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  1. Workshop on Workshop on Emergency Telecommunications for Disaster Management in Bangladesh sh Emergency Telecommunications for Disaster Management in Banglade Pow er Sector’ Pow er Sector ’s Perspective s Perspective s Perspective Pow er Sector Pow er Sector s Perspective Presented By Presented By Engr. A N M . A N M Obaidullah Obaidullah Engr Sub Divisional Engineer Bangladesh Power Development Board 29th March 2006

  2. Presentation Outline Presentation Outline � � Preamble � � Extent of Major Disaster in Power Sector � � Disaster/Security Plan for Power Sector � � Present Communication System of Power Sector � � PLC Communication System of Western Zone � � PLC Communication System of Eastern Zone � � Existing Optical Fiber Network of Power Sector � � Future Optical Fiber Network of Power Sector � � Microwave System � � Conclusion

  3. Preamble Preamble Bangladesh is identified as a natural disaster prone area in the globe. Due to geographical situation and climate, natural disaster is a common scenario in this country. In comparison with earthquake risk maps of the USA, Bangladesh is comparatively less Seismic than California. For Design purpose, in the coastal area, wind velocity is considered as 250 Km/hour and surge height is 10~15 meter. Mitigation and preparedness is the only way to face the challenges of disaster.

  4. Extent of Major Disaster i Extent of Major Disaster in Pow er Sector Pow er Sector Cyclone In 1988 and in 1991, devastating cyclone damaged the distribution system of Western and Southern Zone of Bangladesh respectively. Small Diesel Power Stations & Power System in offshore islands were completely washed away by storm surge. Flood In 1988 and in 1998, a few number of substations (Ullon, Moulavibazar, etc ) were inundated due to severe flood. Earthquake In 2003, earthquake damaged bushing of the Power Transformer & Transformer itself at Modunaghat Grid Sub Station in Chittagong and damaged School building of Karnaphuli Hydro Power Station at Kaptai.

  5. Disaster /Security Plan for Pow er Sector Disaster /Securi y Plan for Pow er Sector Alert and Warning Phase – � � Designating a focal point for disaster management. � � Set up central / local control room. � � Set up communication with all bases. � � Mobilize manpower, transport, tool and maintain emergency lines. � � Set up standing committee centrally and base level at affected areas. � � Electric lines to shut off to prevent accident. � � Keep ready in stock emergency electrical material. Disaster Phase - � � Run the Control Room round the Clock � � Ensure speedy supply of material Recovery Phase - � � All efforts to restore power supply � � Assess the fund required for restoration and rehabilitation � � Prepare plan for rehabilitation

  6. Present Communication System of Present Communication System of Pow er Sector Pow er Sector � For day to day routine works and system operation Power Sector maintains its own communication system called Power Line Carrier (PLC) Communication using its high voltage transmission lines connecting all the power plants and high voltage sub-stations (230 KV& 132 KV) with the Load Dispatch Center. � The functions include Telecommunication, Tele-protection, Data-transmission, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) , Economic Load Dispatching etc. � The frequency band of the existing PLC communication system is very low (100 Khz to 500 Khz) and its speech band is only 4 Khz. � To overcome the low bandwidth limitation and to expand communication system, installation of optical fiber over high voltage transmission lines throughout the whole country is going on. � Until now about 500 Km optical fiber (single mode) has already been installed around Dhaka and Dhaka to Chittagong route as OPGW (Optical Ground Wire) without having any terminal equipment.

  7. PLC Communication Netw ork of Western Zone PLC Communication Netw ork of Western Zone THAKURGAON 276 22 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 408 LALMONIRHAT 404 35 PURBASADIPUR PAX9/2 SIRAJGANJ 21 344 392 54 360 ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 388 404 400 ULLAPARA 396 388 424 420 RANGPUR SAIDPUR 53 304 316 P 320 284 PAX9/2 20 164 172 32 308 ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 256 328 408 STM-1 STM-1 324 404 312 396 408 PALASHBARI SHAHJADPUR BARAPUKURIA P 31 52 368 36 ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) SHOPHO 400 416 444 448 NOAGAON 440 452 412 396 300 BAGHABARI 252 BOGRA 340 156 464 432 428 33 356 51 30 PAX9/2 420 312 DCS-255 (16/16) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 380 260 280 264 284 RAJSHAHI P NATORE PABNA 296 292 43 42 51 364 404 400 ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 440 388 184 268 364 444 392 376 188 272 152 424 368 44 460 308 PAX9/2 ISHURDI 104 112 TO GHORASAL CHAPAI NAWABGANJ 41 148 P ECS-FX(16/16/16) 160 204 240 316 388 220 P 208 216 232 320 384 BHERAMARA 212 396 152 70 300 172 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 180 328 188 332 BOTTAIL 304 400 71 FARIDPUR ECS-FX(8/8/8) 300 360 83 DCS-255(16/16) P 424 292 304 364 JHENIDAH 72 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 212 340 296 420 MADARIPUR 236 156 224 204 344 83 JESSORE NOAPARA PATUAKHALI DCS-255(16/16) 448 93 83 344 308 PATUAKHALI ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 83 196 376 140 252 284 404 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 204 248 340 312 400 292 BARISAL BHANDARIA KHULNA 112 300 304 CENTRAL 268 420 228 144 60 83 84 280 ECS-FX(8/8/8) P DCS-255 (16/16) DCS-255 (16/16) 168 176 224 P 160 220 MONGLA 180 108 BAGERHAT GOALPARA 352 372 356 92 264 192 276 91 412 PAX9/2 90 408 392 388 ECS-FX(16/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 400 404

