limits given by the GIL. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 108 pages , file: 6 MB REF. 358 2008 SC B1 WG B1.09 Remaining Life Management of existing AC Underground Lines Practical guidelines are given to perform "remaining life management" on HV cables. The methodology for these guidelines is based on a combination of technical, economical and strategical criteria, resulting in recommendations about cable replacement or life extension program. In 7 case studies the proposed methodology is applied on practical cases to demonstrate the feasibility. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 126 pages , file: 6.3 MB REF. 379 2009 SC B1 SC B1 Update of Service Experience of HV Underground and Submarine Cable Systems A survey has been carried out recently to collect and analyse data relating to the installed quantities of AC and DC underground and submarine cable systems, rated at 60 kV and above, and their service experience and performance. Failure and typical repair times are given, as well as trends in cable and accessory technology and changes in modes of installation. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 86 pages , file: 1.3 MB REF. 398 2009 SC B1 WG B1.21 Third-Party Damage to Underground and Submarine Cables Most cable failures are caused by third parties. To reduce themain threats to underground and submarine cables, the TBproposes to define a Cable Protection Index, which is a rela-tive number indicating which cables are most exposed to third-party damage and gives guidelines for setting up a risk reduc-tion process. Member Price: 55 Euros Non member Price: 110 Euros 118 pages , file: 3.23 MB

REF. 403 2010 SC B1 WG B1.08 Cable Systems in Multi-purpose or Shared Structures HV and EHV cable systems are increasingly being installed in tunnels and bridges. Often they share these structures with other utilities. Shared structures offer some unique opportunities for route selection as well as reducing cost and time required for project implementation. However, the management of access, maintenance and repairs could be more complicated. The technical, administrative and legal issues to be considered during the planning and construction phases are discussed in detail. Examples of existing installations are included in the TB. Member Price: 100 Euros Non member Price: 200 Euros 158 pages , file: 4.9 MB REF. 415 2010 SC B1 WG B1.24 Test Procedures for HV Transition Joints for Rated Voltages 30kV (Um=36kV) up to 500kV (Um=550kV) Large numbers of old underground cable systems are made with paper-insulated cables whilst the majority of newly produced cables have extruded insulation. This introduces the need for jointing the two kinds of cables with suitable transition joints. Currently no IEC document specifies requirements for testing these devices. The TB reviews the range of transition joints currently available and recommends tests to prove their development, design, manufacturing and installation. Member Price: 20 Euros Non member Price: 40 Euros 32 pages , file: 0.703 MB REF. 446 2011 SC B1 WG B1.25 Advanced design of metal laminated coverings: recommendation for tests, guide to use, operational feed back Due to environmental restrictions, advanced laminate coverings are preferred to lead sheath to cover High Voltage extruded cables. The WG B1.25 has taken advantage of an operation survey in 13 countries to establish a recommendation for tests and a guide to use these advanced laminate coverings, where several layers of plain (not corrugated) metal and plastic materials are bonded together to get a special set of properties. It replaces Electra 141 (1992). Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 67 pages , file: 9.32 MB

2.6 B2 - Overhead lines

REF. 048 1995 SC 22 WG 22.06 Tower top geometry. The study is to define clearances between live conductors and earthed structures under the action of wind. This case is particularly significant for suspension towers equipped with I-type suspension insulator sets. In addition to insulator swing the following requirements may also affect the tower top geometry : Clearances between conductors in mid-span; Provisions for conductor galloping and Distances for live line maintenance. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 48 pages , file: 2.14 MB REF. 081 1994 SC 22 WG 22.07 Foundation testing With the change in design philosophy from a deterministic to a probabilistic approach, the necessity for determining the strength distribution for individual components of an overhead transmission line has increased. The report gives recommendations on the procedures to be undertaken during the testing of foundations from the initial planning stage through to test evaluation and acceptance. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 59 pages , file: 2.22 MB REF. 085 1994 SC 38 WG 38.04 Ultra high voltage technology. The brochure presents the state of the art of UHV technology with focus on : UHV system planning, performance and reliability aspects; UHV transmission lines; UHV substations and equipment; UHV testing facilities and new technology. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 31 pages , file: 2.65 MB REF. 109 1996 SC 22 WG 22.06 Review of IEC 826 : Loading and strength of overhead lines The brochure comprises 4 different chapters : 1) Questionnaire on use and application of IEC 826; 2) Application example of IEC 826; 3) Analysis of recent transmission line failures; 4) Improved design criteria of overhead transmission lines based on reliability concept. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 140 pages , file: 5.16 MB

