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Series Reactor
JB5346-1998
3 Replaces JB5346-91
This standard is based on the 1997 standard preparation and revision plan No. 97462002 of the Ministry of Machinery Industry, and the format of the cost standard is reorganized according to the GB/TI.1-1993 standard. The main revisions to this standard are as follows:
1) The rated reactance rate item has been modified, from the original 4.8%, 6%, 12%, (13%) items to 4.5%, 5%, 6%, 12%, 13%2) The rated terminal voltage of the reactor and its related parameter requirements are added according to the rated voltage requirements of the matching parallel capacitor. 3) The original standard specifies the capacitor bank capacity according to the R10 series number system, and then derives the reactor capacity series according to the rated reactance rate. The purpose is to allow manufacturers to meet as many user specifications as possible with as little capacity as possible. However, since the capacity of the capacitor bank and the series spectrum standard of the capacitor unit are not completely consistent, there are difficulties in matching and combining. Even so, it still cannot meet the needs of users with a variety of specifications. Therefore, this revision cancels Table 2 and Table 3 in the original standard and no longer specifies the series specifications of capacity.
4) Due to the cancellation of the series specifications of capacity, it is no longer possible to specify the loss standard value for each capacity in a table form. This revision cancels Tables 6(A), 6(B), 7(A), 7(B), 8(A), and 8(B) in the original standard, gives the loss value calculation formula and specifies the loss coefficient. 5) The allowable deviation of the reactance value is changed from 0~15% to 0+10%. 6) The insulation level is consistent with the GB311 standard, that is, the insulation level of the oil-immersed iron core reactor is the same as that of the oil-immersed power transformer, and the insulation level of the dry-type air-core reactor is the same as that of the busbar support insulator. 7) The content of measuring the reactance value by the bridge method is added. 8) The requirement for conducting the inter-turn insulation test of the outdoor air-core reactor under rain conditions is cancelled. 9) Cancel the steady-state overvoltage clause. Because the conditions for steady overcurrent actually include the requirements for steady-state overvoltage. This standard is proposed and managed by the National Technical Committee for Transformer Standardization. The main drafting units of this standard are: Shenyang Transformer Research Institute, Ningbo Transformer Factory, Xingcheng Special Transformer Factory. Participating drafting units of this standard are: Shenyang Transformer Co., Ltd. General Electric Factory, Baoding Second Transformer Factory, Beijing Electric Power Equipment General Factory, Zhongshan Hetai Electromechanical Factory.
The main drafters of this standard are: Wang Dingyuan and Han Qingheng. Participating drafters of this standard are: Wang Hui, Ge Cheng, He Jianguang, and Shen Wenyang. This standard was first issued in 1991. It was first revised in 1997. Shenyang Transformer Research Institute is responsible for interpreting this standard. 1 Scope
This standard specifies the definition, model and classification, technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, product marking and factory documents, basic content of nameplate, basic requirements for packaging, transportation and storage of series reactors for high-voltage shunt capacitors. This standard applies to series reactors (hereinafter referred to as reactors) in power systems with a voltage level of 666kV that are connected in series with high-voltage shunt capacitor groups to suppress grid voltage waveform distortion. 2 Referenced standards
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. At the time of publication of this standard, the versions shown are valid. All standards will be revised. Parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards. GB 311.1-1997
Insulation coordination of high-voltage power transmission and transformation equipment
Part 1 General principles (eqvIEC76.1-1993)GB1094.1-1996
Power transformer
GB1094.2-1996
GB1094.3-85
GB1094.5-85
GB/T5273-85
GB6450-86
Power transformer
Power transformer
Power transformer
Part 2 Temperature rise (eqvIEC76.2-1993) Insulation level and insulation test (neq1EC76.3-1980) Part 3
Capacity to withstand short circuit (neq1EC76.5-1976) Part 5
Terminals for transformers, high-voltage electrical appliances and bushings (neq1EC518-1975) Thousand-type transformer (eqv1EC726-1982) GB/T 6451-1995
GB/T7328-87
GB/T 10237-88
Technical parameters and requirements for three-phase oil-immersed power transformers (neqDIN42500-1984
Determination of sound level of transformers and reactors (neqIEC
551-1976)
Insulation level and insulation test of power transformers-Air gaps of external insulationIEC 76-3-1-1987)
JB/T 3837-1996
Method for compiling transformer product models
3 Definitions
The following definitions apply to this standard.
