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3M At a Glance
Year-end 2013
Dividends
Paid every quarter since 1916.
Capital Expenditures
Currently $3.42 / share For 2013 …...………..…….…. $1.7 billion
Total last 5 years ..…………... $6.5 billion
Corporate Contributions
$60 million (in U.S.)
Employees
Worldwide…..……… ..………~ 88,000
(40% U.S. / 60% International)
(8,400 researchers worldwide)
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3M Business Groups
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The Most Innovative Companies in the World
Source:
Booz & Company, 2013
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Technology at 3M is Owned and Leveraged by All
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High Voltage Underground Cable Accessories (69kV – 145kV)
Overview
― Definitions (IEEE and IEC)
― HV – Where, Why and Who
― HV cabling systems
Product overview
69kV Porcelain Termination Replacement Program
Resources
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Definitions of Voltage Classes for HV Products
• IEEE and IEC use different nomenclature to refer to the voltage classes
- IEEE use the phase to phase voltage to define different voltage classes
- 69 kV, 115 kV, 138 kV, 161 kV, 230 kV, 345 kV
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3M 69/72 kV kV Product Portfolio
Phased-out
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3M 145 kV (115/138 kV) Accessory Portfolio
Product: TD II 123 kV Dry Termination
Description/Construction: Range Taking:
One Piece Push-On Dry Termination 2 Body Sizes
- liquid silicone rubber (LSR) molding - 57 to 68 mm insulation OD
- geometric stress control
- 23 skirt insulator
- not self supporting
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HV Where?
Substations
― Utility
― Industrial
• Windfarm
• Solar
• Data Centers
― Temporary jumpers
Road Crossings - Dips
Reroutes
Cable length limitations
Replacements or Failures
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High Voltage Substation / Transmission Underground Cable Accessories Applications
( 69kV/72.5kV, 115kV/123kV, 138kV/145kV )
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Why? Who?
Who
Why Underground Industrial Power Utility
― Safety
Planned Planned
― Overheard congestion Unplanned Unplanned
― Overheard clearance issues Cable Mfg Engineering Dept
― Aesthetics HV Contractor
Utility Crew
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We’re With You in the Trenches High Voltage Cable
What do we need for RFQ Accessories Services:
Project Consultation
High Voltage Cable Data Sheet
* Customer should specify type of accessory and hardware requirements Kit Customization
Connector Type
Installation Training
Cable Clamp
Mounting Bracket
Technical Support
Rejacketing Installation Monitoring
Other
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HV Cable Systems
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HV Cable Systems
Components:
Cable
Terminations
Joints (US: Splices)
Earthing / Screen
Mechanical Support
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HV Cable
Construction:
HDPE Aussenmantel
Cu/Al-Conductor Cu Folie
PE Draht Einbettung
XLPE-Insulation Cu Drahtschirm
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Cables in ducts
PROPOSAL
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Concrete block
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Cable pulling phase 1
P ha s e 1
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Cable pulling phase 2
P ha s e 2
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Cable pulling phase 3
P h a se 3
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Cable pulling phase 4
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Open trench
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Trench with duct
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Terminations
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Installation of
terminations
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Installation of
terminations
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115kV Termination Riser
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HV Joints
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Concrete joint bay
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Concrete joint bay
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Natural joint bay
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Crossbonding
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Cold Shrink Features
Cold Shrink Stress
Cone for Wet Cold Shrink
Termination Joint Body
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Benefits of Cold Shrink Accessories:
No Special Tools for Installation
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Comparison of Cold Shrink to Push-On Technologies
Cold Shrink Push-On / Mechanically
• No tooling required for installation Installed
• Tooling required to overcome large
• Symmetrical cable preparation installation forces
• Asymmetrical cable preparation
• Large application range
• Limited application range
• Few kits to cover typical application
range • Many kits to cover typical application range
• Standard kit for size transitions