REF. 110 1996 SC 21/22 JWG 21/22.01 Comparison of high voltage overhead lines and underground cables. Report and Guidelines. It is intended that these guidelines will serve as a reference document when overhead and underground options for transmission circuits are being compared and when possible routes are being negotiated with the relevant authorities. The comparison is made under the following headings : system planning and operation, environmental, technical, cost and future perspectives. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 68 pages , file: 3.82 MB REF. 141 1999 SC 22 WG 22.07 Refurbishment and upgrading of foundations. This report provides an outline of good practice on the refurbishment and upgrading of existing overhead transmission line support foundations. Possible reasons for foundation deterioration are reviewed, which may result from such diverses causes as early-age concrete cracking to damage by frost forces. the critical nature of the inspection and testing strategy are considered, with attention focussed on the economics of the inspection/testing regime, the use of alternative strategies and the different levels of foundation inspection together with the actual inspection test methods. Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 160 pages , file: 104 MB REF. 147 1999 SC 22 WG 22.14 High voltage overhead lines. Environmental concerns, procedures, impacts and mitigations Electricity utilities involved in transmission development, maintenance and operation face increasingly severe challenges as a result of heightened environmental awareness, more comprehansive legislation and standards and growing public expectations and concerns.These trends will have a major influence on the approach of companies to the management of both new projects and existing transmission assets. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 104 pages , file: 110 MB REF. 174 2000 SC 22 WG 22.06 Load control devices on overhead transmission lines. Electricity utilities need to design overhead lines to withstand potential cascade failures of towers which could occur as a result of exceptional icing or rupture of conductors. Some utilities simply design the lines with section towers at frequent intervals and other utilities use special devices called 'load control devices' (LCD) the function of which is to limit the stresses applied to the towers in cases of exceptional longitudinal loads. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 20 pages , file: 0.334 MB

REF. 175 2000 SC 22 WG 22.13 Management of existing overhead transmission lines. Can you answer the following questions : Can you quantitatively justify investments in you O/H transmission system ? Can you predict the probability of you next O/H transmission line failure event ? Do you collect the right data when you have a failure event ? Do you know the present capability of you OHTL components ? Could you manage these data effectively if you did collect them ? Member Price: 60 Euros Non member Price: 120 Euros 185 pages , file: 2 MB REF. 178 2001 SC 22 WG 22.06 Probabilistic design of overhead transmission lines Companion document to "Improved design criteria of overhead transmission lines based on reliability concepts". Contains the technical background of reliability based design in more detail. An output of CIGRE WG22.06 involved in reliability based design of overhead transmission lines for many years. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 124 pages , file: 1.6 MB REF. 179 2001 SC 22 TF 22.06.01 Guidelines for field measurement of ice loadings on overhead power line conductors When criteria for ice loading on overhead transmission lines are established, experiences from existing lines and line networks are of great economical value. This document describes the importance of such data and procedures for collecting them. Guidelines for company routines as well as recommendations for tools, training and observation procedures are given. Includes two sets of observation forms : for collecting fundamental and accurate information on ice loadings and shedding on various conductor types and a simplified set for collecting basic information. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 28 pages , file: 0.415 MB REF. 184 2001 SC 22 WG 22.03 Composite insulator handling guide With a view to preventing failures this documents serves to describe how critical damage can occur in the field and the measures that should be taken to avoid such damage. Typical problems are illustrated to show the defects that can be introduced by inappropriate treatment and construction practices, to indicate the possible long term effects of such defects and to assist in their identification to facilitate the rigourous inspection of composite insulators prior to line commissioning. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 25 pages , file: 13.8 MB

REF. 196 2001 SC 22 WG 22.08 Diaphragms for Lattice Steel Supports Following a review of the available standards worldwide, it became obvious to the WG there was little definitive documentation addressing the application, design or requirement for horizontal diaphragms (plan bracing) within lattice steel supports.SC22 compiled a questionnaire concerning the design "rules" currently employed within the industry addressing its scope to self-supporting and guyed lattice steel supports. 21 responses were received and are published in this brochure. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 134 pages , file: 5.4 MB REF. 206 2002 SC 22 WG 22.07 The design of transmission line support foundations - an overview. Transmission line foundations provide the interlinking component between the support and in-situ soil and/or rock. The interrelationship between the support type and the applied foundation loadings are considered, together with the methods of determining the engineering properties of the in-situ soil and/or rock. Two principal categories of foundations have been considered: separate and compact. The major types applicable to each category are reviewed e.g. monoblock, spead, drilled shaft, pile, anchor, direct embedment of poles, etc Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 75 pages , file: 3.4 MB REF. 207 2002 SC 22 WG 22.12 Thermal behaviour of overhead conductors. In most countries the demand for electric power is constantly increasing, and there is a corresponding requirement to increase the power transferred by transmission and distribution lines. A solution would be to build new lines, but this may not be feasible on account of economic or environmental considerations. Hence, there may be pressure to increase the load transfer capacity of both new and old lines. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 45 pages , file: 1.37 MB REF. 211 2002 SC 21/22/23/12/13 JTF 23/12/13/21/22.16 General overview on experience feedback methods in the field of electrical equipment The reliability of network components and systems is a major concern for manufacturers of electrical equipment and utilities. Reliability techniques, derived from the aeronautical and nuclear industries have been used in the field of electrical systems and have now reached maturity. Thus CIGRE Committees have considered reliability to be an important characteristic of network components and reliability is still the subject of many discussions and exchanges of experience. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 25 pages , file: 0.643 MB

