Path Rating Catalog 2013 - Western Electricity Coordinating Council

Path Rating Catalog 2013 - Western Electricity Coordinating Council Path Rating Catalog 2013 - Western Electricity Coordinating Council

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82. TotBeast Revised January 2013 Accepted Rating Existing Rating Other Location: Definition: Transfer Limit: Critical Disturbance that limits the transfer capability: When: System Conditions: Study Criteria: Remedial Actions Required: Southwest Idaho and Eastern Oregon/Washington and Northern Idaho Sum of the flows on the following lines: Line Metered End Summer Lake - Hemingway 500 kV Hemingway Brownlee-Boise Bench #1 230 kV Brownlee Brownlee-Boise Bench #2 230 kV Brownlee Brownlee-Boise Bench #3 230 kV Brownlee Brownlee-Horse Flat #4 230 kV Brownlee Brownlee-Ontario 230kV Brownlee Oxbow-Starkey 138kV Oxbow Quartz-Ontario 138kV Quartz West to East: 2465 MW 1915 MW Brownlee East (Path 55) 550 MW Hemingway-Summer Lake 500 kV (Path 75) Post transient reactive margin at the Boise Bench 230kV following the loss of the Hemingway-Summer Lake 500kV line, or the loss of two Jim Bridger lines with tripping of two Jim Bridger Units, or the loss of two Brownlee- Boise Bench 230kV lines. Thermal limits on the remaining two Brownlee- Boise Bench 230kV lines for loss of the other two lines. The thermal overload of the Lolo-Oxbow 230kV line is the limiting condition for an outage of the Hemingway-Summer Lake 500kV line. This is an expanded version of the Brownlee East path (#55) that now also includes the Hemingway-Summer Lake path (#75) in its West to East direction. As this is only a combined rating of the other two paths which already have “accepted” ratings; study results supporting this path’s “other” rating are based on rating / OTC studies performed on the two component paths. A description of the rating history of each of the two paths can be found in the corresponding section for each path in this path catalog. The 2465 MW west to east transfer rating on TotBeast was studied with high imports on Idaho-Northwest (Path 14) , Brownlee East (Path 55) flows (1915MW) simultaneous with -550MW on the Hemingway-Summer Lake 500kV line (Path 75), high T E Roach Complex generation at peak summer load conditions. This generally coincides with high hydro conditions in the Northwest with low to moderate eastern thermal resources. NERC/WECC Reliability Criteria For Transmission System Planning At high flows east of Brownlee, the loss of two Brownlee-Boise Bench 230kV lines requires overload mitigation measure of bypassing ½ series compensation in the remaining two Brownlee-Boise Bench 230kV lines. PART VI Item 1-206

Revised January 2013 Formal Operating Procedure: Allocation: Interaction w/Other Transfer Paths: Contact Person: None With Path 55 at 1915MW simultaneous with Path 75 (Hemingway-Summer lake 500kV) at 550MW (W-E), post-transient reactive margin at Brownlee/Boise Bench 230kV buses is constraining/limiting for loss of the Hemingway-Summer Lake 500kV line. Mark D. Hanson Idaho Power Company 1221 W. Idaho P. O. Box 70 Boise, ID 83707-0070 (208) 388-2253 (208) 388-6647 - fax mhanson@idahopower.com Larry Frick PacifiCorp, Transmission Planning Lloyd Center Room 1800 825 NE Multnomah Portland, OR 97232 (503) 813-6236 (503) 813-6508 - fax Larry.Frick@PacifiCorp.com PART VI Item 1-207

82. TotBeast<br />

Revised January <strong>2013</strong><br />

Accepted <strong>Rating</strong><br />

Existing <strong>Rating</strong><br />

Other<br />

Location:<br />

Definition:<br />

Transfer Limit:<br />

Critical<br />

Disturbance<br />

that limits the<br />

transfer<br />

capability:<br />

When:<br />

System<br />

Conditions:<br />

Study Criteria:<br />

Remedial<br />

Actions<br />

Required:<br />

Southwest Idaho and Eastern Oregon/Washington and Northern Idaho<br />

Sum of the flows on the following lines:<br />

Line<br />

Metered End<br />

Summer Lake - Hemingway 500 kV<br />

Hemingway<br />

Brownlee-Boise Bench #1 230 kV<br />

Brownlee<br />

Brownlee-Boise Bench #2 230 kV<br />

Brownlee<br />

Brownlee-Boise Bench #3 230 kV<br />

Brownlee<br />

Brownlee-Horse Flat #4 230 kV<br />

Brownlee<br />

Brownlee-Ontario 230kV<br />

Brownlee<br />

Oxbow-Starkey 138kV<br />

Oxbow<br />

Quartz-Ontario 138kV<br />

Quartz<br />

West to East: 2465 MW<br />

1915 MW Brownlee East (<strong>Path</strong> 55)<br />

550 MW Hemingway-Summer Lake 500 kV (<strong>Path</strong> 75)<br />

Post transient reactive margin at the Boise Bench 230kV following the loss of<br />

the Hemingway-Summer Lake 500kV line, or the loss of two Jim Bridger<br />

lines with tripping of two Jim Bridger Units, or the loss of two Brownlee-<br />

Boise Bench 230kV lines. Thermal limits on the remaining two Brownlee-<br />

Boise Bench 230kV lines for loss of the other two lines.<br />

The thermal overload of the Lolo-Oxbow 230kV line is the limiting condition<br />

for an outage of the Hemingway-Summer Lake 500kV line.<br />

This is an expanded version of the Brownlee East path (#55) that now also<br />

includes the Hemingway-Summer Lake path (#75) in its West to East<br />

direction.<br />

As this is only a combined rating of the other two paths which already have<br />

“accepted” ratings; study results supporting this path’s “other” rating are<br />

based on rating / OTC studies performed on the two component paths.<br />

A description of the rating history of each of the two paths can be found in<br />

the corresponding section for each path in this path catalog.<br />

The 2465 MW west to east transfer rating on TotBeast was studied with high<br />

imports on Idaho-Northwest (<strong>Path</strong> 14) , Brownlee East (<strong>Path</strong> 55) flows<br />

(1915MW) simultaneous with -550MW on the Hemingway-Summer Lake<br />

500kV line (<strong>Path</strong> 75), high T E Roach Complex generation at peak summer<br />

load conditions. This generally coincides with high hydro conditions in the<br />

Northwest with low to moderate eastern thermal resources.<br />

NERC/WECC Reliability Criteria For Transmission System Planning<br />

At high flows east of Brownlee, the loss of two Brownlee-Boise Bench<br />

230kV lines requires overload mitigation measure of bypassing ½ series<br />

compensation in the remaining two Brownlee-Boise Bench 230kV lines.<br />

PART VI Item 1-206

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