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69kV 72.5kV 84kV 88kV Three-phase AC Dead tank type SF6 circuit breaker source manufacturer

  • 69kV 72.5kV 84kV 88kV Three-phase AC Dead tank type SF6 circuit breaker source manufacturer
  • 69kV 72.5kV 84kV 88kV Three-phase AC Dead tank type SF6 circuit breaker source manufacturer

Key attributes

Brand ROCKWILL
Model NO. 69kV 72.5kV 84kV 88kV Three-phase AC Dead tank type SF6 circuit breaker source manufacturer
Rated voltage 72.5kV
Rated normal current 4000A
Rated frequency 50/60Hz
Rated short circuit breaking current 40kA
Series RHD

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

Description

69kV 72.5kV 84kV 88kV Three-phase AC Dead tank type SF6 circuit breaker is suitable for the rated voltage of 66kV, the rated frequency of 50Hz of the high-voltage transmission and transformation system, through the distribution and combined load current, interrupt the fault current, to achieve the control, measurement and protection of the transmission line, the product structure is compact, the area is small, especially suitable for earthquake-prone areas, polluted areas and areas with relatively small space size. The circuit breaker has excellent breaking performance, and the rated short-circuit breaking current can reach 63kA; The product is easy to install and maintain.

Main Features

  • Excellent breaking performance and long electrical life (>20 operations).

  • Long mechanical life (10,000 cycles), reliable operation, frequent operability, low noise, simple structure, and long maintenance-free period.

  • Low center of gravity, suitable for seismic-prone areas.

  • Out-of-step breaking capability, usable as a tie circuit breaker.

  • Configurable built-in CTs per user requirements, with up to 15 current transformers for measurement or protection.

System Architecture

The gas-insulated metal composite combined electrical appliance (HGIS) is composed of several standard functional modules, such as circuit breaker GCB (single and double busbars), isolation-grounding switch TPS, voltage transformer PT, current transformer CT, etc. These modules have the same interface form and size. Various modules can be combined to meet the design and layout requirements of various substations.

Single-busbar single-isolation scheme

Single-busbar double -isolation scheme

 

Main characteristics:

electrical

 Voltage Ratings: 3.6kV, 4.76kV, 7.2kV, 8.25kV, 11kV, 12kV, 13.2kV, 13.8kV, 15kV, 15.5kV, 17.5kV, 22kV, 22.9kV, 24kV, 25.8kV, 27kV, 33kV, 36kV, 38kV, 40.5kV, 44kV, 60kV, 63kV, 66kV, 69kV, 88kV, 115kV, 123kV, 125kV, 126kV, 132kV, 138kV, 145kV, 150kV, 170kV, 184kV, 204kV, 220kV, 225kV, 230kV, 245kV, 275kV, 330kV, 345kV, 400kV, 765kV, 800kV with a rated short-circuit breaking current of 50kA or 63kA, and we offer customization services.

Item Unit Parameters
Rated maximum voltage kV 72.5
Rated maximum current A 1600/2500/3150/4000
Rated frequency Hz 50/60
1min Power frequency withstand voltage kV 185
Lightning impulse withstand voltage kV 450
First open pole factor
1.5/1.5/1.3
Rated short circuit breaking current kA 25/31.5/40/50/63
Rated short - circuit duration s 4/3
Rated out - of - phase breaking current
10
Rated cable charging current
10/50/125
Rated peak value withstand current kA 80/100/125
Rated making current (peak) kA 80/100/125
Creepage distance mm/kV 25 - 31
SF6 gas leakage rate (per year)
≤1%
Rated SF6 gas pressure(20℃ gauge pressure) Mpa 0.5
Alarm/blocking pressure(20℃ gauge pressure) Mpa 0.45
SF6 annual gas leakage rate
≤0.5
Gas moisture content Ppm(v) ≤150
Heater voltage
AC220/DC220
Voltage of control circuit DC DC110/DC220/DC230
Voltage of energy - store motor V DC 220/DC 110/AC 220/DC230
Applied standards
GB/T 1984/IEC 62271 - 100

