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NR8700 series GIS partial discharge fault simulation test device
Simulates various discharge phenomena inside GIS, suitable for experimental research and instrument testing of GIS partial discharge detection.
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- High Fidelity: Designed according to the physical GIS, realistically simulating various partial discharge faults inside the GIS.
- Good Integrity: Step-up transformer and coupling capacitors and other high-voltage equipment are built into the GIS.
- Fault Simulation: Can simulate discharge types such as GIS tip, floating, air gap, particle, and surface, and multiple discharges can be combined.
- Controllable Discharge: Discharge types can be arbitrarily selected, controlling the starting voltage, extinguishing voltage, and discharge intensity of each discharge signal.
- Diverse Detection: Can provide a test platform for detection technologies such as pulse current, ultra-high frequency, ultrasonic, high frequency, and SF6 gas analysis.
- Metrology Transfer: Built-in pulse current method related coupling and calibration unit, which can be detected synchronously.
- Good Stability: Each discharge module can be reused, and the discharge characteristics are stable.
- Easy Operation: The generation and disappearance of various faults can be directly controlled outside the device.
- Diverse Basins: Basin-type insulators are available in various types, including fully shielded, bare basins, and casting ports.
- Visualization: Built-in infrared video probe for easy observation of internal status and capturing discharge videos.
- Built-in Sensors: Built-in ultra-high frequency sensor for easy comparison with the instrument under test.
Voltage Level: 110~500 kV; Partial Discharge Amount: ≤1 pC;
Adjustment Method: Manual, Electric; Coupling Capacitance: 50 pF;
Discharge Simulation: Tip 5~800 pC Particle 0.1~10 pC
Floating 100~20000 pC Air Gap 10~1000 pC Surface 10~1000 pC
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