3.1 Rated voltage
The rated voltage of the power system to which the circuit in which the reactor is connected in parallel with the capacitor bank is connected, represented by Ucn. 3.2 Rated terminal voltage
The root mean square value of the voltage across one phase winding when the rated power frequency current passes through the reactor. Represented by Un. 3.3 Rated current
The rated current of the capacitor bank connected in series with the reactor. Represented by In. 3.4 Rated capacity
The apparent power of the reactor at the rated power frequency terminal voltage and rated current. Represented by Sn. Rated capacity of single-phase reactor
Rated capacity of three-phase reactor
3.5 Rated reactance
Sn=Un·In
Sn=3Un·In
The reactance value when the reactor passes the rated power frequency current. Represented by Xn. 3.6 Rated reactance ratio
The percentage value of the rated reactance of the reactor to the reactance of the matching parallel capacitor group. Expressed in K. 3.7 Maximum operating current
The maximum operating current root mean square value that the reactor can operate continuously when the temperature rise does not exceed the specified value. 3.8 Maximum short-time current
The root mean square value of the maximum short-time current steady-state component allowed to pass through the reactor within the specified time. Under this condition, the reactor should be able to withstand the corresponding dynamic and thermal stability effects without damage. 3.9 Matching parallel capacitor group
A parallel capacitor group (hereinafter referred to as capacitor group) corresponding to the calculated rated terminal voltage of the reactor and meeting the rated reactance ratio. 3.10 Oil-immersed iron core reactor
A reactor whose core and winding are immersed in insulating oil and whose core column contains non-magnetic gaps. 3.11 Dry air reactor
A reactor whose winding is not immersed in insulating liquid and has no core column. 4 Reactor models and classifications
4.1 Models
Reactor models shall comply with the provisions of JB/T3837. 4.2 Classification
Oil-immersed iron core reactors.
4.2.2 Dry-type air core reactors.
5 Technical requirements
5.1 Conditions of use
5.1.1 Normal conditions of use
Oil-immersed iron core reactors shall comply with the provisions of GB1094.1. Dry-type air core reactors for indoor use shall comply with the provisions of GB6450. Outdoor reactors shall comply with the provisions of GB1094.1. 5.1.2 Special conditions of use
The user shall propose conditions not included in the normal conditions of use in Article 5.1.1 of this standard when inquiring and placing orders, and the supplementary requirements for their ratings and tests shall be negotiated separately.
5.2 Rated value
Rated frequency: 50Hz
5.2.2 Number of phases: single phase or three phase.
Rated voltage: 6, 10, 35, 66kV.
5.2.4 Rated reactance ratio: 4.5%, 5%, 6%, 12%, 13%. 5.2.5 Rated terminal voltage
The rated terminal voltage is calculated according to the following (1): Un=K?N.Ucn..
Where: K
Rated reactance ratio:
Number of capacitors in series per phase;
Ucn——Rated voltage of the matching parallel capacitor, kV. The rated terminal voltage of the reactor and its related parameters shall comply with the provisions of Table 1. Table 1
Matching capacitors
System rated voltage
Rated capacity
Capacitors per phase
Number of series connected
The rated capacity of the three-phase reactor is calculated according to the following formula (2): Sn=K·Qc
Where: Sn-
Rated capacity of the three-phase reactor, kvar: Rated reactance ratio:
Three-phase capacity of the capacitor bank, kvar.
