
- •Table of Contents
- •Chapter 1 Comparison between technical guideline and technical regulation of electrical facility
- •Chapter 2 Each Items of Guideline
- •Section 1 General of the Electrical Facilities
- •Section 2 Installation of the Electrical Facilities for the Power Supply
- •Section 3 Electrical Facilities in Demand Site
- •Section 4 Measurement Equipment
- •Section 5 Protection Equipment
- •Section 6 SCADA/EMS System
- •Chapter 3 Reference International Technical Standards

SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)
Guideline for
Technical Regulation
Volume 2
Design of Thermal Power Facilities
Book 12/12
« Electrical Facility »
Final Draft
June 2013
Japan International Cooperation Agency
Electric Power Development Co., Ltd.
Shikoku Electric Power Co., Inc.
West Japan Engineering Consultants, Inc.
IL
CR(2)
13-092
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Table of Contents |
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Chapter 1 Comparison between technical guideline and technical regulation of electrical facility |
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Chapter 2 Each Items of Guideline..................................................................................................... |
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Section 1 General of the Electrical Facilities.................................................................. |
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Section 2 Installation of the Electrical Facilities for the Power Supply........................ |
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Section 3 Electrical Facilities in Demand Site.............................................................. |
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Section 4 |
Measurement Equipment .............................................................................. |
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Section 5 |
Protection Equipment.................................................................................. |
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Section 6 |
SCADA/EMS System................................................................................. |
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Chapter 3 Reference International Technical Standards ................................................................. |
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List of Tables |
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Table- 1 Comparison between technical guideline and technical regulation of electrical facility .................. |
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Table- 2 Insulation of electric power line whose voltage is exceeding 1kV................................................. |
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Table- 3 Insulation of transformers................................................................................................................ |
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Table- 4 Insulation of a rotating machine ..................................................................................................... |
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Table- 5 Insulation of a switch and circuit-breaker....................................................................................... |
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Table- 6 Insulation of lightning-surge absorption type capacitors................................................................ |
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Table- 7 Standards for cables whose voltages are less than 11kV ................................................................ |
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Table- 8 Assumed weight on the wire........................................................................................................... |
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Table- 9 Safety factor.................................................................................................................................... |
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Table10 Standards for extension and compensating cables........................................................................ |
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Table11 Standards for optical fiber cables.................................................................................................. |
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Table12 Standards for mineral insulated thermocouple cables................................................................... |
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Table13 Separation from wooden walls or ceilings or other inflammabilities ........................................... |
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Table14 Grounding of the metal stand and enclosure................................................................................. |
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Table15 Operating time of over-current breaker ........................................................................................ |
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Table16 Installation of ground-fault shutdown device ............................................................................... |
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Table17 Separation between an overhead wire whose voltage is not less than 11kV and the supporting |
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Table18 Sum of a height of a fence, wall, etc and a distance from a charging part to the fence, wall, etc. |
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Table19 The height of an overhead wire whose voltage is not less than 11kV .......................................... |
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Table20 Separation between overhead wires and buildings whose voltages are not less than 11kV ......... |
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Table21 Construction whose voltage is not less than 11kV for security .................................................... |
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Table22 Separation between over head wires whose voltages are not less than 11kV and over head |
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lines whose voltages are less than 11kV or and supporting equipment........................................ |
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Table23 Separation between over head wires whose voltages are not less than 11kV............................... |
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Table24 Separation between over head wires whose voltages are not less than 11kV and other facilities |
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Table25 Separation between underground cables and underground cables of weak current...................... |
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Table26 Protection devices for the transformer whose voltage is not less than 11kV................................ |
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Table27 Separation between the phase and separation from the ground of bare wires .............................. |
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Table28 Methods of protection................................................................................................................... |
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Table29 Hazardous areas classification ...................................................................................................... |
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Table30 Measurement Equipment for Boiler (Recommendations) ............................................................ |
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Table31 Automatic control systems for Boiler (Recommendations).......................................................... |
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Table32 Automatic control devices for Boiler (Recommendations)........................................................... |
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Table33 Measurement Equipment for steam turbine (Recommendations)................................................. |
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Table34 Examples of EHC control function............................................................................................. |
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Table35 Measurement Equipment for Gas Turbine (Recommendations)................................................. |
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Table36 Automatic control systems for combined cycle (Recommendations)......................................... |
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Table37 Automatic control devices for combined cycle (Recommendations) .......................................... |
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Table38 Measurement Equipment for Generator (Recommendations) ..................................................... |
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Table39 Automatic control systems for generator (Recommendations).................................................... |
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Table40 Measurement Equipment for Transformers (Recommendations)............................................... |
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Table41 Protection for boiler (Mandatory)............................................................................................... |
