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History of SVEL Group..................................................................................

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Business activity...........................................................................................

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Company profile...........................................................................................

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Benefits of SVEL dry-type reactors...............................................................

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Dry-type current-limiting rctrs 3-20 kV...................................................

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Dry-type current-limiting rctrs 35 and 132 kV........................................

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Shell-type current-limiting rctrs . ...........................................................

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Smoothing reactor........................................................................................

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High-frequency line trap . ............................................................................

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Filter rctrs...............................................................................................

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Capacitor banks ...........................................................................................

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PF Correction unit . ......................................................................................

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Filter compensating device..........................................................................

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Srvice..........................................................................................................

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Gurntee....................................................................................................

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Installation...................................................................................................

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History
Start-up of SVEL RsEnergrns plant 1st plant of SVEL Group,
specialized in manufacturing of the cast resin dry-type transformers,
voltage classes are 6-10 kV, rated power is from 25 t 2500 kV.
Start-up production of dry-type current limiting reactors, 4000 , voltage
classes are up to 20 kV, inductive resistance is up to 2,0 ohm;

2003

2004

Realization of the first project n design and construction of unitized

transformer substation.
Designed and manufactured dry-type converter transformers
-3200/6 for zones with moderate cold climate outdoor installation
(possibility of exploitation at the ambient temperature up t minus 60);

2005

Obtained patent on dry-type current limiting reactors;

Obtained certificates of compliance of SVEL power equipment to Federal
norms of industrial safety and working conditions for objects of JSC
Gazprom and JSC rnsnft.
Obtained certificate of compliance of the quality management system to
IS0 9001:2000;

2007

Start-up of the project n the onstruction of a new plant SVEL Power

Transformers, manufacturing oil-immersed transformers, voltage classes
are from 10 t 220 kV, rated power is from 2 500 t 250 000 kV.
Branch Offices were opened in the following cities: scow, St-Petersburg,
Krasnoyarsk, Krasnodar and Kiv.

2008

Start-up of manufacturing of the unitized transformer substations and

factory-assembled switchgears SVEL switchgears.

2009

Start-up of manufacturing of SVEL Instrument transformers;

2010

Branch Offices were opened in Astana, Kazan and Novosibirsk;

Plant of metal structures was integrated into SVEL Group.
Designed and manufactured -250 000/220 the most powerful
oil-immersed transformer manufactured by SVEL Group before 2011;
Branch Office was opened in Khabarovsk.

2011

BUSINESS CTIVITY
SVEL Group is a leader among national manufacturers of the electrotechnical equipment. It is a producer of power dry-type and oil-immersed transformers, provider of solutions in electric power
quality improvement and electric network protection.
SVEL Group is also taking advantage of its cutting
edge technologies to be a reliable provider in such
products as switchgears, packaged transformer substations, instrument transformers, circuit breakers and
disconnectors.
SVEL specialists solutions allow to produce the
equipment that assists enterprises in the reduction of
energy consumption up to 45%. Going forward, SVEL
Group will continue to make big steps in other MV, HV
and UHV equipment.
Manufacture of dry-type
transformers and currentlimiting reactors;
Manufacture of power oil
immersed transformers;
Manufacture of
Integrated switchgears,
transformer substations,
complete block
transformer substations;
Manufacture of current
and voltage transformers;
Manufacture
of transmission angle
and pipe towers, special
distribution steel towers;
Design and installation;
Manufacture
of circiut breakers and
disconnectors.

COMPANY PROFILE
SVEL RosEnergoTrans is a plant of SVEL Group,
designing and manufacturing dry-type current limiting
reactors in Russia.
SVEL RosEnergoTrans has been working since 2003
and offers dry-type current limiting reactors rated up
t 8 000 , voltage classes are up t 230kV.
Experience, constant dialogue with customers,
suppliers and innovations applied by SVEL, allow to
offer a reliable and qualitative product.
All products rrespond to GOST, IEC and EN.

Benefits OF SVEL

Modern equipment with software and automated

technologies allow to carry out the complete cycle
of manufacture, reducing the human factor;
Skilled staff;
Flexibility of manufacturing process according to
the customers requirements;
Effective Quality System Management
QS (ISO 9001);
High production standards;
Warehouse of finished products with wide assortment of items;
Favorable geographical position;
High level of maintenance and warranty service.