• Size transitions are difficult and require
• Compatible with all major connecting special treatment
technologies
• Accessory design requires specific
connectors for compatibility
• Higher interface pressure creates
superior electrical performance
• Lower interface pressure limits electrical
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69 kV / 72.5 kV 3M High Voltage Product Portfolio
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New QTIII Termination 69kV / 72.5 kV (7673-S-8)
Cold Shrink
Reduced length to 42” from 48”
Increased conductor range coverage
• 500kcmil – 3000kcmil, 650 mil insulation
Cable insulation OD range: 51.1mm – 87.6mm
• Larger capabilities on reduced wall
Simplified installation
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New QTIII Termination 69kV / 72.5 kV (7673-S-8)
Semicon Tube Si HiK Tube
Prepare cable and Install the stress Install the Install the cable
Install Grounding control adapter termination jacket seal
body
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3M™ QS-III, Cold Shrink Joint for 69 kV / 72.5 kV (5488A)
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Key steps of 3M QS-III 69/72.5 kV Joint Installation
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3M 115 kV/138 kV High-Voltage Termination Portfolio
TM
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TD-II 123 kV Silicone One Piece Dry Termination
Description:
Push-on dry termination,
for indoor or outdoor installations
Application:
123 kV voltage class
Cable Insulation OD Range: 57mm – 79 mm (1000 kcmil)
One Piece Solid Dielectric (XLPE or EPR) insulated cables
Push-On Dry Heavy Pollution (Class 3) Environment
Not self-supporting, requires holding structure
Termination
Features:
One piece termination
No special tool required for installation
No special maintenance required
Light weight
Dry design – does not require liquid dielectric
Can be installed at any angle or inverted
Proven push-on technology
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3M One Piece Dry Push-on Termination TD 123-II
Key steps of Installation
Prepare Cable Apply graphite layer Slide on Current Collector Install lower sealing
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Application TD123-II as maintenance / emergency cable
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TS-II 145 kV Silicone Wet Termination
Description:
Self-supporting, outdoor termination
with silicon insulator
Application:
123 kV and 145 kV voltage class
Cable Insulation OD range: 57mm – 86mm (3500/3000 kcmil)
Cold Shrink Solid Dielectric (XLPE or EPR) insulated cables,
Stress Cone Up to Very High (Class 4) pollution class
Maximum installation angle of 30°
Features:
One piece pre-molded Cold Shrink silicon stress cone
No special tool required for installation
One stress cone covers high variety of cable insulation diameter
Light-weight construction, approximately 1/3 the weight of porcelain terminations
Easier handling, transportation and installation than porcelain insulator
Hydrophobic silicone materials provide excellent environmental performance
Smooth surface enables self-cleaning properties
Less sensitive to earthquakes, vibrations and thermal variations
Internal shear bolt connection eliminates need for crimp type connections
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3M Composite Termination TS 145-II
Installation Components
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3M Composite Termination TS 145-II
Install Sealing Ring Install lower sealing Install Stress Cone Install Bolt Install Insulation Body
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Heating the Insulating Oil
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Installation of TS 145-II in SmØla / Norway
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3M 115 kV/138 kV High-Voltage Joint Portfolio
TM
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SS-II Inline 145 kV Joint and SC-II Cross Bond 145 kV Joint
Description:
One-piece, Cold Shrink joint for in-line and
cross bond applications with different re-jacketing
and grounding options
Application:
145 kV voltage class
Cable insulation OD range: 57mm – 86mm ( working on 93mm)
Solid Dielectric (XLPE or EPR) insulated cables
In-line and cross bond design available
Features:
One piece Cold Shrink joint body
No special tool required for installation
Shear bolt or crimp connector included
Connectors for round compacted or round segmented cable available
Flexible design accommodates different shielding and cable re-
jacketing systems
Re-jacketing with Cold Shrink, heat shrink or resin filled enclosure
Metal housing
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3M Cold Shrink Joint SS 145-II and SC 145-II
Installation Components
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3M Cold Shrink Joint SS 145-II
Key steps of installation
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Or Heat Shrink Re-Jacketing
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TG D/S – II and TD D/L – II 123 kV GIS Termination
Description:
Pre-molded “dry-type” GIS termination for gas-insulated
switchgears and transformers
Stress Spring
Cone Application:
Connection
Spring
Epoxy 123 kV voltage class (in progress of testing 145 kV)
