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Epoxy Cast Resin Dry-type Iron Core Shunt Reactor

Epoxy Cast Resin Dry-type Iron Core Shunt Reactor

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Epoxy Cast Resin Dry-type IronCore Shunt Reactor

1. Usage

n To reduce power frequency voltage rise caused by capacitance effect of long distance distribution when no-load or light load;

n To improve voltage distribution alongthe line and reactive power distribution in the light-load line, reduce linelosses and improve power factor;

n To reduce secondaryarc current, accelerate secondary arc extinguishing, and improve success rateof line automatic reclosing;

n To be beneficial for eliminatinggenerator self-excitation;

n To reduce equipment capacity andsave investment.


2. Product Characteristics

l  The coilsare covered by glass fiber and vacuum casted by epoxy resin,it has good mechanical performance, high reliability ,high safety andlong working life.

l  It has good moisture resistance andcan be operated in high humidity environment.

l  Low noise, the core is casted as awhole by epoxy resin and form as a solid body, when it is running only cause littlevibration.

l  Thin insulation structure, and theair flue is embedded inside to strengthen the heat dispersion, and the short-circuit overload is strong.

l  Flame retardant, explosion proof,no environment pollution.

l  Low-loss, significant energysaving, and free maintenance

l  Small in size, light in weight, niceappearance



3. Voltage grade:6KV~35KV

4. Using Condition

l  Normal serviceconditions

   Installation:Indoor

   Altitude: ≤1000m

   Ambient temperature:-5℃~+40℃

Maximum dailytemperature difference:≤25℃

l  Special conditions: can be made customized.




5. Model coding


Connection:




6.  Parameters

10kV grade

insulation level: I 75/AC35KV;Insulation heat endurance class:F (triangletype)

No.

Type

Rated capacity

kVar

Rated voltage

kV

Rated Current

A

Rated reactance Ω

Noise

dB

(A)

Outline dimension mm

Weight

kg

H

L1

L2

L3

L4

Φ

d1

1

BKSC-600/10

600

10

166.7

166.7

66

1150

820

700

610

760

18

2000

2

BKSC-800/10

800

10

46.2

125

68

1280

1040

850

740

890

18

2400

3

BKSC-1000/10

1000

10

57.7

100

70

1500

1200

1100

960

1120

18

2900

4

BKSC-1500/10

1500

10

86.6

66.67

70

1600

1310

1200

1050

1200

18

3800

5

BKSC-2000/10

2000

10

115.5

50

70

1780

1420

1300

1130

1300

18

4850

6

BKSC-3000/10

3000

10

173.2

33.3

70

1800

1580

1450

1260

1460

18

6200

7

BKSC-4000/10

4000

10

231

25

71

1880

1650

1520

1320

1520

18

8500

8

BKSC-5000/10

5000

10

289

20

71

1980

1800

1600

1390

1610

18

9100

9

BKSC-6000/10

6000

10

346.4

16.7

74

2100

1850

1700

1480

1710

18

10700

10

BKSC-8000/10

8000

10

461.8

12.5

75

2300

2000

1850

1610

1860

24

13200

11

BKSC-10000/10

10000

10

577.3

10

76

2400

2160

2000

1740

2000

24

16400

12

BKSC-16000/10

16000

10

923.7

6.3

77

2500

2210

2050

1780

2080

30

24000

Note:

1) Special product could be available basedon customers' requirement.

2) Reference data only, not for technical specifications.

3) Noise in above forms is sound power level.






35KV grade;insulation level: LI170/AC70KV or LI200/AC85KV;insulation heat endurance class:F  (triangletype)

No.

MODEL

Rated capacity

kvar

Rated voltage

kv

Rated Current

A

Rated reactance Ω

Noise

dB

(A)

Dimensions

Weight

(kg)

H

L1

L2

L3

L4

Φ

d1

1

BKSC-3000/35

3000

35

49.5

408

71

1800

1800

1700

1480

1610

18

7800

2

BKSC-4000/35

4000

35

66

306

71

1950

1900

1800

1590

1700

18

9200

3

BKSC-5000/35

5000

35

82.5

245

72

2250

2200

2080

1810

1950

18

10500

4

BKSC-6000/35

6000

35

99

204

75

2600

2600

2450

2130

2280

18

12100

5

BKSC-8000/35

8000

35

132

153

76

2800

2800

2640

2300

2450

24

15000

6

BKSC-10000/35

10000

35

165

122.5

77

3000

3000

2840

1460

2620

24

17800

7

BKSC-12000/35

12000

35

198

102

77

3150

3150

3000

2600

2780

30

20500

Note:

1) Special product could be available basedon customers' requirement.

2) Reference data only, not for technical specifications.

3) Noise in above forms is sound power level.




7. Triangle type dimension figure:


10KV grade;insulationlevel: I 75/AC35KV; insulation heat endurance class:F (linetype)

No.

Type

Rated capacity

kVar

Rated voltage

kV

Rated Current

A

Dimensions mm

Weight

kg

H

L1

L

B

B1

Φ

d1

1

BKSC-600/10

600

10

166.7

1280

480

1570

1200

1270

18

2400

2

BKSC-800/10

800

10

46.2

1400

550

1780

1280

1350

18

2800

3

BKSC-1000/10

1000

10

57.7

1600

550

1900

1280

1350

18

3300

4

BKSC-1500/10

1500

10

86.6

1750

660

2150

1100

1150

18

4200

5

BKSC-2000/10

2000

10

115.5

1880

750

2300

1200

1250

18

5350

6

BKSC-3000/10

3000

10

173.2

2150

750

2450

1200

1250

18

6700

7

BKSC-4000/10

4000

10

231

2270

820

2580

1250

1300

18

9000

8

BKSC-5000/10

5000

10

289

2380

820

2680

1250

1300

18

9600

9

BKSC-6000/10

6000

10

346.4

2500

900

2850

1300

1350

18

11200

10

BKSC-8000/10

8000

10

461.8

2620

950

3000

1300

1350

24

13600

11

BKSC-10000/10

10000

10

577.3

2860

1070

3300

1350

1400

24

16800

12

BKSC-16000/10

16000

10

923.7

3200

1150

3650

1350

1400

30

24800

Note:

1) Special product could be available basedon customers' requirement.