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Table42 Protection for boiler (Recommendation) .................................................................................... |
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Table43 Protection for Steam Turbine (Mandatory)................................................................................. |
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Table44 Protection for Steam Turbine (Recommendations)..................................................................... |
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Table45 Protection for Gas Turbine (Mandatory)..................................................................................... |
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Table46 Protection for Gas Turbine(Recommendation)........................................................................... |
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Table47 Protection for Generator and Major Transformers (Mandatory)................................................. |
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Table48 Protection for Generator and Major Transformers (Recommendations) .................................... |
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Table49 Protections of auxiliary machines (pump) .................................................................................. |
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Table50 Protections of auxiliary machines (Axial flow type fan) ............................................................ |
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Table51 Protections of auxiliary machines (Centrifugal type fan) ........................................................... |
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Table52 Protections of auxiliary machines (Axial flow type fan) ............................................................ |
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Table53 Examples of SCADA functions .................................................................................................. |
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Table54 Examples of control network standards (Real time Ethernet) .................................................... |
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Table55 An example of SIL and hardware structures............................................................................... |
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Table56 Difference between DCS and SCADA....................................................................................... |
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Table57 Reference International Technical Standards (including national and industrial associations) .. |
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Table58 Reference Vietnamese Technical Regulations ............................................................................ |
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Table59 Reference Vietnamese Technical Standards................................................................................ |
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Table60 Reference Japanese Technical Standards.................................................................................... |
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List of Figures |
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Fig- 1 Separation from wooden walls or ceilings or other inflammabilities................................................. |
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Fig- 2 Grounding of the second of an instrument transformer...................................................................... |
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Fig- 3 An example of installation of discharging unit................................................................................... |
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Fig- 4 An example of installation of ground-fault shutdown devices........................................................... |
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Fig- 5 Grounding methods of cable shield.................................................................................................... |
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Fig- 6 Ground loop current ........................................................................................................................... |
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Fig- 7 An example of appropriate installation .............................................................................................. |
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Fig- 8 Twisted pair cables ............................................................................................................................. |
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Fig- 9 An example of circuit with the function of noise reduction ............................................................... |
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Fig10 Measuring circuit of power line carrier equipment .......................................................................... |
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Fig11 Distance from a charging part to a fence, wall, etc. ......................................................................... |
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Fig12 Installation of machinery or equipment or buses installed outdoors................................................ |
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Fig13 Identifications of phase .................................................................................................................... |
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Fig14 An example of approach................................................................................................................... |
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Fig15 An example of cross......................................................................................................................... |
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Fig16 Separation between underground cables .......................................................................................... |
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Fig17 Separation between underground cables and weak current cables................................................... |
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Fig18 An example of arrester installations ................................................................................................. |
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Fig19 Examples of cable installation underground .................................................................................... |
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Fig20 An example of installation in an area with much dust...................................................................... |
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Fig21 Concept of operation, control and protection................................................................................... |
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Fig22 Resistance thermometer sensors....................................................................................................... |
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Fig23 Type of orifice .................................................................................................................................. |
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Fig24 ISA 1932 flow nozzle....................................................................................................................... |
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Fig25 The Venturi tube ............................................................................................................................... |
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Fig26 Transmitter and restrictor ................................................................................................................. |
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Fig27 Oval gear type meter ........................................................................................................................ |
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Fig28 Area type flow meter (Float type) .................................................................................................... |
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Fig29 Principle and configuration of the zirconia ...................................................................................... |
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Fig30 Principle of the infrared analyzers.................................................................................................... |
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Fig31 Principle and configuration of chemiluminescence type analyzers.................................................. |
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Fig32 Configuration of boiler control ........................................................................................................ |
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Fig33 Relationship between boiler control and process values (Drum boiler)........................................... |
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Fig34 Relationship between boiler control and process values (Once –through boiler) ............................ |
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Fig35 An example of Automatic Plant Control (abstract) .......................................................................... |
