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A Midwestern pulp and paper mill had arc-flash ratings around 100 cal/cm2 on 50 480-V unit substations. New relays were installed to replace the existing protection and add light detection to improve arc-flash detection times. During a couple of one-day outages, sample installations took place. During the cold mill outage, 44 installations were completed over 12 days by working around the clock. Old relays were removed, new plates were mounted and wired in, and fiber sensors were routed through the buswork and into the breaker cubicles. Updated arc-flash studies show an average arc-flash rating reduction of 90%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Measurement of transformer remaining useful life has long been a goal for responsible asset management. Most testing laboratories offer furan concentration testing as a suitable method. The interpretive method of choice is usually the Chendong equation, expressed in practical terms as degree of polymerization of the paper with new paper at about 1000 and end of life at around 300. Typical mill transformers have thermal insulation ratings expressed as 55 °C rise for plain kraft or 65 °C, which corresponds to thermally upgraded kraft paper (TUP). It has been determined that TUP does not produce furans and, thus, provides a false indicator of the cellulose breakdown. There are several recent papers that have demonstrated that a measurement of methanol (MeOH) may be a better method to determine ageing of the TUP insulation and also better for transformers with plain kraft paper insulation. The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the reasons why furans should not be used as the basis for measuring aging of thermally upgraded paper, why MeOH should be so used, and to compare actual furans and MeOH test data for service aged transformers in a process industry application [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Fuses are commonly used to provide medium voltage (MV) protection to distribution transformers. Unfortunately, there are certain deficiencies introduced when primary-side fuses are used. In paper mill power systems, given the unique organization of the paper mill loads around individual feeders to facilitate load shedding, it may be advantageous to provide transformer differential relay protection from the primary of the transformer to the load side of the main secondary breaker instead of primary fuse protection. This protection can then trip either a primary-side grounding switch (with fuses) or a primary-side feeder circuit breaker using a fiber or a WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) connection. Protection against overload is provided by a secondary main circuit breaker and by design. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A list of the departments members of the publication "Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Transactions on Industry Applications" as of May 2021 is presented including editor-in-chief Thomas A. Nondahl, technical department vice-chair Rasheek Rifaat, and papers review chairperson Shesha Jayaram.

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Chipper motors in pulp and paper mill environment are of special design—the stability on impact loads is one important consideration. The power factor under normal operation will continuously swing due to varying loads. This paper describes the guesswork-free rigorous calculations of pull-out (out-of-step) power factor based on the parameter of an actual installation. Single phasing is rather a rare occurrence; however, such an event has been experienced in an installation due to overheating and arcing at the fuse clips in a NEMA E2 starter of a chipper motor. Discussions on the single-phase protection of synchronous motors and recommended settings are provided. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents a list of organizational staff for the journal "IEEE Transactions On Industry Applications" including Editor-in-Chief Thomas A. Nondahl, Papers Review Chairperson for Energy Systems Committee Mashesh Illindala, and Papers Department Vice-Chair H. Landis Floyd.

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