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Title: The ANTARES shoretosite


1
The ANTARES shore-to-site power system and
junction box hub
G. Hallewell Centre de Physique des Particules de
Marseille
2
  • Cable Power Characteristics
  • 3700-4100 VAC 50Hz Imax 9Amperes
  • Single power conductor (1W/km) sea return
  • 9mF cable capacitance compensated by 1.4H
    on-shore self

42 km electro-optical cable (Alcatel) La Seyne ?
ANTARES site laid oct 2001 (Entered into MECMA
August 2004)
3
ANTARES undersea cable (Alcatel URC3 Type 4
(unrepeatered) laid October 2001)
Lightweight Protected
48 Monomode optical fibres in s/steel tube
attenuation 0.18dB/km, dispersion
21ps/nm.km Pressure vault 2 layers steel
armour wires Single Cu conductor (R 1W/km
) Polyethylene insulation
Supplimentary armour
layers for shallow
water /sea entry
tarred
polypropylene strand
jacket
Single Armoured L 12.1km (-422mgtDgt-27m) Shall
ow water
Double Armoured L 1.6km D lt -27m Shallow
water/ beach entry
Light Weight L 17.4 km depth gt -2300m Flat
deep sea bed
Light Weight Protected L
10.2km (-2300mgtDgt-422m) Steep deep sea bed
Total cable weight 88 tonnes
4
Self (1.4 H)
Shore power station
Variable Transformer (Motor-driven shaft)
Lifting Transformer (ratio 1? 8,25)
3f ? 1f conversion
ICABLE
VVariab
VEDF
Inductive Current Monitor
400V From EDF
220V 1f
VCABLE
Shore Electrode
Lower limit 258V
Lower limit 2130V
Sea-Shore cable
Junction Box
240V secondary (1 of 2)
Inductive Current Sensor
500V secondary (1 of 16)
Inductive Current Sensor (1 of 16)
Wet-mateable Connector (1 of 16)
Vel
JB Transformer (ratio 8,5 ? 1) x 16 (ratio 18 ?
1) x 2
Sea Electrode (sender)
5
Self (1.4 H)
Shore power station
Variable Transformer (Motor-driven shaft)
Lifting Transformer (ratio 1? 8,25)
3f ? 1f conversion
ICABLE
VVariab
VEDF
Inductive Current Monitor
400V From EDF
220V 1f
VCABLE
Shore Electrode
Lower limit 258V
Lower limit 2130V
Sea-Shore cable
Junction Box
240V secondary (1 of 2)
Inductive Current Sensor
500V secondary (1 of 16)
Inductive Current Sensor (1 of 16)
Wet-mateable Connector (1 of 16)
Vel
JB Transformer (ratio 8,5 ? 1) x 16 (ratio 18 ?
1) x 2
Sea Electrode (sender)
6
Lower hemisphere clearance gauge
7
Titanium support frame and deployment arm
1m ø Titanium pressure sphere housing
transformer, electronics and fibreoptic routers
Acoustic Beacon(underwater location)
1
3
2
5
4
7
6
9
8
11
10
13
12
15
14
wet-mateable connector (plugged by manned or
remote operated sunmersible)
16
Plugboard with 16 underwater mateable connectors
8
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9
Connection (deck of Castor 02)of 42km undersea
cable, Dec 2002
10
Electro-optic Connector (48 optical fibres, 1
electrical conductor)Manufacturer SeaCon Europe,
Great Yarmouth, UK
Plug underwater cable
Socket junction box
11
Optical fibre connections from entry connector
to Deepsea-mateable output connectors Fibre
Fusion Splicing Positions of Splitters, Casettes
16 DAQ Tx, Rx fibres direct-spliced from 32
fibres in underwater cable
12
Redundant routing of ANTARES global clock(see
also talk of F. Rethore)Each junction box
output receives clock pulse trains from 2
parallel channels
2?16 way splitters in junction box
4 of 48 optical fibres in undersea cable
A
B
A
Output 1
Output 16
B
A
1?2 way splitters
A
B
Shore-based GPS-referenced clock system
13
Submarine hook up (D2500m) to Ocean Design Mk
II Deep Sea-Mateable hybrid electro-optical
connector 16 connectors with 2.5 m cables and
penetrators on J-B
14
Junction Box Slow Control System
  • MAIN JOB JB
    OUTPUT CONTROL
  • (BREAKER OPERATION CURRENT
    MONITORING)
  • System uses 8 of the 48 fibres in the undersea
    cable
  • Based on three control cards built in two
    different technologies.
  • Technology (1)
  • 2 identical cards (A,B) powered from different
    technology (linear, switching) power supplies
  • and
    different 240V secondaries
  • Communicate through 160Mb/s G-links _at_ 1550nm,
  • Agilent HDMP-1022/1024 transmitter/ receiver
    chip set
  • Photon Techno PT5543-13-3-SC laser
    emitter PT6143-155-SC receiver
  • Associated firmware
    embedded in ALTERA 7256S FPGAs.
  • Each card can stream 16-bit digitized data from
    48 internal junction box temperature and humidity
    sensors,
  • breaker status
  • 24bit data at 2.6kHz sampling from a group of 4
    MACC plus inductive current sensors (Mfr
    Hitec, NL).