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Rated terminal voltage of reactor
The rated capacity of single-phase reactor is one third of the rated capacity of three-phase reactor. 5.2.7 Rated current
The rated current of single-phase reactor is calculated according to the following formula (3.1): In=Sn/Un...
Where In-
Rated current, A:
Rated capacity of single-phase reactor, kvar:
Rated terminal voltage of reactor, kV.
The rated current of three-phase reactor is calculated according to the following formula (3.2): In=Sn/(3Un)........
Where In
Rated current.A:
Rated capacity of three-phase reactor.kvar:
Rated terminal voltage of reactor, kV.
5.2.8 Rated reactance
The rated reactance of the reactor is calculated according to the following formula (4): Xn=1000Un/In..
Where: Xn
Rated reactance:
Rated terminal voltage, kV
Rated current, A
..(3.1)
.......(3.2)
（2）
Cooling method and temperature rise
Cooling method symbol
When the oil-immersed iron core reactor adopts the oil-immersed self-cooling cooling method, it is indicated by the letters ONAN. When the dry air core reactor adopts the air natural circulation cooling method, it is indicated by the letters AN. 5.3.2 Temperature rise limit under normal use conditions For reactors designed for normal use conditions in accordance with Article 5.1.1 of this standard, when tested in accordance with Article 7.9 of this standard, for oil-immersed iron core reactors, the temperature rise of the core and transformer oil shall not exceed the provisions of Table 2. Windings,
Winding (resistance method)
Top oil (thermometer method)
Oil tank and structural surface
Winding (resistance method)
Temperature rise limit under special conditions
Insulation system temperature
120 (E)
130 (B）
155 (F)
180 (H)
220 (C)
For dry air core reactors, the winding temperature rise shall not exceed the provisions of Table 3. Table 2
Temperature at which adjacent insulating materials are not damaged
The user department should propose this when inquiring and placing orders, and determine it through negotiation. 5.4
In the formula:
Temperature rise limit
The loss value of the reactor at rated power frequency current (converted to 75°C) should comply with the value calculated by formula (5). .....
The loss value of the reactor at rated power frequency current: loss coefficient, see Table 4 for oil-immersed iron core reactors and Table 5 for dry air core reactors. Table 4
Voltage level
Oil-immersed iron core reactors
Rated capacity
The loss value is rounded to zero. The loss value of the air core reactor is calculated based on a single phase. 2
The allowable deviation of the loss value shall not exceed +15%, 5.4.2
Overload capacity
≤500
6, 10
5 (66kV supporting insulation)
Stable overcurrent
The reactor shall be able to operate continuously at the maximum working current of the power frequency current of 1.35 times the rated current. The reactor shall be able to operate continuously when the third and fifth harmonic current contents are both not greater than 35% and the total current root mean square value is not greater than 1.2 times the rated current.
Note: The harmonic current content is based on the fundamental current. The harmonic current content and the total current refer to the values after the reactor is put into operation. When the harmonic current content exceeds the provisions of this article, the
user shall negotiate with the manufacturer.
Oil-immersed iron core reactors should be able to withstand the maximum short-time current of 25
5 times the rated current, and dry-type air core reactors should be able to withstand the maximum short-time current of the reciprocal times of the rated current of the rated reactance, without any thermal and mechanical damage. The dynamic stability requirement time is 0.5s according to Article 2.2 of GB1094.5, verified by test.
The thermal stability requirement time is 2s, verified by calculation according to Article 2.1 of GB1094.5.
Allowable deviation of reactance value
The allowable deviation of reactance value at rated power frequency current is 0
+10%.