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Fig36 An example of a turbine speed measurement................................................................................... |
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Fig37 An example configuration of control valves and sensors............................................................... |
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Fig38 An example of turbine supervisory instruments around the turbine shaft...................................... |
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Fig39 An example of Electric Hydraulic Control flow............................................................................. |
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Fig40 An example of turbine control system............................................................................................ |
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Fig41 The concept of automatic control systems for combined cycle (Single axis) ................................. |
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Fig42 The concept of automatic control systems for combined cycle (Multi axes) .................................. |
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Fig43 Principle of hydrogen concentration detection................................................................................ |
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Fig44 Preferred way to provide ground-fault protection .......................................................................... |
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Fig45 An example of protecting relays in the electric power line for thermal power .............................. |
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Fig46 An example of 2 out of 3 logic....................................................................................................... |
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Fig47 An example of unit interlocks for conventional plants................................................................... |
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Fig48 An example of unit interlocks for gas turbine plants...................................................................... |
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Fig49 An example of unit interlocks for single-shaft combined cycle power plant ................................. |
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Fig50 An example of unit interlocks for multi-shaft combined cycle power plant .................................. |
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Fig51 An example of SCADA/EMS system and control system ............................................................. |
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Fig52 Examples of redundant system....................................................................................................... |
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Fig53 Configuration of alarm unit............................................................................................................ |
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Fig54 An example of alarming ................................................................................................................. |
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Fig55 Concept of EMS............................................................................................................................. |
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Fig56 An example of system configuration for EMS at the power station............................................... |
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Fig57 An example of functions for EMS at the power station ................................................................. |
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Fig58 An example of DCS system ........................................................................................................... |
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Fig59 An example of DCS module........................................................................................................... |
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Fig60 An example of DCS configuration ................................................................................................. |
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Fig61 An example of data transmission between DCS............................................................................. |
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Fig62 An example of methodology for protection and control................................................................. |
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List of Acronyms/Abbreviations |
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AC |
Alternating Current |
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ANSI |
American National Standards Institute |
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APC |
Automatic Plant Control |
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AVQR |
Automatic Voltage & Q Regulator |
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AVR |
Automatic Voltage Regulator |
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BFP |
Boiler Feed water Pump |
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CRT |
Cathode Ray Tube |
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CO |
Carbon monOxide |
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CO2 |
Carbon diOxide |
CV |
Control Valve or governing valve |
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CT |
Current Transformer |
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CVCF |
Constant Voltage Constant Frequency |
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DB |
Data Base |
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DC |
Direct Current |
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DCS |
Distributed Control System |
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DS |
Disconnecting Switch |
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EHC |
Electric Hydraulic Control |
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EMC |
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility |
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EMS |
Energy Management System |
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ETD |
Embedded Temperature Detector |
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FA |
Full arc Admission |
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FBC |
Fluidized bed combustion boiler |
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FCB |
Fast Cut Back |
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FDF |
Forced Draft Fan |
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FW |
Fire Wall |
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GW |
Gate Way |
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HMI |
Human Machine Interface |
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ICV |
InterCept valve |
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IDF |
Induced Draft Fan |
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IEC |
International Electro-technical Commission |
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IEEE |
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers |
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IP code |
International Protection code |
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ISO |
International Organization for Standardization |
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JEC |
Japanese Electrotechnical Committee |
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JEM |
Japan Electrical Manufacturer |
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JIS |
Japan Industrial Standards |
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HRSG |
Heat Recovery Steam Generator |
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LTB |
Low pressure Turbine Bypass valve |
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MFT |
Master Fuel Trip |
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MSV |
Main steam Stop Valve |
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NFPA |
National Fire Protection Association |
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NH3 |
Ammonia |
NO |
Nitrogen monOxide |
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NOx |
Nitrogen Oxides |
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OA |
Office Automation |
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PA |
Partial arc Admission |
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PAF |
Primary Air Fan |
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PCB |
Polychlorinated Biphenyl |
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PLC |
Programmable Logic Controller |
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PSS |
Power System Stabilizer |
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SIL |
Safety Integrity Level |
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SOx |
Sulfur Oxides |
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SCADA |
Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition |
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SSO |
Single Sign On |
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TCVN |
Vietnamese National Standard |
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VT |
Voltage Transformer |
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VDT |
Visual Display Terminal |
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WDT |
Watch Dog Timer |
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