Application Scenario:
Excessive capacitive charging power in long-distance transmission lines of 500kV substations.
Problem Background:
In long-distance transmission lines rated at 500kV and above, the line-to-ground capacitance effect is significant. When operating under light load or no load, these lines generate substantial capacitive charging power (capacitive reactive power). This excessive power leads to:
To address these issues, high-performance shunt reactors must be installed at key nodes (e.g., at both ends or mid-line 500kV substations) for inductive reactive power compensation, absorbing the excess capacitive charging power.
Core Solution: BKLG-500 Shunt Reactors
For mitigating excessive charging power in 500kV long-distance lines, we recommend employing BKLG-500 oil-immersed shunt reactors with iron cores as the core solution.
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