Conducting the qualifying stage of the international CASE-IN championship at BNTU

March 27, 2019 years in the assembly hall BNTU Technopark The qualifying stage has ended The International Electric Power Industry Case-In Championship and the performance of the participants of the Salute of Ideas contest.

Students of the Department of Electrical Systems, BNTU Faculty of Physics and Technology performed as part of the Salute of Ideas competition.: Victor Dyurov and Artem Titov.

In the qualifying stage Electric Power Industry Leagues The teams took an active part Faculty of Energy Belarusian National Technical University (Minsk) and Belarusian State University of Transport (Gomel). The participants received the case just 10 days before the qualifying stage. The performance of the team was supposed to last no more than 6 minutes. The presentation was supposed to contain a maximum of 10 slides.

It was necessary to analyze the current and prospective balances of capacity and electricity at the Yamal-LNG industrial site. It is necessary to propose a scheme for the operation and development of the plant's external power supply system in the short, medium and long term, taking into account the construction and commissioning of new plant lines. It is also necessary to take into account the possible prospective construction of new power plants and industrial consumers for the period until 2035, consider the possibility of connecting them to work in parallel with a Single energy System.

1. The participants needed to connect the Western and Central Energy districts of the energy system of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) to the UES of Russia, in connection with the inclusion of the Western and Central Energy districts of the energy system of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia ) to work in parallel with the UES of the East, as well as in connection with the assumption of the functions of JSC SO UES for managing energy facilities in the new part of the UES of Russia, the extension to the connected energy districts of the energy system of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) of the uniform principles of technical policy adopted by PJSC ROSSETI and in connection with the transfer of 220 kV facilities to the Western and Central Energy Districts of the Republic Sakha (Yakutia) to the balance sheet of FGC UES PJSC and their acceptance into the maintenance area of the MES of the East:
2. To characterize the current complex of diagnostic systems for power transformers and power transmission lines,
   used at the facilities of the Ministry of Energy of the East. To determine the effectiveness of the current diagnostic system for power transformers and power transmission lines of the MES of the East, to identify its advantages and disadvantages. To determine the need to use additional and new diagnostic tools and systems for power transformers and power transmission lines.
3. To develop and justify a schedule for retrofitting the existing complex of diagnostic systems for power transformers and power transmission lines of the Ministry of Energy of the East with new and/or additional diagnostic tools and systems.
4. To list promising areas for the development of diagnostic systems for power transformers and power transmission lines to improve the quality of management of the technological equipment fleet of the Ministry of Energy of the East.
   Give examples of solving the assigned tasks.
5. To evaluate the impact of the use of diagnostic tools for power transformers and power transmission lines on the energy efficiency of the electric energy transportation process in the electric networks of FGC UES PJSC - MES of the East. Specify diagnostic technologies and measures for their application (technical, organizational) to maximize the energy efficiency of the transmission and distribution of electrical energy. Provide a calculation of the amount of savings achieved. 

It is important to understand that the case could have a large number of alternative solutions, none of which is unambiguously correct or unambiguously incorrect. The decisive importance remained for the technical competence of the participants, the logic of the decision, the quality of the design and presentation. The participants were students of the following departments:

• Electrical Systems, BNTU Faculty of Economics: Viktor Dyurov, Roman Tambourine, Flerko Mark, Mikhail Chumachenko, Verkasa Roman;
• "Economics and Organization of Energy", BNTU Faculty of Economics: Rusetskaya Maria;
• "Locomotives", MF BelGUT: Zaitsev Stepan, Alexander Kuptsov, Saskevich Evgeny, Tanana Evgeny.

The Dean of the Faculty made a welcoming speech to the participants of the championship Ponomarenko Evgeny Gennadievich, and the Deputy Dean of the EF Migutsky Igor Evgenievich, Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics Bladyko, Yuri Vitalievich.

The experts were:

• Belko Andrey Igorevich, engineer of the modes service of RUE "ODU", finalist of Case-In 2017;
• Popkova Nadezhda Alekseevna, trainee lecturer at the Department of Electrical Systems of the BNTU Faculty of Physics and Technology;
• Podolskaya Valeria Nikolaevna, Assistant Professor of the Department of "Locomotives" at the Moscow State University of Economics;
• Alexander A. Volkov, responsible for working with students of the Correspondence Department of the Faculty of Economics, Senior lecturer at the Department of Electrical Systems of the Faculty of Economics of the BNTU;
• Mikhalevich Sergey Vasilyevich, Chief Power Engineer of the SU-201 branch of JSC Stroytrest No. 35;
• Dashkovsky Alexey Alekseevich, Engineer of the Department of "Electrical Systems" of the BNTU Faculty of Physics and Technology;
• Zubarev Alexey Alexandrovich, engineer of the Department of "Electrical Systems" of the BNTU Faculty of Physics and Technology.

An online stage awaits the participants of the Case-in championship, which will take place April 26, 2019

Source: BNTU