For oil-immersed iron core reactors, the difference between the reactance value at 1.8 times the rated power frequency current and the rated reactance value shall not exceed -5%. The current value of each phase of the three-phase oil-immersed reactor shall not exceed 4% of the average value of the three phases. The reactance value of each phase of the dry-type air-core reactor shall not exceed ±2% of the three-phase average value
Insulation level
For ground-mounted reactors, the insulation level shall comply with the requirements of Table 6. Its insulation level shall comply with the requirements of Table 7,
For oil-immersed iron-core reactors installed on insulating scaffolds, Table 6
Power frequency withstand voltage
(dry type) (RMS value) 1min
System rated voltage (RMS value)
System rated voltage (RMS value)
Sound level
Oil-immersed iron-core reactor
Dry air-core reactor
Power frequency withstand voltage (dry type) (RMS value) 1minkv
At rated current,
The sound level of the reactor shall not exceed the requirements of Table 8. Table 8
Rated capacity of reactor
125200
200<315
315<500
500800
8001250
Impact withstand voltage (peak value)
Impact withstand voltage (peak value)
Sound level
5.9 Structure
1250<2000
2000%3150
Outgoing terminals of reactor
5.9.1.1 The outgoing terminals of reactor shall be compatible with the insulation level and the maximum long-term use current, and can be tightly connected to the wires. 5.9.1.2 The outgoing terminals shall comply with the requirements of GB5273 standard. The air gap between the live part of the reactor bushing and the ground and other live parts shall comply with the provisions of GB/T10237, see Table 9. The values in 5.9.2
are the minimum air gap distances for 35kV and 66kV supporting insulation. Table 9
System rated voltage root mean square value
System maximum voltage root mean square value
Minimum air gap
340(250)
630(440)
The technical requirements for oil protection devices, oil temperature measuring devices, oil tanks and accessories of oil-immersed iron core reactors are the same as those of oil-immersed power transformers of corresponding capacity and the same insulation level
Oil-immersed iron core reactors with a capacity of 600kvar and above shall be equipped with pressure relief devices. 6
Test classification
Reactor tests are divided into routine tests, type tests and special tests.
Routine tests
Every product must undergo routine tests before leaving the factory:
The test items include:
Appearance inspection (according to Article 7.1).
Winding DC resistance measurement (according to Article 7.2).
Insulation resistance measurement (according to Article 7.3).
Reactance value measurement (according to Article 7.4).
Loss measurement (according to Article 7.5).
Working voltage withstand test (according to Article 7.6.1).
Winding turn-to-turn insulation test
(according to Article 7.6.2).
Sealing performance test (according to Article 7.7).
Transformer oil test (according to Article 7.8).
Type test
When the reactor encounters one of the following situations,
type test must be carried out.
a) Trial production and identification of new products or old products transferred to the factory for production: b) During normal production, if there are major changes in structure, materials, and processes, which may affect product performance: c) When the product is suspended for a long time and resumed production: d) When the inspection results at the time of leaving the factory are significantly different from those of the last type test. When producing series reactors, it is allowed to select representative specifications for type testing and identification based on capacity and structural characteristics. Type testing includes all items of routine testing, and the following test items should be added. Temperature rise test (according to Article 7.9).
Lightning impulse test (according to Article 7.6.3
).
Oil tank mechanical strength test (according to Article 7.10). 6.3
Special tests
When the user has special requirements, special tests should be carried out after consultation and agreement with the manufacturer. Maximum short-time current test (according to Article 7.12). 6.3.1
6.3.2 Sound level measurement (according to Article 7.11).
7 Test method
7.1 Appearance inspection
Inspect according to the drawings and the requirements of Articles 5.9 and 8.1 of this standard. 7.2 Determination of DC resistance of winding
According to Article 10.2
2 of GB1094.1.
7.3 Determination of insulation resistance
Measured with a 2500V megohmmeter.
