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This article combines practical examples to refine the selection logic for 10kV steel tubular poles, discussing clear general rules, design procedures, and specific requirements for use in 10kV overhead line design and construction.Special conditions (such as long spans or heavy ice zones) require additional specialized verifications based on this foundation to ensure safe and reliable tower operation.General Rules for Overhead Transmission Line Tower SelectionThe rational selection of overhead

Application Issues and Handling Measures for 10kV Ring Main Units (RMUs)The 10kV ring main unit (RMU) is a common electrical distribution device in urban power distribution networks, primarily used for medium-voltage power supply and distribution. During actual operation, various issues may arise. Below are common problems and corresponding corrective measures.I. Electrical Faults Internal Short Circuit or Poor WiringA short circuit or loose connection inside the RMU can lead to abnormal operati

High-Voltage Circuit Breakers: Classification and Fault DiagnosisHigh-voltage circuit breakers are critical protective devices in power systems. They rapidly interrupt current when a fault occurs, preventing damage to equipment from overloads or short circuits. However, due to long-term operation and other factors, circuit breakers may develop faults that require timely diagnosis and troubleshooting.I. Classification of High-Voltage Circuit Breakers1. By Installation Location: Indoor-type: Insta

Technical Requirements and Development Trends for Distribution Transformers Low losses, especially low no-load losses; highlighting energy-saving performance. Low noise, particularly during no-load operation, to meet environmental protection standards. Fully sealed designto prevent transformer oil from contacting external air, enabling maintenance-free operation. Integrated protection devices within the tank, achieving miniaturization; reducing transformer size for easier on-site installation. C

10 Prohibitions for Transformer Installation and Operation! Never install the transformer too far away—avoid placing it in remote mountains or wilderness. Excessive distance not only wastes cables and increases line losses, but also makes management and maintenance difficult. Never choose transformer capacity arbitrarily. Selecting the right capacity is essential. If the capacity is too small, the transformer may be overloaded and easily damaged—overloading beyond 30% should not exceed two hours

Maintenance Procedures for Dry-Type Transformers Put the standby transformer into operation, open the low-voltage side circuit breaker of the transformer to be maintained, remove the control power fuse, and hang a "DO NOT CLOSE" sign on the switch handle. Open the high-voltage side circuit breaker of the transformer under maintenance, close the grounding switch, fully discharge the transformer, lock the high-voltage cabinet, and hang a "DO NOT CLOSE" sign on the switch handle. For dry-type trans