国外并联电抗器的发展历史方案.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Title of presentation - Date - References * * Shunt reactors history TSO Factory Very Old history TSO get from GE in 1935, a technology for three-phase reactor Used till 1975 up to 400 kV Three legs gapped core with internal tie rods High vibrations due to pressboard gaps High level of noise Old history In 1975, growing market of single phase 500 kV shunt reactor New development for a 33.33 Mvar 500 kV Low voltage prototype to test the magnetic core Gapped core with internal tie rods for tightening Two return legs to close the path for magnetic flux Layer type winding to have the neutral layer close to the core Round shape tank and bombed bottom and top for low vibrations Basic Design General view of magnetic core 33.33 Mvar 500 kV General view of active part 100 Mvar 765 kV General view of tank 100Mvar 765 kV cooling and conservator on tank 110Mvar 765 kV independent cooling bank Original Core Design U shape for bottom yoke and return legs Independent upper yoke Closing of path with small inserted sheets Steel frame and fibber glass belts Bottom and top clamping structure Gapped core with discs made of slates Spring clamping device Schematic Winding Design (Layers) Core Top Yoke Bottom Yoke Neutral lead Line lead Line shield over 110 kV Earthling shield Layers Schematic Winding Design (Discs) Core Top Yoke Bottom Yoke Neutral lead Line lead Earthling shield Discs Neutral shields over 110 kV Main Design of Active Part Metallic screens on frame Pressboard barriers 10 tons clamping Bombed bottom of tank Metallic screens to protect fixations on bottom of tank Today Design of active part Up to 550 KV Outside position of belt buckles Simplification of steel frame with integrated lifting lugs One simple pressboard screen on frame New support on bottom of tank without metallic screens Always same position of HV bushing, radiators and conservator Standardised conservator (same as Gamme P or G transformers) Stan