Impact on Insulation PerformanceChanges in Insulating Material Properties: AIS voltage transformers rely on air as the insulating medium, and they also contain some solid insulating materials, such as insulating paper and insulating bushings. When the temperature rises, the migration and evaporation of moisture in solid insulating materials like insulating paper will accelerate, resulting in a decrease in the electrical strength of the insulating materials and an increased risk of insulation bre

In 10 kV and 35 kV ungrounded systems, single - phase grounding faults cause minimal current, so protection rarely trips. Per regulations, operation is limited to 2 hours; prolonged undetected faults may worsen, even damaging switches. While the State Grid promotes small - current grounding line selection devices in 110 kV and 220 kV substations, their accuracy remains low, requiring monitoring/operation staff to analyze remote measurements. For ungrounded systems with three - phase 4PT voltage

Hey everyone! I'm James, a professional with over 10 years of experience installing voltage transformers. Today, I want to talk about the selection and installation of Air Insulated Switchgear (AIS) voltage transformers in 66kV outdoor substations.These devices are critical for measurement and protection in power systems. Their proper selection and installation directly affect the safety and stability of the entire electrical grid. With the advancement of smart grid technology, electronic AIS vo

Hey everyone! I’m Echo, and today we’re diving into the application and development of Air Insulated Switchgear (AIS) voltage transformers in 66kV outdoor substations. These devices play a crucial role in power systems, not just for measurement but also for protection and control. As technology advances, they continue to evolve to meet higher performance demands and stricter environmental standards. Let’s take a closer look!ApplicationsVoltage MeasurementOne of the primary task

Hey everyone! I’m Oliver, an experienced electrician with over a decade in the power system industry. Today, we’re diving into a practical topic — what tests are required to ensure an Air Insulated Switchgear (AIS) voltage transformer is qualified? These tests are crucial not only for ensuring the device operates correctly but also for maintaining the safety and stability of the power grid. Let’s get started!1. Visual InspectionFirst Look MattersThe very first step is a v

Hey everyone! I’m Felix, a 10-year veteran in the power system industry. Today, we’re going to dive into an important topic — what are the common failures of Air Insulated Switchgear (AIS) voltage transformers? How do you identify these issues, and how can they be resolved? Let’s get started!1. Insulation DamageThe Problem You Might Encounter：One of the most frequent issues is insulation damage. This typically happens due to aging insulation materials, overvoltage surges,

Current transformers are numerous in substations and are key equipment to ensure the normal operation of the system. If a current transformer fails, it will cause the circuit breaker to trip and may even evolve into a power outage event, which will have an adverse impact on the safe and stable operation of the power grid. Taking an event of the main transformer differential protection operation caused by the failure of the current transformer on the low-voltage side of the main transformer in a

Fault Prevention and Handling of Current Transformers1 Handling of Oil Leakage in Current TransformersOil - immersed current transformers are most prone to oil leakage. Common oil - leakage parts mainly include the secondary outlet box, the upper and lower sealing surfaces of the porcelain sleeve, the oil tank, the base, the oil conservator, and the metal expander.Methods for handling oil leakage: For oil leakage at the secondary outlet box, if the small porcelain sleeve or terminal board is cra

1 Basic Operation RequirementsThe technical parameters of current transformers shall meet the actual operation needs. Carefully check the nameplate of the current transformer to confirm whether its technical parameters meet the requirements. Current transformers for metering must be selected with rated loads and accuracy classes that meet the requirements in accordance with relevant metering standards. The actual load connected to the secondary winding of the current transformer shall be within

1 Role of Current TransformersCurrent transformers are used to sense the magnitude of current and isolate the primary system from the secondary system. The primary winding of a current transformer used in a power system is connected in series in the primary high - voltage system, and the secondary winding is connected to measuring instruments and relay protection devices. It induces the current in the primary high - voltage system and converts it into a low - voltage small current on the seconda