
Ania nga solusyon nagfokus sa usa ka ultra-fast short-circuit current limiting device, gihimo aron matubag ang kasagaran nga problema sa pagdako sa short-circuit currents ug matiyak ang kalambigitan sa power grids ug equipment.
1.1 Core Features
1.2 Core Advantages
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 No.  | 
 Key Question  | 
 Core Answer  | 
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 1  | 
 Unsa ang peak short-circuit current?  | 
 Ang maximum instantaneous value human sa unang cycle human sa short-circuit fault, resulta sa superposition sa periodic ug non-periodic components. Igihiusa kini og dako nga electromagnetic forces (testing dynamic stability) ug heat (testing thermal stability).  | 
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 2  | 
 Bakit limitahan ang peak short-circuit current?  | 
 Ang peak currents nga mas taas sa rated withstand parameters sa equipment mahimong moguba sa switchgear, circuit breakers, current transformers, ug cable connectors pinaagi sa dako nga electromagnetic forces.  | 
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 3  | 
 Pamuno kung unsaon pag-adapt sa parallel operation of multiple transformers?  | 
 Para sa switchgear nga may withstand capability nga 2Ik, sa usa ka system nga adunay apat ka transformers (4Ik) sa parallel, makaya ang perfect adaptation pinaagi sa pag-install og fast current limiters sa gitas nga bus sections (e.g., sa pagitan sa sections 1-2 ug 3-4).  | 
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 4  | 
 Unsa ang tripping criteria? Unsaon pag-iwas sa false trips?  | 
 Ang control unit nag-monitor sa instantaneous current (I) ug rate of current rise (di/dt). Ang trip mag-trigger lang kung parehas sila mag-exceed sa set thresholds. Kini nga dual criterion siguro nga ang tikang nga short-circuit currents lang ang gi-interrupt, ang general faults gibahin sa downstream circuit breakers.  | 
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 5  | 
 Unsaon ang maintenance human sa operation?  | 
 Ang core operating component (conductive bridge) may modular design ug mahimong ibalik sa repair. Ang kinahanglan ra i-replace mao ang internal conductive core, inductive filler, ug parallel fuses; ang uban pang mga komponent reusable, makapahinayog sa kaayo ka gamay nga maintenance costs.  | 
3.1 Core Function
Nag-detekta ug nagsugyot sa sayop sa initial rising stage of short-circuit current (within 1ms), efektibo nga natigom ang damage sa power equipment tungod sa insufficient dynamic ug thermal stability. Perfectly nag-compensate sa inherent limitations sa traditional circuit breakers—"slow to act and unable to suppress the first half-wave peak current."
3.2 Comparative Advantages
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 Comparison Object  | 
 Advantage Details  | 
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 Traditional Circuit Breakers  | 
 Ang breakers mag-operate sa tens of milliseconds aron interrupt, dili makaputli sa impact sa unang peak current. Kini nga limiter nag-responde sa 1ms, nagsugyot sa actual peak short-circuit current sa mas gamay nga level.  | 
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 Current-Limiting Reactors  | 
 Nag-iwas sa voltage drop, active losses (copper losses), ug reactive losses associated sa reactors sa continuous operation. Ug nag-iwas usab sa generator regulation issues resulta sa integration sa reactor.  | 
3.3 Applicable Scenarios
4.1 Overall Composition
Ang three-phase AC system fast current limiter gisangpot sa:
4.2 Key Component Details
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 Component Name  | 
 Composition / Features  | 
 Key Parameters / Rules  | 
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 Conductive Bridge Base  | 
 Includes mounting plate, insulators, pulse transformer, ug connectors with quick couplings  | 
 - Rated current ≥2500A ug voltage 12/17.5kV: Bolted connections.  | 
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 Conductive Bridge  | 
 Conductive core ug inductive filler encapsulated in an insulating cover  | 
 Upon tripping, ang inductive filler mag-trigger, driving the conductive core to break rapidly at its pre-cut; current then transfers to the parallel fuse.  | 
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 Matching Current Transformer  | 
 Bushing or block type, series-connected in the main circuit  | 
 Features a gapped core (high overcurrent factor, low remanence) ug shielded primary/secondary windings (low impedance) to ensure measurement accuracy ug speed.  | 
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 Control Unit  | 
 Includes power supply, control, indication, ug anti-interference units  | 
 - Dimensions: 600mm (W) × 1450mm (H) × 300mm (D); weight: 100kg.  | 
5.1 Core Composition
Ang device essentially an intelligent parallel combination of two components:
5.2 Operation Sequence
5.3 Auxiliary Units
6.1 Testing Requirements
Regular functional testing is required, which can be executed by users or ABB service engineers.
6.2 Dedicated Equipment
7.1 Supply Models
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 Model Type  | 
 Applicable Scenarios  | 
 Core Configuration  | 
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 Discrete Components  | 
 For installation in existing switchgear  | 
 3 bases + 3 conductive bridges + 3 CTs + 1 control unit  | 
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 Drawout Cabinet  | 
 For metal-clad switchgear  | 
 Conductive bridges mounted on withdrawable carts (with isolating switch function); CTs fixed; control unit installed in the low-voltage compartment  | 
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 Fixed Cabinet  | 
 - For 12/17.5/24kV systems  | 
 All components fixed inside the cabinet. For 36/40.5kV systems, the control unit is often installed in a separate control box.  | 
7.2 Key Technical Parameters (Example: Discrete Components)
Note: ¹ indicates forced air cooling is required; compatible with 50/60Hz frequency.
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 Technical Parameter  | 
 Unit  | 
 12kV  | 
 17.5kV  | 
 24kV  | 
 36/40.5kV  | 
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 Rated Voltage  | 
 V  | 
 12000  | 
 17500  | 
 24000  | 
 36000/40500  | 
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 Rated Current  | 
 A  | 
 1250-5000¹  | 
 1250-4000¹  | 
 2500-4000¹  | 
 1250-3000¹  | 
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 Rated Short-Circuit Breaking Current (Max.)  | 
 kA RMS  | 
 210  | 
 210  | 
 210  | 
 140  | 
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 Application Scenario  | 
 Core Issue  | 
 Solution Value  | 
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 Parallel System Operation  | 
 Short-circuit current from multiple transformers in parallel exceeds switchgear ratings  | 
 1. Allows reduced system impedance, minimizing voltage drop.  | 
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 Grid-Captive Power Interconnection  | 
 Captive generator operation causes excessive short-circuit current at the common coupling point  | 
 The only rational solution. Can be equipped with directional tripping (requires CT at generator neutral) to ensure operation only for grid-side faults.  | 
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 Bypassing Current-Limiting Reactors  | 
 Reactors in continuous operation cause losses ug voltage drop  | 
 Bypasses reactors during normal operation (zero loss, zero voltage drop); rapidly interrupts during short circuits, diverting current to the reactor for limiting.  | 
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 Selective Application of Multiple Units  | 
 Selective operation required when multiple limiters are installed on multi-section buses  | 
 Uses "current vector sum" criterion to ensure only the limiter closest to the fault operates. Supports up to 5 transformers in parallel (using 4 limiters).  |