7.4 Reactance value measurement
7.4.1 For single-phase oil-immersed iron core reactor, at rated frequency, measure its reactance value when the rated current In and 1.81n are passed through it respectively. 7.4.2 For three-phase oil-immersed iron core reactor, at rated frequency, measure its reactance value when the current (RMS value) of the three-phase winding is equal to the rated current In and 1.8in respectively. 7.4.3 For dry-type air-core reactors, the reactance value is measured at rated frequency by the rated current or other specified current. The bridge method can also be used for measurement. 7.5 Determination of loss value
Measurement is carried out at rated frequency and rated current. Dry-type air-core reactors can be measured by the bridge method. The average value of the three-phase current of the three-phase reactor should be equal to the rated current value. 7.6 Insulation test
The test method shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements of GB311.1. 7.6.1 Power frequency withstand voltage test
The power frequency withstand voltage test of the reactor winding to the ground shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of Table 6 or Table 7 of Article 5.7. The reactor with three-phase six terminals shall also undergo a phase-to-phase power frequency withstand voltage test. 7.6.2 Winding inter-turn insulation test
Since the impedance of the reactor is low, the winding inter-turn insulation test can be carried out by high-frequency induction withstand voltage test. The test voltage is twice the voltage across the winding during the short-time current test or the voltage across the winding during the closing surge current test, and the larger value is taken. The test is usually carried out according to the requirements of GB1094.3. For dry-type air-core reactors, the pulse oscillation test method can also be used. The peak value of the test voltage is the power frequency withstand voltage value in Table 6. The test voltage of outdoor products should be increased by one third. If this test causes unrealistic thermal effects on the tested product, or the capacity and voltage required by the test exceed the capacity of the test station, it can be replaced by a lightning impulse test. The test voltage amplitude is negotiated by the user and the manufacturer. 7.6.3 Lightning impulse voltage test
The test is carried out according to Article 12 of GB1094.3. The voltage application and wave entry method are specified in Table 10, and the values are specified in Table 6 and Table 7.
7.7 Sealing performance test
The oil tank and oil storage cabinet of oil-immersed iron core reactor shall withstand the sealing test of 40kPa pressure, and the test time is 12h, and there shall be no leakage. 7.8 Transformer oil test
It shall be carried out according to the methods and requirements specified in the relevant standards. 7.9 Temperature rise test
The reactor shall be subjected to temperature rise test under the condition of continuous flow of 1.35 times rated current of rated frequency, and the test method shall be carried out according to the requirements specified in Article 5.2 of GB1094.2. 7.10 Oil tank strength test
The oil tank strength test of oil-immersed reactor shall be carried out according to the provisions of GB/T6451, and the oil tank shall be subjected to positive pressure of 50kPa, and no damage or permanent deformation is allowed. 7.11 Sound level measurement
The sound level measurement of reactor shall be carried out according to the method specified in GB/T7328, and the reactor shall be measured at the horizontal plane at 0.3m from the product surface and half the height of the oil tank at the rated frequency and rated current.
7.12 Maximum short-time current test
The test method shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements of GB1094.5. 7.12.1 Unless otherwise specified, the peak value of the first wave of the short-time current shall be 2.55 times the maximum short-time current (root mean square value), the short-time current duration shall be 0.5s, and the test shall be conducted three times.
Note: When the test conditions are difficult, the short-time current duration may be shorter, but not less than 0.15s, after consultation and agreement between the manufacturer and the user. 7.12.2 Criteria for passing the short-time current test a) Repeat the electrical performance items in the routine test and all pass: b) No defects are found in the measurement and hanging inspection during the test (such as obvious displacement, deformation or discharge marks of the coil, connecting wire and supporting structure, etc. c) The reactance value is re-measured after the test, and the difference with the measured value before the test is not more than 2%. 3 Short-time current test of series products
When the design and structure of the reactor are the same, the one with the largest capacity in this series can be selected for testing. The test results are applicable to the reactor products of the same series.
The requirements are carried out.
