Automatic transfering of power supplies in HV and LV networks

Abstract

The purpose of installing source switching devices is to guarantee the continuity of power supply of certain priority loads, for example to ensure protection of persons or to maintain production cycles.

Such devices are put into operation either by failure of the main power supply or by voluntary operator action.

Switching devices are particularly used:

To supply:

  • computers,
  • high-rise buildings,
  • lighting and safety systems: airfield lighting, premises receiving general public, etc,
  • main auxiliaries of thermal power plants,
  • complete manufacturing lines whose process brooks no interruption, even temporary, of any element in the line (iron and steel, petrochemical, etc…);

In medium voltage public distribution for:

  • switching of HV lines and transformers in source substations,
  • supply of HVA/LV-HV level A (U i 50 kV)/Low Voltage (U i 1 kV) dual incomer substations.

The devices using these power transfers are highly varied. For example, in power circuits, switching devices are electromechnical or static contactors, circuit-breakers and switches, in high and low voltage alike.

AUTHOR: Schneider Electric expert | Georges THOMASSET

Title:Automatic transfering of power supplies in HV and LV networks
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Automatic transfering of power supplies in HV and LV networks


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2 Comments


  1. JALEL
    Dec 12, 2010

    I AM ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LINC SERVICE MASDAR PROJECT ABU DHABI I NEED TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS BECAUSE MOST EQUIPEMENT IS SCHNEIDER


    • Edvard
      Jan 01, 2011

      Hope you will find what you’re looking for in these pages of Schneider Electric Cahiers Techniques.

      BR,

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