mechanical

Name unit Parameters
Opening time ms 27±3
Closing time ms 90±9
Minute and conjunction time ms 300
Together--ivide the time ms ≤60
Simultaneity of opening ms ≤3
Closing simultaneity ms ≤5
Moving contact stroke mm 150+2-4
Contact contact stroke mm 27±4
Opening speed m/s 4.5±0.5
Closing speed m/s 2.5±0.4
Mechanical life times 6000
Operation sequence
O - 0.3s - CO - 180s - CO
Note: The opening and closing speed and time are the characteristic values of the circuitbreaker when it is single divided and closed under rated conditions. The closing speed is theaverage speed of the moving contact from the rigid closing point to 10 ms before closing, andthe opening speed is the average speed of the moving contact within 10 ms from the justequinox to 10 ms after the separation.

Product use environment

  • Place of use: outdoor.

  •  Ambient air temperature: -40℃~ +40℃

  • Altitude: no more than 1000m.

  • Air pollution level: Class IV.

  • Wind pressure: not more than 700Pa (equivalent to wind speed 34 m/s).

  • Earthquake level: no more than 9 degrees.

  • Relative humidity: the average daily relative humidity is not more than 95%; The average monthly relative humidity is not more than 90%.

Note: When the use conditions of the circuit breaker exceed the above provisions, it shall be determined by the user and the manufacturer through negotiation.

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FAQ
Q: How to choose the voltage level of high-voltage sulfur hexafluoride circuit breaker?
A:

1. Select the circuit breaker corresponding to the voltage level based on the power grid level
The standard voltage (12/24/40.5/72.5/126/170/245/363/420/550/800/1100kV) is matched with the corresponding nominal voltage of the power grid. For example, for a 35kV power grid, a 40.5kV circuit breaker is selected. According to standards such as GB/T 1984/IEC 62271-100, the rated voltage is ensured to be ≥ the maximum operating voltage of the power grid.
2. Applicable scenarios for non-standard customized voltage
Non standard customized voltage (11/22/44/52/132/230/275/300/345/400/380/765kV) is used for special power grids, such as the renovation of old power grids and specific industrial power scenarios. Due to the lack of suitable standard voltage, manufacturers need to customize according to power grid parameters, and after customization, insulation and arc extinguishing performance must be verified.
3. The consequences of selecting the wrong voltage level
Choosing a low voltage level can cause insulation breakdown, leading to SF leakage and equipment damage; Choosing a high voltage level significantly increases costs, increases operational difficulties, and may also result in performance mismatch issues.

Q: What are the core differences between live tank circuit breakers and tank circuit breakers?
A:
  1. The core differences between porcelain column circuit breakers and tank circuit breakers—two main structural types of high-voltage circuit breakers—lie in six key aspects.
  2. Structurally, porcelain column types are supported by porcelain insulation pillars, with open-layout components like arc extinguishing chambers and operating mechanisms. Tank types use metal-sealed tanks to encapsulate and highly integrate all core parts.
  3. For insulation, the former relies on porcelain pillars, air, or composite insulating materials; the latter combines SF₆ gas (or other insulating gases) with metal tanks.
  4. Arc extinguishing chambers are mounted on the top or pillars of porcelain columns for the former, while built inside metal tanks for the latter.
  5. In application, porcelain column types suit outdoor high-voltage distribution with a dispersed layout; tank types adapt flexibly to indoor/outdoor scenarios, especially space-constrained environments.
  6. Maintenance-wise, the former’s exposed components enable targeted repairs; the latter’s sealed structure reduces overall maintenance frequency but requires full inspections for local faults.
  7. Technically, porcelain column types offer intuitive structure and strong anti-pollution flashover performance, while tank types boast excellent sealing, high SF₆ insulation strength, and superior resistance to external interference.
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Company overview
Workplace: 108000m²m² Total staff: 700+ Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
Workplace: 108000m²m²
Total staff: 700+
Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000
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Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales
Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Electric transformer
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