The heat resistance of the reactor to withstand short-time current should be verified based on calculation. The calculation method and requirements are in accordance with GB1094.5 and GB6450 markings and factory documents
8.1 Nameplate
Each reactor should be equipped with a nameplate that is not affected by the weather and installed in a conspicuous position. The following items should be marked on the nameplate, and the items shown should be firmly engraved.
a) Reactor name;
b) Standard code:
c) Manufacturer name (including country name):
d) Factory serial number:
e) Year and month of manufacturing;
f) Number of phases:
g) Rated frequency, Hz:
h) Cooling method:
i) Installation location (indoor or outdoor):
j) Model:
k) Rated capacity, kvar
I) Rated voltage, kV ;
m) Rated current, A:
n) Reactance value (measured value), Q;
o) Insulation heat resistance grade (dry-type reactor); p) Insulation level:
q) Body weight, kg:
r) Oil weight, kg:
s) Total weight, kg:
8.2 Factory documents
Each reactor should be accompanied by installation and operation instructions, nameplate logo, product certificate, factory test report, product appearance drawing, product disassembly list, etc. Factory documents should be properly packaged to prevent moisture, damage and loss. Packaging, transportation and storage
9.1 Packaging
The packaging of the reactor should ensure that the product and its components and parts will not be damaged during the entire transportation and storage period, and the contact surfaces of each power supply and gas connection shall not be rusted.
9.2 Transportation
The reactor should be kept stable during transportation without serious vibration, turbulence and impact. 9.3 Storage
The reactor should be stored in a dry and ventilated warehouse. The surrounding environment is not allowed to have harmful gases and dust that corrode metals and damage insulation.9 Temperature rise test
The reactor is subjected to temperature rise test under continuous current of 1.35 times rated frequency. The test method is in accordance with the requirements of Article 5.2 of GB1094.2. 7.10 Oil tank strength test
The oil tank strength test of oil-immersed reactor is in accordance with GB/T6451. The oil tank is subjected to positive pressure of 50kPa and no damage or permanent deformation is allowed. 7.11 Sound level measurement
The sound level measurement of the reactor is carried out in accordance with the method specified in GB/T7328. The reactor is measured at rated frequency and rated current, 0.3m away from the product surface and at a horizontal plane half the height of the oil tank.
7.12 Maximum short-time current test
The test method is in accordance with the requirements of GB1094.5. 7.12.1 Unless otherwise specified, the peak value of the first wave of the short-time current shall be 2.55 times the maximum short-time current (root mean square value), the short-time current duration shall be 0.5s, and the test shall be conducted three times.
Note: When the test conditions are difficult, the short-time current duration may be shorter, but not less than 0.15s, after consultation and agreement between the manufacturer and the user. 7.12.2 Criteria for passing the short-time current test a) Repeat the electrical performance items in the routine test and all pass: b) No defects are found in the measurement and hanging inspection during the test (such as obvious displacement, deformation or discharge marks of the coil, connecting wire and supporting structure, etc. c) The reactance value is re-measured after the test, and the difference with the measured value before the test is not more than 2%. 3 Short-time current test of series products
When the design and structure of the reactor are the same, the one with the largest capacity in this series can be selected for the test, and the test results are applicable to the reactor products of the same series.
Requirements shall be met.
The heat resistance of the reactor to withstand short-time current should be verified by calculation. The calculation method and requirements shall be in accordance with GB1094.5 and GB6450 markings and factory documents
8.1 Nameplate
Each reactor should be equipped with a nameplate that is not affected by the weather and installed in a conspicuous position. The following items should be marked on the nameplate, and the items shown should be firmly engraved.
a) Reactor name;
b) Standard code:
c) Manufacturer name (including country name):
d) Factory serial number:
e) Year and month of manufacturing;
f) Number of phases:
g) Rated frequency, Hz:
h) Cooling method:
i) Installation location (indoor or outdoor):
j) Model:
k) Rated capacity, kvar
I) Rated voltage, kV ;
m) Rated current, A:
n) Reactance value (measured value), Q;
o) Insulation heat resistance grade (dry-type reactor); p) Insulation level:
q) Body weight, kg:
r) Oil weight, kg:
s) Total weight, kg:
8.2 Factory documents
Each reactor should be accompanied by installation and operation instructions, nameplate logo, product certificate, factory test report, product appearance drawing, product disassembly list, etc. Factory documents should be properly packaged to prevent moisture, damage and loss. Packaging, transportation and storage
9.1 Packaging
The packaging of the reactor should ensure that the product and its components and parts will not be damaged during the entire transportation and storage period, and the contact surfaces of each power supply and gas connection shall not be rusted.
