Kindly look into the following and advise, as I think, it is an unsafe practice.
I have noted the following on an OFFSHORE PETROLEUM PROCESS PLATFORM being constructed with three Gas Turbines, each rated for 17.2 MVA, 11KV, 3Ph, Star connection with NGR (Neutral Grounding Resistor).
As the construction is almost completed, the main switchboard for the turbines, feeders, 11kV/415V transformers, sub distribution boards and associated installations are being commissioned by feeding a temporary 11kV power supply generated by a portable generator rated for 1,25 MVA, 415V and transformed by a step-up transformer rated for 1.5 MVA, 415V/ 11kV (delta/ Star).
The step-up transformer is connected though one of the main the incomers, after disconnecting the cables of the turbine. However, star point of the step-up transformer is not grounded, even though the Main Power System and associated monitoring/ protection system are arranged for “Resistance Grounding”.
I have noted the following on an OFFSHORE PETROLEUM PROCESS PLATFORM being constructed with three Gas Turbines, each rated for 17.2 MVA, 11KV, 3Ph, Star connection with NGR (Neutral Grounding Resistor).
As the construction is almost completed, the main switchboard for the turbines, feeders, 11kV/415V transformers, sub distribution boards and associated installations are being commissioned by feeding a temporary 11kV power supply generated by a portable generator rated for 1,25 MVA, 415V and transformed by a step-up transformer rated for 1.5 MVA, 415V/ 11kV (delta/ Star).
The step-up transformer is connected though one of the main the incomers, after disconnecting the cables of the turbine. However, star point of the step-up transformer is not grounded, even though the Main Power System and associated monitoring/ protection system are arranged for “Resistance Grounding”.