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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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