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EPRI Proprietary Licensed Material Circuit Breaker Reclosing..................................................................................................... 32 Power Quality and Backup Power ........................................................................................ 32 Sub synchronous Resonance................................................................................................. 32 SMES Activities in Japan ......................................................................................................... 32
EPRI Proprietary Licensed Material LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1 A trailer mounted D-SMES unit with 3MW and 16 MVA capacities (Picture supplied by American Superconductor) ................................................................................................ 1 Figure 2 Artist concept of a diurnal SMES system that is constructed underground..................... 2 Figure 3 A simplified block diagram of a SMES system showing major components. ................. 3 Figure 4 Typical conductors made of the superconductor Nb-Ti (LBNL & LLNL)..................... 3 Figure 5 The 30 MJ superconducting coil developed by the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) ................................................................................................................................... 4 Figure 6 A small, 1 MJ SMES coil in a liquid helium vessel (LANL)........................................... 5 Figure 7 A small cryogenic refrigerator and cold-finger extension (Cryomech Inc.) .................... 6 Figure 8 A large liquid helium refrigerator (JAERI)...................................................................... 7 Figure 9 Negatively damped oscillations observed on August 8, 1974, on the BPA Pacific HVAC Intertie............................................................................................................................................15 LIST OF TABLES Table I Installed D-SMES Units................................................................................................... 10 Table II Existing Installations of Micro-SMES............................................................................ 11 Table III Technology Status of SMES.......................................................................................... 12 Table V Present-day Costs for SMES plants. ............................................................................... 19 Table VI Nth of a Kind (NOAK) Costs for SMES plants. ........................................................... 19 Table VII Estimated Benefits for SMES T&D Applications........................................................ 20 Table VIII Benefit Cost Ratios for fixed-size SMES in T&D Applications ................................ 20 Table IX Implementation SMES Structure/Organization in Japan............................................... 34
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