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Technical Proposal: CT Reliability Enhancement Solution Based on Hybrid Gas Insulation

Application Scenario:​ Extreme cold regions (-40°C environment), environmentally stringent projects (e.g., Nordic wind power grid connection stations)

Core Goal:​ Enhance long-term reliability of Current Transformers (CTs) within Gas-Insulated Switchgear (GIS) while meeting low-carbon environmental requirements.

I. Insulation Medium Optimization: SF₆/N₂ Hybrid Gas Technology

  • Parameter - Solution Design
    • Gas Ratio:​ SF₆ (80%) + N₂ (20%) mixture
    • Insulation Strength:​ At 20°C & 0.5MPa, insulation strength ​>85% of pure SF₆
    • Environmental Performance:​ GWP (Global Warming Potential) reduced by 70%, significantly lowering greenhouse gas impact
    • Low-Temperature Suitability:​ Hybrid gas liquefaction point ≤ -60°C, ensuring ​no liquefaction risk​ at ​-40°C​ in extreme cold environments

II. Anti-Partial Discharge Shielding Design

  • Structural Innovation:
    1. Epoxy Resin Casting:
      • CT coils manufactured using vacuum casting process, epoxy resin filling rate >99.9%, eliminating internal voids.
    2. Equipotential Metal Shielding Mesh:
      • Zinc-plated copper mesh added to the outer layer of the casting body, maintained at equipotential to the CT primary conductor.
      • Eliminates surface electric field distortion and suppresses partial discharge.
  • Performance Validation:
    • PD (Partial Discharge) level <5 pC (per IEC 60270 standard)
    • Passed -40°C thermal cycling test, with no risk of insulation cracking.

III. Dynamic Temperature Rise Control System

  • Intelligent Control Architecture:
    Sensor Layer → Control Layer → Execution Layer
    PT100 Temp Sensors → GIS Monitoring System → Fan Speed Control Module
  • Function Implementation:
    • Real-time Monitoring:​ Built-in PT100 probes (±1°C accuracy) locate CT hotspot temperatures.
    • Active Cooling:​ Automatically activates GIS fan arrays when temperature rise exceeds threshold (e.g., ΔT >40K).
    • Energy Efficiency Optimization:​ Fan power dynamically adjusted based on demand, reducing wasted energy.

IV. Key Technical Advantage Comparison

Indicator

Traditional SF₆ CT

​This Solution: Hybrid Gas CT

Insulation Lifetime

25~30 years

​>40 years

GWP Value

100% (SF₆=23,900)

Reduced by 70%

Low-Temp Reliability

Prone to liquefaction at -30°C

Stable operation at -40°C

Partial Discharge Control

10~20 pC

<5 pC

V. Scenario Adaptability Validation

  1. Extreme Cold Wind Power Scenario (Nordic):
    • Passed -40°C /72h cold start test; CT ratio error ≤ ±0.2%.
    • Optimized Pressure-Temperature curve for hybrid gas prevents excessive pressure drop at low temperatures.
  2. Environmental Compliance:
    • Complies with EU F-gas Regulation (No.517/2014) restrictions on SF₆ usage.
    • Life cycle carbon footprint reduced by 52% (per ISO 14067 standard).

07/10/2025
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