The 10 latest Working Groups created:

• TOR-JWG D2_C6.47_Advanced Consumer-Side Energy-Resource Management Systems (pdf, 151kB)
• TOR-WG C2.40_TSO-DSO Co-Operation – Control Centre Tools Requirements (pdf, 196kB)
• TOR-WG C2.25_Operating Strategies and Preparedness for System Operational Resilience (pdf, 239kB)
• TOR-WG A1.63_Turbo Generator Stator Winding Bushings and Lead Connections – Field Experience, Failures and Design Improvements (pdf, 263kB)
• TOR-WG C3.09_Sustainable corridor management (pdf, 456kB)
• TOR-WG A1.62_Thrust Bearings for Hydropower – A Survey of Known Problems and Root Causes (pdf, 225kB)
• TOR-WG D1.72_Test of material resistance against surface arcing under DC (pdf, 75kB)
• TOR JWG B5_D2.67_Time in Communication Networks, Protection and Control Applications – (pdf, 508kB)
• TOR WG B5.65_Enhancing Protection System Performance by Optimising the Response (pdf, 453kB)
• TOR-WG B3.51 Service continuity guide for the maintenance, repair and extension of HV GIS (pdf, 73kB)

Technical Brochures:

• TB 724 – WG A1.46: Guide on use of premium efficiency IE3 (IEC 60034-30) motors & determining benefits of green house gas emission reduction
• TB 725 – WG A3.29: Ageing high voltage substation equipment and possible mitigation techniques
• TB 726 – WG C6.27: Asset management for distribution networks with high penetration of distributed energy resources
• TB 727 – JWG C4/C6.35/CIRED: Modelling of inverter-based generation for power system dynamic studies
• TB 728 – WG B1.28: On-site Partial Discharge assessment of HV and EHV cable systems
• TB 729 – WG A1.47: Technological feasibility studies for super and ultra premium efficient motors
• TB 730 – WG D1.51: Dry air, N2, CO2, and N2/SF6 mixtures for gas-insulated systems
• TB 731 – WG B2.52: The use of robotics in assessment and maintenance of overhead lines
• TB 732 – JWG C2/D2.41: Advanced utility data management and analytics for improved operation situational awareness of EPU operations
• TB 733 – JWG C2/C6.36: System operation emphasizing DSO/TSO interaction and coordination
• TB 734 – WG B3.38: Management of risk in substations
• TB 735 – WG A2.45: Transformer post-mortem analysis

Nuevamente CIGRE Chile es reconocido internacionalmente. En esta oportunidad, el “paper” preparado y presentado por profesionales del Coordinador, y en representación de nuestro Comité Nacional,  ha sido seleccionado como uno de los mejores trabajos del CIGRE Symposium 2017 en Dublin, Irlanda. El tema del encuentro fue “Experiencing the Future Power System….Today” y se realizó entre el 29 de mayo y 2 de junio.  El trabajo presentado se tituló “Assessment of Energy Storage Systems for Contribution to Flexibility in Electrical Power System with High Level Intermittent Renewables Energy” y fue una labor conjunto de J. Ávalos, J. Araneda, R. Gálvez, D. Guacucano, N. Guenul  y C. Leyton. Este “paper” será publicado en octubre en el CIGRE Science & Engineering.

Lea el documento aquí.