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Application of 10kV Reclosers and Sectionalizers in Rural Distribution Networks
1 Current Grid StatusWith the continuous deepening of rural power grid transformation, the health level of rural grid equipment is constantly improving, and power supply reliability basically meets user needs. However, regarding the current grid status, due to funding constraints, ring networks have not been implemented, dual power supplies are unavailable, and lines adopt a single radial tree-like power supply method. This resembles a tree trunk with many branches—meaning the lines have numerou
12/11/2025
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Chinese Grid Technology Reduces Egyptian Power Distribution Losses
On December 2nd, the South Cairo distribution network loss reduction pilot project in Egypt, led and implemented by a Chinese power grid company, officially passed the acceptance inspection by the South Cairo Electricity Distribution Company of Egypt. The comprehensive line loss rate in the pilot area decreased from 17.6% to 6%, achieving an average daily reduction of lost electricity of approximately 15,000 kilowatt-hours. This project is the first overseas distribution network loss reduction p
12/10/2025
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Application of Bidirectional Automatic Voltage Regulators in Mountain Distribution Networks
1. OverviewMountain distribution networks are equipped with numerous small hydropower stations, most of which are run-of-river stations without regulation capacity. These stations are connected to the same line as electrical loads, bringing certain negative impacts on power grid operation. The most prominent issue among them is the voltage quality problem. During the wet season, small hydropower stations generate electricity to the grid, and the failure to achieve local power balance leads to el
11/26/2025
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Application of SVR Feeder Automatic Voltage Regulators in Rural Distribution Networks
1. IntroductionIn recent years, with the steady and rapid development of the national economy, electricity demand has grown significantly. In rural power grids, the continuous increase in load, combined with irrational distribution of local power sources and limited voltage regulation capabilities in the main grid, has resulted in a considerable number of 10 kV long feeders—particularly in remote mountainous areas or regions with weak grid structures—whose supply radius exceeds national standard
11/25/2025
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MVDC: Future of Efficient, Sustainable Power Grids
The Global Energy Landscape Is Undergoing a Fundamental Transformation toward a "fully electrified society," characterized by widespread carbon-neutral energy and the electrification of industry, transportation, and residential loads.In today’s context of high copper prices, critical mineral conflicts, and congested AC power grids, Medium-Voltage Direct Current (MVDC) systems can overcome many limitations of traditional AC networks. MVDC significantly enhances transmission capacity and efficienc
10/21/2025
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Tuning Method for Measuring Ground Parameters of Arc Suppression Coil Grounded Systems
The tuning method is suitable for measuring the ground parameters of systems where the neutral point is grounded via an arc suppression coil, but not applicable to ungrounded neutral point systems. Its measurement principle involves injecting a current signal with continuously varying frequency from the secondary side of the Potential Transformer (PT), measuring the returned voltage signal, and identifying the system's resonant frequency.During the frequency sweeping process, each injected heter
07/25/2025
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What is Electrical Grid?
DefinitionAn electrical grid, also known as a power grid, is defined as a comprehensive network that integrates power generation, transmission, and distribution units. Its primary function is to facilitate the transfer of electrical power from power generation sources to end - users. A substantial amount of electricity is transmitted from power generation stations to load centers at voltages of 220kV or even higher. The network composed of these high - voltage transmission lines is referred to a
05/10/2025
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Single Line Diagram of 11kV Substation
A substation supplies energy to the local area where the power lines are located. Its primary function is to gather the high - voltage energy transmitted from the generating station and then step down the voltage to a suitable level for local distribution. Additionally, it provides facilities for switching operations.There are two main types of substations. One is the simple switching - type substation, which is responsible for establishing different connections between transmission lines. The o
03/14/2025
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Advantages of 3 Phase Over Single Phase System
A three - phase system features three live conductors, supplying 440V power to large consumers. In contrast, a single - phase system has only one live conductor and is mainly used for domestic applications. Here are the key advantages of a three - phase system over a single - phase system:Higher RatingThe rating, or output, of a three - phase machine is approximately 1.5 times that of a single - phase machine of the same size.Constant PowerIn single - phase circuits, the power delivered is pulsa
03/05/2025
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What safety systems prevent grid-tied inverters from feeding power during grid outages?
Safety Systems to Prevent Grid-Tied Inverters from Supplying Power During Grid OutagesTo prevent grid-tied inverters from continuing to supply power to the grid during outages, several safety systems and mechanisms are typically employed. These measures not only protect the stability and safety of the grid but also ensure the safety of maintenance personnel and other users. Below are some common safety systems and mechanisms:1. Anti-Islanding ProtectionAnti-islanding protection is a critical tec
01/14/2025
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