Assemblin Cable insulation OD range: 57mm – 79mm
Insulator
gs
Flange Solid Dielectric (XLPE or EPR) insulated cables
Standard
Features:
Parts
O-rings One piece silicone rubber push-on stress cone
Dry design for gas insulated applications
Tapes TG D/S – II short interface
Inlet
Funnel TG D/L – II long interface
Copper Re-
Funnel jacketing
Tube
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TG145 Type test at KIT
Installation of the test loop
Plug installation
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TG145 Type test at KIT
Installation of the test loop
Plug installation
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TG145 Type test at KIT
Installation of the test loop
Installation steps TG145
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TG145 Type test at KIT
Installation of the test loop
Insulator
GIS or
Transformer
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New Development Projects
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New Development Activities
145 kV Class Cold Shrink Dry Termination
- Simplified installation 145 kV class dry termination with cold shrink delivery
system
- Range of cable insulation OD coverage up to 100 mm
- For new installation and replacement applications
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Applications
New Construction:
• Substation
• Riser Poles
• Moves of relocation
Benefits
Eliminates fluids / Easy installation (cold shrink)
Minimizes replacement cost – minimal cable preparation
Key Drivers
Underinvestment in the Aging Infrastructure
Deteriorating Margins for Centralized Generation
Revenue Erosion
Extreme Weather
Increasing Regulation
Incessant Pressure on Customer Satisfaction
Increasing Distributed Generation
Source: Interview with Jill Feblowitz, VP, Energy Insights
IntelligentUtility.com, March 18, 2014
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Vision
Our Vision
• Vision
• Overall Grid Automation Update (WE & US)
• 3M Medium Voltage Underground Sensored Cable Accessories Product
Overview
• 3M Medium Voltage Sensored Jumper Overhead Applications
• Best Practice – Westar / Industrial location / BGE (Sensored Jumper / CVR)
• Resources – People (lab/marketing/sales), Literature, Website
• New Developmental Technologies – Underground Communication /
Environmental Sensing
• Q&A
Source: ENEL presentation at Wonewok Source: California ISO Demand Response and Energy Efficiency Roadmap, D
Current Accuracy
• ±1% during normal operation*
• ± 5% during fault current or open circuit condition*
Phase Angle
• Phase displacement
• ± 0.5% at rated voltage in standard frequency range*
*Accuracy is Temperature dependent. Refer to the Sensored Termination Datasheet for more information.
Utility Challenge: How do I transform my grid to an intelligent grid economically and with minimal risk?
Value Proposition: Enabling grid-wide measurements economically through reliable products from a trusted
supplier.
Our differentiation: Accuracy, Retrofit, Analog signal, Product reliability, Brand
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3M Medium Voltage Underground Sensored Cable Accessories
Sensored Sensored Sensored Real-time measurements at nodes throughout MV
Termination Separable Jumper distribution system
Different Equipment
Interface
Same Embedded
Sensing Technology
• Sensored Termination & Plug-in products developed for ENEL Distribuzione (Italy)
• Transferrable Sensor Technology across different types of accessories
Same sensing
technology:
High Accuracy
Sensor Cable
V & I Sensors
Outputs
• Product under development for Baltimore Gas & Electric’s CVR program
• Equipment agnostic high accuracy data acquisition solution
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Features Benefits
High Accuracy Analog Voltage and Current Economically feasible solution for deployment
Output throughout the system
Ability to capture higher order harmonics Provides data to support Efficiency, Reliability
Sensors pre-calibrated. No field calibration and Asset Management Applications
required Enables system visibility to reduce operations
External power source not required and maintenance cost in system
Quick & Easy installation
No modification to network interface
Source : http://en.wikipedia.org
Sensor Signal
Localized Communication/Response
Source : www.selinc.com
Source : winerytechnologies.com
Utility Savings
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FDIR (Fault Detection Isolation & Restoration)
Old Installation
3M Sensored Jumper
3M Sensored Jumper
• www.3M.com/grid
• Brochure
• Data Sheet
• Sell Flyer
• White Paper
• Technical / Lab Support
• LiveFront Sample
• Testimonials
Electric utility faults are difficult, expensive, time consuming and dangerous to repair
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Manhole Environment Monitoring
• Vision
• 3M Grid Automation Update (WE & US)
• 15kV Sensored Cable Accessories
• Best Practice – BGE (Sensored Jumper / CVR)
• Sensored Jumper Overhead Applications
• Product Update – Horizon 1.5 Design (Carl Wentzel – Lab)
• Underground Sensing, Local Analytics and Communication
• Algrothmic Control Concepts
• Resources – People (lab/marketing/sales), Literature, 600amp
Website
Our Vision