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A Method for Reducing the Arrangement of Reactive Power Compensation Devices

A compensation device and reactor group technology, applied in reactive power compensation, reactive power adjustment/elimination/compensation, etc., can solve problems such as waste of resources, increased equipment investment in the low-voltage side area of ​​the main transformer, and uneconomical construction of substations , to achieve the effect of saving reactive equipment

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-10-21
HENNAN ELECTRIC POWER SURVEY & DESIGN INST +3
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Under normal circumstances, the practice of aligning the low-voltage shunt capacitor bank and shunt reactor required by the substation at one time increases the land occupation of the low-voltage side area of ​​the main transformer and the corresponding equipment investment, resulting in uneconomical construction of the substation and large resources. waste

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[0022] Because in the operation of the substation, at the same time, whether it is the low-voltage side of the same transformer or the same substation, the low-voltage shunt capacitor bank and the high and low-voltage shunt reactors cannot be put into operation at the same time. Generally, in the early stage of substation construction, due to the relatively light load and the relatively large charging power of 500kV, shunt reactors are often used at this stage. As the load of the substation increases, the reactive power loss of the transformer gradually increases, the shunt reactor is withdrawn, and the number of capacitors is gradually increased.

[0023] Based on the above characteristics, the present invention sets a reactive power compensation device in the power distribution interval of the substation. The above reactive power compensation device includes a capacitor bank and a reactor bank. The present invention sets at least one of the power distribution intervals so tha...

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The invention discloses a method of reducing land occupation of a reactive compensation device layout. Reactive compensation devices are arranged in power distribution intervals of a transformer substation. Each active compensation device comprises a capacitor bank and a reactor group. At least one power distribution interval of one group of main transformers of the transformer substation is designed to be an interchange interval where not only the capacitor bank but also the reactor group can be arranged. During the operation process of the transformer substation, according to operation requirements, the capacitor bank and the reactor group are interchanged in the interchange interval. The method has the advantages that each group of main transformers can save an interval occupation of one low-voltage power distribution unit and reactive compensation equipment, occupation of four intervals can be saved if the number of groups of main transformers of the transformer substation is four, each group of main transformers can save one interval of switch equipment investment, and four intervals of switch equipment investment can be saved if the transformer substation is provided with four groups of main transformers.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the optimal design of the occupied area of ​​substations, in particular to a method for reducing the occupied area of ​​reactive power compensation devices. Background technique [0002] The 500kV substation in my country adopts 500kV / 220kV / 35(66)kV three-level voltage, and the low-voltage side of the main transformer is connected to the reactive power compensation device and the substation transformer, which is an important part of the substation. Among them, reactive power compensation devices mostly use shunt capacitor banks and shunt reactors switched in groups. [0003] Studies have shown that in a 500kV substation with compact equipment on the high and medium voltage sides, the low-voltage side of the main transformer occupies 26-31% of the total area of ​​the substation. Under normal circumstances, the practice of aligning the low-voltage shunt capacitor bank and shunt reactor required by the substation at one time incr...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H02J3/18
CPCY02E40/30
Inventor 顾尔重杨光连辉孙萌曹志民耿建风
Owner HENNAN ELECTRIC POWER SURVEY & DESIGN INST
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