15
B Card
Sensor Signal Conditioning Card
A Card
Relay Card (output breaker control)
Lambda Power Supplies
G-Links (160Mb/s)
16
Schematic of Secondaries and Breaker Command
Relays
To JB Slow Control ADC Cards
5VDC
Penetrator Output to Interconnecting Link cable
72 L
74 N
RE-PKZ2 Remote Control Block
PKZ2/ZN6 Thermo- Magnetic Breaker
NHI11-PKZ2 Contactor Status Indicator
B20
A40
A20
To JB Slow Control ADC Cards
Threshold 5A
Moeller PKZ2 Contactor
MACC Current Sensor
wire OR
wire OR
RELAY CARD A,B RELAYS 5VDC Coils, piloted
from type A,B SC Cards C RELAYS 5 VDC
Coils, piloted from type C Battery Powered SC
Card
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
A RELAYS
C RELAYS
16 x 500V 2 x 240V secondaries
17
MACC plus Inductive Current Sensors10A full
scale, 10-4 f.s. resolution Mfr Hitec bv,
Hengelo, NL
Re-armable output breakers
18
Upper hemisphere slow control electronics fully
cabled
19
-Energie Sablettes Ctrl Window-
X ! Sabl ctrl Win

X
Vers. 3 oct 03 Entrée variateur (400v typ.) 398
V Temperature dans coffret D 19.3ºC
Start Power and set voltage from data base
Stop Power and Stop Detector
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Todays Date Time Operator COSMO Ueoc2610
Using D1
EDF
Veto Pacha
Ueoc
Ieoc
T amb
Trame
Grille
Contact.
Courant
Variateur
Inductance
Elevateur
3700.0
5.82
17.3
Electrode
Todays Date Time
Pilotage
Butee Basse
20
Sensors in the junction box electronics and
transformer Compartments, read by A, B and
C card
21
3-year time history of sea-bed temperature and
relative humidity in junction box electronics
hemisphere measured with battery-powered C card
22
MACC plus current sensor DSP treatment Iline0,
IMILOM vs date/time (rms values calculated from
single 50 Hz cycles 52 DSP datapoints _at_ 384ms
sampling)
I(A)
Date/time
23
Counting from zero
An advantage of AC distribution can see
(capacitative) currents of unterminated
cables (DSP single cycle rms data)
300m black IL Before Line_0 base connection
April 2005
350m yellow IL Before MILOM base connection
April 2005
Irms(A)
Output 4 Ibkd 700mA Itest0 7,5mA Itest01
10,6mA Itest012 11,9mA
Output 5 ICcab 5,2mA
Output 6 ICcab 3,2mA
Output 7 Ibkd 800mA Itest0 7,7mA Itest01
10,9mA Itest012 11,8mA
24
Self (1.4 H)
Shore power station
Variable Transformer (Motor-driven shaft)
Lifting Transformer (ratio 1? 8,25)
3f ? 1f conversion
VVariab
VEDF
Inductive Current Monitor
400V From EDF
220V 1f
VMEOC
Future extension to the DSP system foreseen for
leakage current detection in the undersea cable
of 250mA (using 24 bit V, I measurements for
V-I phase shift analysis (required precision
0.005) along cable. ? possible early indication
of water infiltration for prompt repair
Shore Electrode
Lower limit 258V
Lower limit 2130V
Sea-Shore cable
Junction Box
240V secondary (1 of 2)
Inductive Current Sensor
V
500V secondary (1 of 16)
Inductive Current Sensor (1 of 16)
Wet-mateable Connector (1 of 16)
Vel
JB Transformer (ratio 8,5 ? 1) x 16 (ratio 18 ?
1) x 2
Sea Electrode (sender)
25
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26
Existing monitors
Required monitors
Inferred monitors
f2
f1
qp/2
V2
V
V
V
q
df
I
I
I
V1
Future extension to the DSP system foreseen for
leakage current detection in the undersea cable
of 250mA (using measurements of change in V-I
phase angle (required precision 0.005) along
cable. ? possible early indication of water
infiltration for prompt repair
27
Implementation
28
Non-Invasive Inductive Current Monitors for JB
Outputs and MEOC Input Current
29
Implementation for connection to ADC via
rectifier
30
240V sec 1 Vrms 186,7V
240V sec2 Vrms 183,1V
Note secondary winding directions reversed
31
Irms (line_0) vs Vrms (240V sec1)
?V240/ ?t 0,45?VEDF/ ?t
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