probenerИзвестия высших учебных заведений. ПРОБЛЕМЫ ЭНЕРГЕТИКИPower engineering: research, equipment, technology1998-99032658-5456Kazan State Power Engineering University10.30724/1998-9903-2019-21-1-2-141-145probener-877Research ArticleЭЛЕКТРОТЕХНИКАELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGOPTIMIZE THE PERFORMANCE OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN GAS SEPARATION STATIONS (DEGASSING STATION DS ) AND ELECTRICAL SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS OF OIL EQUIPMENT FOR OIL RUMAILA FIELDOPTIMIZE THE PERFORMANCE OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN GAS SEPARATION STATIONS (DEGASSING STATION DS ) AND ELECTRICAL SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS OF OIL EQUIPMENT FOR OIL RUMAILA FIELDAbdulhy Al-AliMajid AbdulhameedAbdulhy Al-AliMajid Abdulhameed

Majid Abdulhameed Abdulhy Al-Ali – Rumaila Operating Organization, Basra, Iraq.

Majid Abdulhameed Abdulhy Al-Ali – Rumaila Operating Organization, Basra, Iraq

KornilovV. Yu.KornilovV. Yu.

Vladimir Yu Kornilov – Kazan State Power Engineering University

Kazan

Vladimir Yu Kornilov – Kazan State Power Engineering University

Kazan

GorodnovA. G.GorodnovA. G.

Anton G. Gorodnov – Kazan National Research Technical University named after A. N. Tupolev - KAI

Kazan

Anton G. Gorodnov – Kazan National Research Technical University named after A. N. Tupolev - KAI

Kazan

Rumaila Operating OrganizationИракRumaila Operating OrganizationIraqKazan State Power Engineering UniversityРоссияKazan State Power Engineering UniversityRussian FederationKazan National Research Technical University named after A. N. Tupolev - KAIРоссияKazan National Research Technical University named after A. N. Tupolev - KAIRussian Federation201911042019211-2141145Copyright © Abdulhy Al-Ali M.A., Kornilov V.Y., Gorodnov A.G., 20192019Abdulhy Al-Ali M.A., Kornilov V.Y., Gorodnov A.G.Abdulhy Al-Ali M.A., Kornilov V.Y., Gorodnov A.G.Данная работа распространяется под лицензией Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://www.energyret.ru/jour/article/view/877

Annotation: There are various types of electrical equipment used in the extraction of oil at the Rumaila field, with an average voltage of 11 kV and a low voltage of 0.4 kV. The most common elements in this class are transformers and reactors, engines and gas discharge lamps. All of this equipment consumes reactive power and reduces the value of the power factor. (Power factor is the ratio of kW to kVA). The closer the power factor to the maximum possible value of 1, the greater the benefit for the consumer and supplier. In case of low power factor, the current will be increased, and this high current will lead to (large line losses, an increase in the nominal total power of kVA and overhaul dimensions of electrical equipment, deterioration in voltage regulation process and an increase in voltage drop, a decrease in efficiency).Power factor improvement allows the use of smaller transformers, switchgear and cables, etc. as well as reducing power losses and voltage drop in an installation. Improving the power factor of an installation requires a bank of capacitors which acts as a source of reactive energy. These arrangements provide reactive energy compensation. In Rumila, An improvement of the power factor of an installation presents several technical and economic advantages, notably in the reduction of electricity bills, we save (685.854.007 Iraqi Dinar= 550.000 $) for one month . All this work takes 6 to 12 month.

Annotation: There are various types of electrical equipment used in the extraction of oil at the Rumaila field, with an average voltage of 11 kV and a low voltage of 0.4 kV. The most common elements in this class are transformers and reactors, engines and gas discharge lamps. All of this equipment consumes reactive power and reduces the value of the power factor. (Power factor is the ratio of kW to kVA). The closer the power factor to the maximum possible value of 1, the greater the benefit for the consumer and supplier. In case of low power factor, the current will be increased, and this high current will lead to (large line losses, an increase in the nominal total power of kVA and overhaul dimensions of electrical equipment, deterioration in voltage regulation process and an increase in voltage drop, a decrease in efficiency).Power factor improvement allows the use of smaller transformers, switchgear and cables, etc. as well as reducing power losses and voltage drop in an installation. Improving the power factor of an installation requires a bank of capacitors which acts as a source of reactive energy. These arrangements provide reactive energy compensation. In Rumila, An improvement of the power factor of an installation presents several technical and economic advantages, notably in the reduction of electricity bills, we save (685.854.007 Iraqi Dinar= 550.000 $) for one month . All this work takes 6 to 12 month.

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