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Oil-immersed series reactor

Oil-immersed series reactor

1. Purpose

Seriesreactor is mainly used in compensator with parallel, in series with shuntcapacitor , limited the inrush current of switch on during switching capacitor,check the distortion of voltage waveform, remove damage to capacitor ofharmonic and impulse current. In some network and electrical equipment,connected with series reactor as a current-limiting protection, in order tolimit sudden change of the current.

2. Characteristics

(1) No electromagnetic,no pollution: the reactor is derived from iron core for magnetic circuit, withthe cover for magnetic field shield; there is no electromagnetic pollution onthe environment

(2) Low losses,obvious energy-saving effects, eliminated maintenance.

(3) Small in size,fine appearance

3. Voltage grade：6KV~35KV

4. Using condition

（1）Normal service condition

Installation location: outdoors

Altitude:≤1000m

Ambient temperature : -25℃～+40℃

（2）Special condition：can be designed and manufactured as therequirements of the user

5. Code explanation

Oil-immersed series reactor

6. Major performance parameter

System parameter of Oil-immersed series reactor of 10KV

Insulation level: L1 75/AC35KV ； Insulation heat resistant grade : A

Code	Capacity of shunt capacitor set (kvra)	Rated voltage of capacitor (kv)	Rated capacity (kvra)	Rated reactance ratio (%)	Rated current (A)	Rated terminal voltage (v)	External dimension（mm） L1 xL2 x H	Installation dimension（mm） AxB	Total weight(kg)
CKSQ-72/10-6	1200	11/√3	72	6	63	381	1050x650x1250	500x500	600
CKSQ-10810-6	1800	11/√3	108	6	94.5	381	1130x730x1500	500x500	790
CKSQ-144/10-6	2400	11/√3	144	6	126	381	1230x760x1500	550x550	1000
CKSQ-180/10-6	3000	11/√3	180	6	157.5	381	1310x810x1540	550x550	1180
CKSQ-216/10-6	3600	11/√3	216	6	189	381	1370x840x1620	550x550	1320
CKSQ-240/10-6	4000	11/√3	240	6	210	381	1410x850x1670	660x600	1450
CKSQ-288/10-6	4800	11/√3	288	6	252	381	1470x920x1750	660x660	1700
CKSQ-300/10-6	5000	11/√3	300	6	262.5	381	1500x940x1800	660x660	1720
CKSQ-360/10-6	6000	11/√3	360	6	315	381	1560x980x1850	660x820	1980
CKSQ-480/10-6	8000	11/√3	480	6	420	381	1700x1050x1980	660x820	2445
CKSQ-600/10-6	1000	11/√3	600	6	525	381	1780x1100x2100	660x820	2900

7. System parameters of Oil-immersed series reactor of 35KV

Insulation level: L1 200/AC85KV or LI 170/AC75KV

Insulation heat resistant grade:A

Code	Capacity of shunt capacitor set (kvra)	Rated voltage of capacitor (kv)	Rated capacity (kvra)	Rated reactance ratio (%)	Rated current (A)	Rated terminal voltage (v)	External dimension（mm） L1 xL2 x H	Installation dimension（mm） AxB	Total weight (kg)
CKSQ-300/35-6	5000	11x2	300	6	75.8	1320	1830x1100x2150	820x820	2210
CKSQ-600/35-12	5000	12x2	600	12	69.5	2880	2170x1320x2540	820x820	3650
CKSQ-360/35-6	6000	11x2	360	6	91	1320	1920x1200x2300	820x820	2520
CKSQ-720/35-12	6000	12x2	720	12	83.4	2880	2310x1430x2700	820x820	4350
CKSQ-480/35-6	8000	11x2	480	6	121.3	1320	2100x1330x2450	820x820	3180
CKSQ-960/35-12	8000	12x2	960	12	111.2	2880	2500x1550x2920	1070x1070	5250
CKSQ-600/35-6	10000	11x2	600	6	151.6	1320	2230x1400x2550	820x820	3760
CKSQ-1200/35-12	10000	12x2	1200	12	138.9	2880	2650x1400x2550	1070x1070	6280
CKSQ-720/35-6	1200	11x2	720	6	181.9	1320	2350x1450x2710	820x820	4310
CKSQ-1400/35-12	1200	12x2	1440	12	166.7	2880	2780x1750x3240	1070x1070	7150

8. Outline and installation dimension

10kV oil immersed series reactor

Oil-immersed series reactor

9. Basic ordering data

l SystemRated voltage and frequency

l capacityof assorted capacitor set

l Rated capacity

l Ratedreactance or reactance ratio

l Rated current

l Other performance data should be indicated in thecontract.

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