Proposta do emprego de um cabo condutor fase nu com fibras ópticas na rede coletora aérea de energia elétrica de parques eólicos
This paper presents the proposal for using an optical phase conductor (OPPC) in the electrical distribution line on wind power plants, in order to be an alternative for the conventional grids currently used, which are conductor cables (without optical fibers) for energy transmission and dielectri...
| Autor principal: | Yoshida, Fernanda Tiemy |
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| Formato: | Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Especialização) |
| Idioma: | Português |
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Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná
2020
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http://repositorio.utfpr.edu.br/jspui/handle/1/18552 |
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This paper presents the proposal for using an optical phase conductor (OPPC) in the
electrical distribution line on wind power plants, in order to be an alternative for the
conventional grids currently used, which are conductor cables (without optical fibers)
for energy transmission and dielectric optical cable for data transmission. Also
presents a brief historical of wind energy in Brazil until the current situation, in which
the market competitiveness enables the study of new technologies (and cheaper
ones). Besides, brings information regarding the conventional electrical distribution
line (aerial and underground) and electrical distribution line with a phase conductor
with optical fibers, with an emphasis in the conductor cables and the raw materials
that are made of. It has briefly discussed the installation method for which one of
these three topologies. Founded on this information and considering a hypothetical
grid with 12.9 km, it is compared the material and installation cost for the three grids.
From these data, the conclusion of the paper proposal is made, showing the OPPC
as a viable alternative to be implemented on electrical distribution lines. Furthermore,
this is a subject, which can be more explored based on this initial study. |
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