Conference Proceeding

Application of the Concepts of Eco-Design to a Gas Insulated Substation 72.5 kV

AREVA T&D Res. Center, Villeurbanne
06/2006; DOI:10.1109/TDC.2006.1668631 pp.957 - 962 In proceeding of: Transmission and Distribution Conference and Exhibition, 2005/2006 IEEE PES
Source: IEEE Xplore

ABSTRACT Eco-design is a new concept that is emphasized in Europe and that is coming fast to North America, even if the USA has not signed the Kyoto protocol that tries to stop and to reduce the global warming under way. As an illustration of this concern and the current European Directives (as prescribed by the European parliament), this paper describes the efforts of a company to use the new world standards to the design characteristics of a new gas insulated substation (G.I.S.) 72.5 kV. The objective, within the design process, requires that we keep the environmental impact of such substations as low as possible

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Keywords

current European Directives
 
design characteristics
 
design process
 
Eco-design
 
efforts
 
environmental impact
 
European parliament
 
global warming
 
new concept
 
new gas
 
new world standards
 
North America
 
substation
 
substations