Improved method for selecting high-voltage circuit breaker in power transformation and distribution system
A technology for high-voltage circuit breakers and power distribution systems, which is applied to circuit breaker testing, instruments, and electrical measurement. It can solve the problems of traditional calculation methods, such as complicated calculation process and no clear quantitative calculation method, so that the calculation process is simple and clear. , high accuracy and accurate calculation results
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[0203] The new 2030mm cold rolling production line project includes: a pickling-rolling mill combined unit, two continuous annealing units, an electro-galvanizing unit, a hot-dip galvanizing unit, a recoiling inspection unit, a recoiling splitting unit, and a semi-automatic packaging unit The unit and corresponding public auxiliary facilities form an annual production scale of 2.1 million tons.
[0204] Build a 110 / 10kV general step-down substation, 5 10kV main electrical rooms, namely: 110 / 10kV cold-rolled general step-down substation, continuous rolling main electrical room, pickling main electrical room, 1# continuous return line main Electric room, 2# continuous return line main electric room and Jinghuan pump station main electric room.
[0205] The voltage level of the total reduction substation is 110 / 10kV, with three 63MVA main transformers, the 110kV side is line transformer group and the 10kV side main connection type is single bus section.
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