2) Reference data only, not for technical specifications.

3) Noise in above forms is sound power level.






35KV grade;insulation level: LI170/AC70KV or LI200/AC85KV;insulation heat endurance class:F   (linetype)

No.

MODEL

Rated capacity

kvar

Rated voltage

kv

Rated Current

A

Rated reactanceΩ

Noise

dB

(A)

Dimensions

Weight

(kg)


H

L1

L

B

B1

Φ

d1

1

BKSC-3000/35

3000

35

49.5

408

71

2200

1000

3100

1100

1200

18

9000

2

BKSC-4000/35

4000

35

66

306

71

2380

1050

3250

1100

1200

18

10500

3

BKSC-5000/35

5000

35

82.5

245

72

2630

1100

3400

1200

1300

18

12100

4

BKSC-6000/35

6000

35

99

204

75

2800

1150

3550

1200

1300

18

13800

5

BKSC-8000/35

8000

35

132

153

76

3020

1220

3750

1320

1470

24

16400

6

BKSC-10000/35

10000

35

165

122.5

77

3200

1250

3820

1320

1470

24

19300

7

BKSC-12000/35

12000

35

198

102

77

3380

1300

4000

1400

1550

30

22000

Note:

1) Special product could be available basedon customers' requirement.

2) Reference data only, not for technical specifications.

3) Noise in above forms is sound power level.




8. Line type dimension figure:




9. Basic data for ordering

l  Rated capacity;

l  Rated voltage;

l  Highest working voltage;

l  Rated current;

l  Rated frequency;

l  Other performance data should beindicated in the contract.


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The USA National Electrical Code (NEC) states: 210.11(C)(3) at least one 20-ampere branch circuit shall be provided to supply bathroom receptacle outlet(s). This circuit shall have no other outlets. Exception: Where the 20-ampere circuit supplies a single bathroom, outlets for other equipment within the same bathroom shall be permitted. The basement outlet circuit s not a 20-amp circuit because it is 14/3 rather than 12/3. It supplies something other than a bathroom. You could use that circuit for the fan. For the bathroom outlet, you can tap into another bathroom circuit that supplies only bathroom outlets. Otherwise you need a new 20-amp circuit. Since you are talking about 14/3 wire and a gfci outlet I assume that you are in the USA or Canada. I think that Canadian requirements are very similar. PS Regardless of what you think you might need, electrical code requirements need to be followed. You might get away with something that looks good if you don't need to have it inspected or do it without getting a building permit. However, if you sell your house, a prospective buyer might not be able to get a loan if substandard work is discovered.
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Hi Ditto. There is a school of thought that believes all living and non living things have their own electrical properties or spheres. Each individual is classified as living thing hence has his/her own electrical property. Sometimes his/her electrical property vibrate on the same frequency with other electricalelectronic devices in his/her vicinity depending on that person state of living. It's usually a temporary state of an affair which will pass eventually.
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Turbine engines (either steam of fuel-injected) are mechanical parts and not electrical parts. A electrical engineer will be working on the generator that is attached to this systems. They will also work on the transmission of that power (Transformers and all that good stuff!).
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Put it down, it is not your friend, dont do drugs
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In the UK they use a plastic fitting into which you place the wires and screw up. They come in many sizes and in banks of ten. You cut the plastic for the number of connections you need.
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Wow. It sounds as though you have lost your neutral and have what is called multiwire circuits in your house. Basically what is happening is you have 120 Volts on both the hot and the neutral/ground of your house. If you most of your equipment isn't working, you really have an issue you need to get looked at. Obviously I'm not standing in your house with a volt meter in my hand so I'm taking your word that the neutral and ground have volts, not current, on them. But if what you say is true then this is the most likely scenario. I strongly recommend you get a professional there quickly.
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The earth really is a conductor. In the US homes, power is fed from the grid as single phase voltage the voltage between the two power conductors is approximately 220 volts AC. At the power plant one conductor is connected to the earth (called grounding in the US, and earthing in some countries). At the residential service connection there are three terminals. The center terminal is connected to a ground rod. Because the earth is a conductor, this provides a path back to the generating plant. The power wires are connected to the other two terminals. Voltage measured between the outer terminals shows 220 volts. Voltage measured between either outer terminal and the center one shows 110 volts. Three wires are run to a branch circuit panel containing circuit breakers. A wire (called hot) feeds 110 volts from a circuit breaker to points of use. Another wire, (called neutral) returns current to the branch circuit panel. A third wire (ground) also goes back to the branch circuit panel. At the point of use, this third wire is connected to conductive parts of appliances, such as a metal kitchen stove. It is a safety feature. If a bare hot conductor were to make contact with the metal, enough current would flow to trip the circuit breaker, removing voltage from the circuit. Imagine this. By its nature plumbing is connected to ground. In this case there is no third wire. A hot wire in a toaster accidentally touches the housing on a toaster. There is no ground connection so no current flows. But there is 110 volts on the toaster housing. The homeowner has one hand on a faucet handle, and reaches over to wipe the toaster. He could be killed. Check out the link for more info.
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Both the previous contributors have given good advice. I think they are good enough. You can make lot of noise, but be careful nobody should get annoyed.

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