9.2 Transportation
The reactor should be kept stable during transportation without serious vibration, turbulence and impact. 9.3 Storage
The reactor should be stored in a dry and ventilated warehouse. The surrounding environment is not allowed to have harmful gases and dust that corrode metals and damage insulation.9 Temperature rise test
The reactor is subjected to temperature rise test under continuous current of 1.35 times rated frequency. The test method is in accordance with the requirements of Article 5.2 of GB1094.2. 7.10 Oil tank strength test
The oil tank strength test of oil-immersed reactor is in accordance with GB/T6451. The oil tank is subjected to positive pressure of 50kPa and no damage or permanent deformation is allowed. 7.11 Sound level measurement
The sound level measurement of the reactor is carried out in accordance with the method specified in GB/T7328. The reactor is measured at rated frequency and rated current, 0.3m away from the product surface and at a horizontal plane half the height of the oil tank.
7.12 Maximum short-time current test
The test method is in accordance with the requirements of GB1094.5. 7.12.1 Unless otherwise specified, the peak value of the first wave of the short-time current shall be 2.55 times the maximum short-time current (root mean square value), the short-time current duration shall be 0.5s, and the test shall be conducted three times.
Note: When the test conditions are difficult, the short-time current duration may be shorter, but not less than 0.15s, after consultation and agreement between the manufacturer and the user. 7.12.2 Criteria for passing the short-time current test a) Repeat the electrical performance items in the routine test and all pass; b) No defects are found in the measurement and hanging inspection during the test (such as obvious displacement, deformation or discharge marks of the coil, connecting wire and supporting structure, etc. c) The reactance value is re-measured after the test, and the difference with the measured value before the test is not more than 2%. 3 Short-time current test of series products
When the design and structure of the reactor are the same, the one with the largest capacity in this series can be selected for the test, and the test results are applicable to the reactor products of the same series.
Requirements shall be met.
The heat resistance of the reactor to withstand short-time current should be verified by calculation. The calculation method and requirements shall be in accordance with GB1094.5 and GB6450 markings and factory documents
8.1 Nameplate
Each reactor should be equipped with a nameplate that is not affected by the weather and installed in a conspicuous position. The following items should be marked on the nameplate, and the items shown should be firmly engraved.
a) Reactor name;
b) Standard code:
c) Manufacturer name (including country name):
d) Factory serial number:
e) Year and month of manufacturing;
f) Number of phases:
g) Rated frequency, Hz:
h) Cooling method:
i) Installation location (indoor or outdoor):
j) Model:
k) Rated capacity, kvar
I) Rated voltage, kV ;
m) Rated current, A:
n) Reactance value (measured value), Q;
o) Insulation heat resistance grade (dry-type reactor); p) Insulation level:
q) Body weight, kg:
r) Oil weight, kg:
s) Total weight, kg:
8.2 Factory documents
Each reactor should be accompanied by installation and operation instructions, nameplate logo, product certificate, factory test report, product appearance drawing, product disassembly list, etc. Factory documents should be properly packaged to prevent moisture, damage and loss. Packaging, transportation and storage
9.1 Packaging
The packaging of the reactor should ensure that the product and its components and parts will not be damaged during the entire transportation and storage period, and the contact surfaces of each power supply and gas connection shall not be rusted.
9.2 Transportation
The reactor should be kept stable during transportation without serious vibration, turbulence and impact. 9.3 Storage
The reactor should be stored in a dry and ventilated warehouse. The surrounding environment is not allowed to have harmful gases and dust that corrode metals and damage insulation.
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