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Standards
The following standard governs
the reactor and the applications:
IEC 60076-6 Part 6: Reactors,
published 2007. This new standard
gives more specif c def nitions of
the types of reactor and also more
specif c demands for testing reactors
compared to the previous standard
IEC 60289.
Testing
Extensive and heavy type testing
programs have been performed for the The test results of magnetic flux density measurement done by Tampere University of Technology.
veri cation of the design platform used The flux is according to the standards, and it does not limit the location of the other equipment.
for the reactors. The project speci c
type and special tests can be performed
if speci ed by the customer. Routine
tests stated in the standards are always different reactor applications. This surroundings of the reactor.
performed for each reactor unit. type reactor is designed without any
ferromagnetic material inside the The gapped-core reactors are designed
Design winding, but incorporating a magnetic with a gapped ferromagnetic core inside
The ABB reactor design is generally shield outside the winding for ux control the winding. The gapped-core concept
based on the magnetically shielded air purposes. The magnetically shielded air gives a compact design with low losses
core or gapped-core concepts. The core is used in applications when the and low total mass. It is used with
selection of the design type depends on inductance is small and linearity area higher reactance values, meaning high
the reactance needed and requirement is wide. The reactance is almost linear voltages or small power. The reactance
for the linearity. as winding turns generates most of the is not linear as most of the inductance is
inductance. It is also safe to use, the generated by core steel, which saturates
The magnetically shielded air core shielding around the winding collect the with excessive currents.
is generally most commonly used in ux to stay inside, it doesn t spread into
makes the shunt reactor the most way the voltage difference between
Shunt reactors cost ef cient mean to compensate the the ends of the line is reduced both
capacitive generation. amplitude and in phase angle. Shunt
Cost ef ciency in power transmission reactors may also be connected to
Shunt reactors are a vital part of the According to the IEC 60076-6 standard the power system at junctures where
ef cient operation of long transmission the shunt reactor is connected from several lines meet or to the tertiary
high voltage power lines. the phase to the earth, from the phase windings of transformers.
to the neutral or between the phases Transmission cables have much higher
The shunt reactor compensates the in a power system to compensate for capacitance to earth than the overhead
capacitive generation on power lines capacitive current. lines. Long submarine cables for
to avoid non-controlled voltage rise system of 100 kV and more need shunt
especially on lightly loaded lines. The Shunt reactors are often installed in the reactors. The same goes for the large
simple design and robust build-up stations at the end of the line. In this urban networks to prevent excessive
Duplex reactors
Duplex reactor is a series reactor for making a mutual coupling between two branches of
a system.
Series reactor with on-load tap changers, OLTC
Earthing
transformers
Earthing transformers are classi ed
as reactors as standard. An earthing
transformer (neutral coupler) is a
three-phase transformer connected
to the power system to provide a
neutral connection for earthing, either
directly or via impedance. The earthing
transformers may in addition supply a
local auxiliary load.
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