Abstract
Sellafield is a large nuclear fuel reprocessing and associated waste management plant utilising 11 kV (HV) and 415V (MV)systems in 55 substations to distribute a power demand of approximately 50 MW. Until 1985, the HV and MV distribution systems were controlled from a central control room using conventional discrepancy switches on a hard-wired mimic. During 1985, the hard-wired system was replaced with acomputer-based telecontrol system to cope with the envisaged distribution system expansion due to the construction of major new plants. The telecontrol systemis currently controlling approximately 245 HV and 360 MV circuit breakers
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