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Dry type air-core series reactor

1. Purpose

Dry type air coreseries reactor of CKGKL series is used to connect in series with shunt capacitor bank of reactive power compensator in power system to suppress system harmonic waves, limit switch on inrush current and operation overvoltage.

2. Features

2.1. Multilayer wind duct structure, fiber glass winding encapsulation, equal distribution of impact electrical potential, The capability of anti-short circuit current is strong.

2.2. Adopted advanced computer aided design can quickly and accurately determine the structure and parameters of the product according to the application requirements of the users.

2.3. The form ofdry type air core overcomes the shortcoming of oil leakage of oil-immersed reactor, and has no iron core saturation，high inductance linearity.

2.4. Windings arewound with a variety of small section of film covered wires with the characteristics of good insulation capability, low loss, light weight,small size, maintenance-free, and so on.

2.5. The reactorcoated with UV-protective film can be both used for indoor and outdoor and the installation method is flexible.

3. Voltage class：6KV～66KV

4. Working environment

Installation location: indoor or outdoor

Altitude: ≤1000m

Ambient Temperature: -25℃～+40℃

5. Code explanation

Dry type air-core series reactor

6. Main performance parameter

Model Specification	Capacity kvar	Rated V kv	Rated Reactance rate %	Rated Reactance Ω	Rated CurrentA	Single Phase Capacitykvar	Single phase Loss 75℃	Dimension （mm）			Diameter of bottom base mm	Weight kg
Model Specification	Capacity kvar	Rated V kv	Rated Reactance rate %	Rated Reactance Ω	Rated CurrentA	Single Phase Capacitykvar	Single phase Loss 75℃	D	H	H	Diameter of bottom base mm	Weight kg
CKSGKL-72/6-6	1200	6.6/√3	6	2.178	105	24	1200	820	610	300	680	165
CKSGKL-146/6-6	2400			1.089	210	48	1810	910	530	300	770	220
CKSGKL-180/6-6	3000			0.871	262	60	2080	940	540	300	800	225
CKSGKL-216/6-6	3600			0.726	315	72	2450	1000	640	300	860	600
CKSGKL-252/6-6	4200			0.662	367	84	2520	1080	600	300	930	880
CKSGKL-288/6-6	4800			0.545	420	96	2960	1150	600	300	990	995
CKSGKL-60/10-6	1000	11/√3		7.259	52.49	20	900	813	521	300	680	560
CKSGKL-72/10-6	1200			6.048	63	24	1030	826	687	300	690	580
CKSGKL-90/10-6	1500			4.839	78.74	30	1220	832	655	300	860	580
CKSGKL-108/10-6	1800			4.032	94.49	36	1400	994	490	300	950	990
CKSGKL-144/10-6	2400			3.024	126	48	1730	1084	558	300	890	720
CKSGKL-180/10-6	3000			2.427	157	60	2050	1028	611	300	920	960
CKSGKL-216/10-6	3600			2.016	189	72	2350	1056	591	300	980	895
CKSGKL-240/10-6	4000			1.814	210	80	2540	1125	550	300	1060	1010
CKSGKL-300/10-6	5000			1.454	262	100	3000	1198	506	300	1180	1060
CKSGKL-360/10-6	6000			1.21	315	120	3360	1340	660	300	1210	1060
CKSGKL-432/10-6	7200			1.008	378	144	3580	1370	630	300	1230	1000
CKSGKL-480/10-6	8000			0.907	420	160	3890	1390	630	300	1260	977
CKSGKL-576/10-6	9600			0.756	504	192	4350	1420	630	300	1270	1065
CKSGKL-600/10-6	10000			0.726	525	200	4450	1430	630	300	990	1050
CKSGKL-252/35-6	4200	2×11		20.74	63.64	84	2635	1127	962	Horizontal	1230	1450
CKSGKL-288/35-6	4800			18.15	72.73	96	2910	1373	820		1350	1350
CKSGKL-300/35-6	5000			17.42	76	100	3240	1510	790		1370	1135
CKSGKL-360/35-6	6000			14.52	91	120	3510	1530	962		1390	1210
CKSGKL-420/35-6	7200			12.45	106	140	3540	1550	820		1420	1150
CKSGKL-48035-6	8000			10.89	121	160	3860	1580	850		1450	1200
CKSGKL-576/35-6	9600			9.075	145	192	4290	1610	880		1450	1440
CKSGKL-600/35-6	10000			8.712	152	200	4350	1620	900		1460	1440

7. Ordering basic data

n Rated Capacity

n Rated Voltage

n Rated Current

n Rated Reactance

n Installation method

n Use Condition

n Income and outcome terminal angle

n Other performance data should be indicated in contract.

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