Combined type transformer substation
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Combined type transformer substation of ZGS11-Z.F-1600/35/0.69
1. Combined type transformer substation of ZGS11-Z.F-1600/35/0.69 is designed for wind power generation, which consists of HV load switch, HV fuse and hermetically-sealed fuel tank with the advantages of small in size,light weight, easy to install, and nice appearance.
2. Structure
l Small size and compact structure, floorspace only about third to fifth of domestic European style substation at same capacity.
l Full sealed transformer adopts S11 typetransformer with low loss, low noise and overload capacity.
l The product has three parts: HV chamber, LVchamber and transformer.
l HV side uses power or manual driven dualsecondary load switch and one plug fuse protection, with electric
contact pointpressure relief valve, multi-function gas relay, electrified display, surge protective device, temperature and humidity controller.
l On the LV side, it is equipped with highperformance communication intelligent circuit breaker, which can be locallyoperated, and can be controlled remotely by upper computer.
l Transformer uses corrugated fin withstrong anti-corrosion after special treatment.
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- It could be interference from other electrical equipment, or if there are other wireless networks around you, they could be operating on the same channel. Try shutting off any new electronics you may have gotten or try changing the channel that your router broadcasts in.
- Q: Before anyone blindly answers this, I'd like to first request that only people in the power transmission industry answer, as they are the only ones likely to know.I have a customer who is asking to mount several very large pieces of electrical equipment 15 feet in the air, mounted to a large structure. All of these equipment pieces are 5000 or more pounds and pad-mount by design. I am questioning this request on the basis of legality. Basically, I am curious to know, is there anything in the NEC that says mounting pad-mount equipment overhead is illegal? If so, I could really use a hint as to what section of the NEC code.
- I don't believe that there is anything in the NEC that addresses this. Obviously, installing anything on a structure presents challenges that require the attention of a qualified structural engineer. And depending on the location, you could be facing some additional concerns. You would need to check on seismic activity in the area, and since 'pad mount' equipment has a broad profile, wind-loading could be more challenging if you have a wind-force specification to meet. The other issue you would need to consider is whether installation on a structure presents any particular safety concerns. Without knowing any more, my inclination would be to think that you might want to provide an enclosure around the structure to prevent civilians (rmeaning 'teenagers and drunk college students) from climbing it. Just out of curiosity - why does your client want this? We know that the client is always right - even when he insists to stupid things. I trust there is a good reason for asking for something that is bound to increase installation cost by probably 100%.
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- 10 pieces of what. if it is electrical equipment (radio, TV. and the like) make sure it is the same plugs and wattage outlets before shipping. as they may not work. next get quotes from shipping companies. do a web search for shipping companies in your area. like shipping companies+Ontario what you get is a web page of shipping companies click on the link below to see
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- In a nutshell. A changer of materials and its applications in the Electrical Field.basically. Awarded a degree of some sort. Able to search for results and perform specific calculations. Read, interpret and design electrical drawings. Probably specializes in one or more with commissioning, insatallation, repair,design, construction, maintenance, manufacture and testing of electrical equipment. We are clever peoplereally speaking. Hope this helps!
- Q: can you please list me responsibilities of house wiring?for example: make sure you are safe from any electrical equipment, wear gloves.thanks
- You should never work on a circuit that's live or has electricity in it. Always make sure the circuit breaker is shut off and is labeled as being worked on so somebody else doesn't turn it on. Other than that, do the work according to the electrical code in your area.
- Q: I have a school project (Construction management) that involves the estimating of the electrical cost for a building addition. I can do the fixture counts, equipment hook ups, box counts, switches and etc. I cant figure out how much wiring would be involved. from the blueprints, is there a way to measure (estimate) the lf of wiring? this is a school building so there are mostly medsize room and hallways. any help would be great. I remember something about the homerun count from when i was a laborer, but could i figure 1 line around the room with a line for fixtures or something like that. doesnt have to be perfect by any means.
- I am an electrical contractor. I use the actual dimensions to estimate the wire. Copper wire is much to expensive to just take a guess. Start with the home-run and add the LF as you go. 1 circuit at a time. On a large commercial job I might figure a median length circuit and then use that figure for all other branch circuits.
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