  8. PLC Communication Netw ork of Eastern Zone PLC Communication Netw ork of Eastern Zone MANIKGANJ KABIRPUR TANGAIL CHATAK 304 300 324 328 10 18 45 17 420 424 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 312 308 RS ECS-FX(8/8/8) PAX 9/2 324 260 2XTS 316 336 JAMALPUR 35 320 312 DCS-255(16/4) SYLHET NETROKONA 408 336 44 320 332 MIRPUR 36 380 428 432 TONGI 15 ECS-FX(10/8/6) RS 404 12 308 288 300 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 368 396 344 476 464 448 SOPHO (is3030) 408 384 404 332 284 212 416 RAMPURA 144 304 MYMENSINGI 400 400 208 16 FEN.GANJ P/S BASUNDHARA 33 360 276 236 UTTARA 224 40 444 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 81 336 67 480 460 412 424 420 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 312 388 416 264 PABX (China) AMINBAZAR 236 DCS-255(32/24) 152 192 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 62 368 236 248 256 320 296 156 196 SOPHO (is3030) 392 412 228 FENCHUGANJ ULLON 372 P 10 x RS KISHORGANJ 43 468 228 32 13 268 P ECS-FX(12/8/4) 440 KALLAYNPUR 256 ECS-FX(10/8/6) DCS-255(16/8) 180 356 152 364 376 RS 452 JOYDEVPUR 3401/3463 To Ishurdi 2XRS 184 356 348 P SRIMONGOL 352 144 108 164 116 260 316 292 220 360 380 268 232 272 4 2 MANIKNAGAR 172 168 ASHUGANJ 152 GHORASAL 14 ECS-FX(10/8/6) 364 456 464 31 34 340 480 P 488 152 244 204 228 ECS-FX (16/8/8) P 304 352 172 368 136 328 360 P DCS-255(46/16) DCS-255(16/32) MADANGANJ MATUAIL 180 220 316 272 128 6032 Bhulta PABX (China) 10 x RS RS 280 156 240 200 224 332 SHAJIBAJAR 396 416 41 372 To Comilla North 228 128 308 332 356 396 184 392 212 208 SIDDHIRGANJ HARIPUR 296 216 AES HARIPUR 196 192 DCS-255(16/8) 60 460 19 424 432 352 348 69 228 224 484 476 200 108 116 DCS-255(32/32) DCS-255(16/16) DCS-255 (46/24) 340 412 380 364 452 436 480 248 232 388 SHYAMPUR 392 61 ESC-FX(8/8/8) To Ashuganj P 252 236 336 204 436 456 396 360 456 440 488 220 224 320 HASNABAD HASNABAD AES Meghnaghat COMILLA NORTH 276 408 404 268 264 132 230 KV 55 COMILLA (s) 123 kv 472 468 50 244 240 372 368 RS 62 496 51 492 280 284 424 432 DCS-255(16/16) 464 DCS-255 (32/12) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 288 460 192 352 208 ECS-FX(14/8/18) 400 168 100 112 140 292 152 228 CHANDPUR 356 52 396 2XRS 284 CHOWMOHANI Sitalakha FENI 196 53 404 408 63 53 372 368 212 P PABX (China) ECS-FX (8/8/8) ECS-FX (8/8/8) 184 240 164 104 116 144 296 156 244 HATHAZARI 216 420 424 BARAWLIA 188 26 RAOZAN 136 140 27 344 340 72 212 208 ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(14/16/18) DCS-255(16/16) P 268 392 300 284 304 200 220 172 264 272 288 308 P KAPTAI 364 25 368 204 224 180 260 388 304 276 280 ECS-FX(8/8/8) MADANHAT KULSHI 192 368 364 23 28 208 ECS-FX(6/8/10) ECS-FX(8/8/8) 176 212 264 424 Chandragona 240 416 432 444 236 24 BAKALIA ECS-FX (8/8/8) SHAHMIRPUR P 73 71 SOPHO (is3030) SOPHO (is3030) 268 420 HALISHAHAR 412 428 448 29 296 SIKALBAHA COX'S BAZAR 164 156 DOHAZARI 300 356 360 20 21 332 336 22 376 380 ECS-FX(8/8/8) 324 320 392 388 ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) ECS-FX(8/8/8) JULDA 74 SOPHO (is3030)

  9. Existing Optical Fiber Netw ork of the Pow er Sector Existing Optical Fiber Netw ork of the Pow er Sector Ghorashal Ashugonj 4 pair 81 Km 6 Pair 50 Km Hathazari(Chittagong) Meghnaghat Comilla Haripur Feni 6 pair 6 pair 6 pair 70 Km 4 pair 6 4 pair 22 Km 12 Km 58 Km 78 Km 10 Km 6 pair Pylon 213 Hasnabad *Four pairs running all through 24 pair 21 Km Kallyanpur Aminbazar 25 Km 24 pair Tongi Under NLDC project about 1450 Km optical fiber will be installed on the existing transmission lines throughout the whole country by FY 2007.

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