REF. 216 2002 SC 22 WG 22.12 Joints on transmission line conductors: field testing and replacement criteria Description of the tests currently available to determine the condition of joints in order to establish their quality and ability for a reliable and continuing service especially when an increase in electrical load is expected. For example when increasing the operating temperature of a line. It should be noted that this is not exclusive to ACSR joints. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 8 pages , file: 0.485 MB REF. 230 2003 SC B2 TF B2.08.01 Assessment of existing overhead line supports. Results of a questionnaire comparing worldwide information about practices on assessment of all types of existing overhead line supports: inspection techniques, causes and types of defects and management criteria to undertake actions, especially routine maintenance, repaire, life extension, refurbishment and upgrading of supports. Includes: self supporting lattice steel structures; guyed lattice steel structures; self supporting hollow steel section structures; steel poles; concrete poles, wood poles. Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros 260 pages , file: 8.3 MB REF. 244 2004 SC B2 WG B2.12 Conductors for the uprating of overhead lines Methods for increasing the thermal rating of existing overhead transmission lines : weather data and load profiles fed into computer programs - real-time monitoring - re-assessment of electrical clearances under an existing line - replacement of existing conductors, Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 50 pages , file: 0.769 MB REF. 251 2004 SC B2 WG B2.11 The mechanical behaviour of conductors and fittings (CD + Brochure) The Brochure compiles work previously published on the behaviour of conductors and fittings, as spacers and space dampers.Futures updates are planned when new information will be available. paper +CD Member Price: 50 Euros Non member Price: 100 Euros pages , file: MB

REF. 256 2004 SC B2 WG B2.16 Current Practices regarding frequencies and magnitude of high intensity winds The technical brochure focuses on the description of the extreme meteorological events and provides their main characteristics. A review of the overhead lines design rules is given. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 48 pages , file: 2.517 MB REF. 265 2005 SC B2 WG B2.15 Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for overhead lines This BT presents a broad examination of LCA and LCA methodologies. A summary is given on how LCA developed and how it is classified and outlined in the ISO 14040 series. Included is a full review of work done in Scandinavian countries on LCA. An explanation and comparison is provided on various LCA software packages, and some studies dealing with the overhead line as a system are included. Finally conclusions and recommendations are presented. Member Price: 95 Euros Non member Price: 190 Euros 168 pages , file: 2 MB REF. 273 2005 SC B2 TF B2.11.04 Overhead conductor safe design tension with respect to Aeolian vibrations The TB deals with "Overhead conductor safe design tension with respect to Aeolian vibrations". Part one considers single unarmored, unprotected conductors of the most common types. Part two deals with single conductor lines protected by means of Stockbridge-type vibration dampers set up at span extremities. Part three deals with bundled conductor lines ( twin horizontal bundles, triple apex-down bundles and quad horizontal bundles) Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 42 pages , file: 0.96 MB REF. 274 2005 SC B2 WG B2.15 Consultation models for overhead line projects. The TB examines "best practice" consultation approaches for overhead line projects, to provide a reference for those invoved in delivering projects in challenging circumstances. Five detailed cases studies are included with the findings of an international survey of "best practice" approaches.The nature of consultations, legislative requirements, timescales, impact of market restructuring, society expectations, use of new technologies and consultation requirements associated with international financing are examined. In concluding, key ingredients for success are identified. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 51 pages , file: 4.07 MB

REF. 275 2005 SC C4 WG C4.2.02 Methods for measuring the earth resistance of transmission towers equipped of earth wires. The Technical Brochure reports the responses from a questionnaire regarding this subject some years ago.The used methods are described and analysed.Their pros and cons are discussed. The widely used method based on injected high frequency current has been theoritically analysed. Member Price: 30 Euros Non member Price: 60 Euros 19 pages , file: 0.75 MB REF. 277 2005 SC B2 WG B2.11 State of the art survey on spacers and spacer dampers The Technical Brochure presents a general description of the different types of spacers and spacer dampers used on overhead transmission lines with bundled conductors. The material requirement is reviewed and also the different types of clamping systems currently used. Mechanical, dynamic, electrical and environmental design characteristics are covered. The state of the art survey includes a review of the actual experience gained with current practice and the results of a questionnaire summarising the most common problems occurring. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 51 pages , file: 1.14 MB REF. 278 2005 SC B2 WG B2.06 The influence of line configuration on environment impacts of electrical origin The aim of the TB is to show how different design parameters of overhead lines affect on electrical impacts and the way to reduce these impacts by using appropriate parameters. The design parameters considered are the phase configuration, the number and diameter of sub-conducts per each phase, the phase to phase distance and the clearance to ground. The impacts include electric and magnetic fields, radio interference and audible noise. Member Price: 40 Euros Non member Price: 80 Euros 57 pages , file: 1.08 MB REF. 281 2005 SC B2 WG B2.07 Design and Installation of micropiles and ground anchors for OHL support foudations The overview of micropiles and anchors is written to provide advice and information to generalist overhead line engineers as well as to specialist foundations engineers. For the former the TB describes the foundations and explains their advantages. For the latter it provides information, data and references covering all aspects of design and construction. Also included are many photographsillus