Understanding Transformer Polarity
With power or distribution transformers, polarity is important only if the need arises to parallel transformers to gain additional capacity or to hook up three single-phase transformers to make a three-phase bank. The way the connections are made affects angular… Read more
Sep 23, 2011 | By Edvard Csanyi
Power Fuses in High Voltage
Power fuses are a generally accepted means of protecting power transformers in distribution substations. The primary purpose of a power fuse is to provide interruption of permanent faults. Fusing is an economical alternative to circuit switcher or circuit breaker protection…. Read more
Jul 11, 2011 | By Edvard Csanyi
HIS – Highly Integrated Switchgear, Type 8DQ1
No more losing sleep over space restrictions: HIS, the gas-insulated switchgear for indoor and outdoor use requires less than half the space of comparable air-insulated switchgear. The 8DQ1-type HIS is a compact switchgear solution for rated voltages of up to… Read more
Jun 17, 2011 | By Edvard Csanyi
TRIHAL – Dry type cast resin HV/LV transformer
Trihal is a three-phase dry type transformer cast under vacuum in epoxy resin with an active filler. It is this active filler, essentially composed of trihydrated alumina, which is the origin of the Trihal trademark. The magnetic core is made… Read more
May 22, 2011 | By Edvard Csanyi
Use Of Vacuum As A Breaking Medium
SF6 and vacuum are the two most modern breaking techniques in the fields of Medium Voltage (from 1 to 52 kV) and High Voltage (> 72.5 kV). They appeared in the 1960’s and rapidly developed as of the 1970’s. Today… Read more
Dec 22, 2010 | By Edvard Csanyi
What is the cost of electricity?
Electrification in the early 20th century dramatically improved productivity and increased the well-being of the industrialized world. No longer a luxury – now a necessity – electricity powers the machinery, the computers, the health-care systems, and the entertainment of modern… Read more
Nov 02, 2010 | By Edvard Csanyi
