Magisterarbeit, 2010
48 Seiten
1. ABSTRACT
2. OVERVIEW
2.1. Energy technical losses in Kosovo
2.2. Energy technical losses in Europe
2.3. Northern Prishtina as a study case
2.3.1. Middle voltage network in SS 110/10(20)kV Prishtina 5
2.3.2. Low Voltage Network in northern Prishtina
2.3.3. SS 35/10kV Besia
3. QUALITY STANDARDS
3.1. Voltage quality regulation in Europe
3.2. Voltage quality regulation in Kosovo
3.3. Technical losses and drop voltages in Northern Prishtina as a study case
4. PREPARATION OF PROJECT AND CONTRACTS
4.1. Simulations with Gredos and Power Factory software
4.2. Data collections
4.3. Contractual arrangements
5. POTENTIAL TECHNICAL DESIGN OPTIONS
5.1. Improve stability in middle voltage network – provide the transition from level of voltage 10kV into 20kV
5.1.1. Upgrade the cross section of the conductors and built lines for reserve supply
5.1.2. Transition from voltage level 10kV into 20kV.
5.2. Improve stability in LVN
5.2.1. Establishing phase symmetry
5.2.2. Rehabilitation of LVN
5.2.3. New SS 20/0.4kV
5.2.4. Compensation of the reactive energy
5.3. Besia SS 35/10kV
5.4. Summary of chapter 5 - priorities
6. DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
6.1. Project supports
6.2. Managerial approaches
6.3. Human Resources and Team Selection
6.4. Training Needs and Security Procedures
6.5. Communication with Internal and External stakeholders
7. RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND BUDGET ESTIMATES
7.1. Identify and mitigate risks
7.1.1. Strengths
7.1.2. Weaknesses
7.1.3. Opportunities
7.1.4. Threats
7.2. Budgeting and cost estimation
8. DESIGN THE EVALUATION OF THE PROJECT
8.1. Determining cost benefit
8.2. Social benefits
8.3. Environmental protection
8.4. Growing interests of businesses
9. DISCUSSIONS, FUTURE WORKS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
9.1. Technical Future Works
9.2. Financial Future Considerations
9.3. Northern Prishtina Recommendations
9.4. Activities in Long Term Plans
9.5. Future Project Selection Criteria
9.6. Recommendations Having Highest Priorities
9.7. Summary
10. References
11. Annexes
This work aims to identify and implement effective technical and managerial methods to improve the power quality and stability of the electrical energy distribution network in the northern Prishtina region of Kosovo. The research addresses the persistent issue of high technical losses and poor power quality by evaluating infrastructure upgrades, network design changes, and the integration of modern grid technologies.
2.3. Northern Prishtina as a study case
In this research, northern Prishtina has been used as a case for analysis. The reasons why northern Prishtina has been chosen as a study case are:
- There is no need to invest in the main supply or substation 110/10(20) kV, because this substation exists. Existing SS has the possibility of transformation from 110/10kV and 110/20kV which is needed for the project.
- The main idea of this research is to promote the transition from level 10kV into 20kV. In Prishtina 5, about 50% of the existing equipment in middle voltage network can work as 20kV
- The structure for studying is more interesting because of its urban and rural areas
- The network in this part of Prishtina looks like ‘a spider network’, due to many air conductors through the roads
- The technical losses in this part of Prishtina are the highest compared to the other areas in Prishtina
The region of northern Prishtina is supplied by substation SS 110/10(20) kV Prishtina 5. This substation supplies about twelve thousands customers. It has sixteen feeders 10kV with 111 SS 10/0.4kV. The northern Prishtina is shown in figure 2.4.
1. ABSTRACT: Provides an overview of the power quality issues in Kosovo and introduces the project's goal to upgrade the distribution network in Prishtina to reduce losses and improve stability.
2. OVERVIEW: Examines the current status of the electrical distribution network in Kosovo and details the specific characteristics of northern Prishtina as a study case.
3. QUALITY STANDARDS: Discusses European and local standards for electrical voltage regulation and analyzes technical losses and voltage drops in the study area.
4. PREPARATION OF PROJECT AND CONTRACTS: Describes the tools used for network simulation, data gathering, and the requirements for contractual arrangements with stakeholders.
5. POTENTIAL TECHNICAL DESIGN OPTIONS: Outlines technical solutions, primarily the transition from 10kV to 20kV and the improvement of the Low Voltage Network, to enhance grid stability.
6. DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT RESOURCES: Focuses on the organizational requirements, managerial approaches, and team selection necessary for executing the project effectively.
7. RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND BUDGET ESTIMATES: Evaluates potential project risks using SWOT analysis and provides budget projections and cost-benefit estimations.
8. DESIGN THE EVALUATION OF THE PROJECT: Explains the expected outcomes, focusing on cost benefits, social advantages, environmental protection, and business development.
9. DISCUSSIONS, FUTURE WORKS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Synthesizes the findings and provides specific technical and financial recommendations for future network development.
Electrical Energy, Distribution Network, Power Quality, Technical Losses, Voltage Regulation, Northern Prishtina, Grid Stability, Infrastructure Upgrades, 10kV to 20kV Transition, Risk Management, Project Management, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Energy Efficiency, KEK, Substations
The work primarily focuses on addressing poor power quality and stability issues in Kosovo’s electrical distribution network, using northern Prishtina as a case study to demonstrate technical and managerial improvements.
Central themes include technical loss reduction, infrastructure modernization, the transition to higher voltage levels (20kV), and the implementation of efficient project management strategies.
The primary objective is to upgrade the existing design of the distribution network to achieve higher reliability, reduce technical losses, and ensure that electrical energy supply meets modern quality standards.
The research employs network simulation using Gredos and Power Factory software, combined with field data collection, SWOT analysis for risk management, and cost-benefit analysis based on technical loss reduction.
The main section covers a detailed assessment of existing network conditions, proposed technical design solutions (such as conductor upgrades and transformer changes), and the management framework required for project implementation.
Key terms include Distribution Network, Power Quality, Technical Losses, Grid Stability, Infrastructure Upgrades, and Project Management.
It was chosen because the existing substation (Prishtina 5) has the capability to support the necessary 110/20kV transformation, and the region exhibits a mix of urban and rural network challenges, making it an ideal pilot for transition.
It is presented as the most effective solution for significantly reducing technical losses and voltage drops in the middle voltage network, allowing a large portion of existing equipment to function more efficiently.
Risks are addressed through a structured SWOT analysis, identifying internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats, followed by management plans to mitigate identified bottlenecks and financial constraints.
Der GRIN Verlag hat sich seit 1998 auf die Veröffentlichung akademischer eBooks und Bücher spezialisiert. Der GRIN Verlag steht damit als erstes Unternehmen für User Generated Quality Content. Die Verlagsseiten GRIN.com, Hausarbeiten.de und Diplomarbeiten24 bieten für Hochschullehrer, Absolventen und Studenten die ideale Plattform, wissenschaftliche Texte wie Hausarbeiten, Referate, Bachelorarbeiten, Masterarbeiten, Diplomarbeiten, Dissertationen und wissenschaftliche Aufsätze einem breiten Publikum zu präsentieren.
Kostenfreie Veröffentlichung: Hausarbeit, Bachelorarbeit, Diplomarbeit, Dissertation, Masterarbeit, Interpretation oder Referat jetzt veröffentlichen!