DRY-TYPE CURRENT-LIMITING REACTORS 3-20 V

Purpose
SVEL Group designs and manufactures dry-type
current-limiting reactors with natural air-cooling for
power networks with 3-20 kV to limit short circuit
currents in power networks and to maintain the
voltage level in electrical installations in case of short
circuit:
from 50 t 8000 ;
inductive reactance from 0,1 t 2,5 hm;
pssible nonstandard reactor version, nd also
with angle between outputs different from 0, 90
and 180;
pssible phase position: vrtical, horizontal, stepped
(angular);
climatic modifications: moderate climate, moderate
cold climate, tropical climate;
plcment category 1, 2, 3, 4.
The innovations allow considerably reduce the
weight and dimensions of reactors in comparison with
concrete and other types of dry-type current-limiting
reactors.

the main current-limiting rcr design

elements
Reactor windings are made of the reactor
aluminum multiple-core cable, specially developed fr
SVEL reactors.
Multilayer winding design provides equal current
distribution in parallel wires without transposition
between them (the design is patented). Due to this,
the reactors have a higher electrodynamic and thermal
stability, owing small dimensions.
chanical strength is provided with the pressing
construction of the turns shrinkage, consisting of
insulating strips and vertical tightening rods

Benefits OF SVEL DRY-TYPE CURRENT-LIMITING REACTORS

A wide range of the manufactured dry-type current-limiting reactors from 50 t 8000, voltage up to 230kV;
Manufacturing on our own patent right;
Use of modern insulation materials (heat resistance class F and H);
Small dimensions, weight and reduced losses;
Universal inputs;
Production time is up to 45-60 days;
Manufacturing of the reduced losses reactors.

Three phase reactor designation:

--

Placement category of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;

Climatic modification of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;
Inductive reactance, hm;
Rated current, .
Dual reactors are marked as 2 in front;
Voltage class, kV;
hase position: - horizontal; - stepped (angular);
Absence of letter - vrtical;
Reactor design: - dual; Absence of letter single reactor;
Current-limiting;
Cooling system: Air Norm;
Phase number: three phases;
Reactor.

One phase reactor designation:

--

Placement category of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;

Climatic modification of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;
Rated inductive reactance, Ohm;
Rated current, ;
Voltage lass, kV;
Cooling system: - Air Norm;
ne phase;
Current-limiting;
Reactor.

Single reactor main characteristics

Parameter

Inductive reactance,
Ohm

250
1,0
1,4
1,6
2,0
2,5

400
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
0,7
1,0
1,4
1,6
2,0
-

630
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
0,7
1,0
1,4
1,6
2,0
-

Rated current,
1000
1600
2500
0,1
0,14
0,14
0,14
0,18
0,18
0,18
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,22
0,22
0,22
0,25
0,25
0,25
0,28
0,28
0,28
0,35
0,35
0,35
0,4
0,4
0,4
0,45
0,45
0,45
0,56
0,56
0,56
0,7
1,0
-

3200
0,1
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
-

4000
0,1
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
-

5000
0,1
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,25
0,35
0,4
-

Dual reactor main characteristics

Parameter

Inductive reactance,
Ohm

2630
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
0,7
1,0
1,4
1,6
2,0

21000
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
0,7
1,0
-

Rated current,
21600
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
-

22500
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
-

23200
0,1
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
-

Single reactor rated losses, placement category 3 and 4, kW

Inductive reactance, Ohm

250
400
0,1
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
2,2
0,4
2,5
0,45
2,6
0,56
3,0
0,7
3,5
1,0
2,5
4,5
1,4
3,0
5,5
1,6
3,3
5,6
2,0
3,8
6,6
2,5
4,4
Not: losses are indicated per one reactor phase.

630
3,8
4,1
4,6
5,0
5,3
6,1
7,0
8,7
10,8
11,7
13,5
-

Rated current,
1000
1600
2500
3,5
4,2
7,4
12,1
5,1
8,5
14,1
5,2
8,9
14,9
5,5
9,6
16,0
6,0
10,5
17,4
6,5
11,2
18,5
7,4
12,6
21,5
7,9
13,9
22,9
8,6
15,0
25,3
9,7
17,2
29,4
11,2
14,2
-

3200
14,2
17,7
20,9
22,3
23,6
25,6
27,7
31,5
34,5
36,6
-

4000
19,7
25,2
29,3
31,3
33,6
35,9
38,2
44,1
48,6
52,0
-

5000
24,7
30,6
35,7
38,1
44,0
54,5
59,5
-

3200
15,9
19,7
23,1
24,7
26,5
28,9
30,9
35,9
38,9
41,4
-

4000
22,0
27,3
32,5
34,4
36,5
39,8
42,5
49,0
53,5
57,9
-

5000
-

Single reactor rated losses, placement category 1 and 2, kW

Inductive reactance, Ohm

250
400
0,1
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
2,5
0,4
2,7
0,45
2,9
0,56
3,3
0,7
3,8
1,0
2,7
4,7
1,4
3,3
5,9
1,6
3,5
6,3
2,0
4,0
7,3
2,5
4,5
Not: losses are indicated per one reactor phase.

630
3,7
3,9
4,5
4,9
5,2
5,9
6,9
8,6
10,5
11,4
13,0
-

Rated current,
1000
1600
2500
3,9
4,7
8,2
13,8
5,5
9,7
16,2
5,9
10,3
17,3
6,3
10,8
18,5
6,7
11,6
19,9
7,2
12,5
21,4
8,3
14,1
24,7
9,0
15,4
27,1
9,7
16,6
29,0
10,9
19,1
33,5
12,5
15,7
-

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Single reactor admissible short-circuit currents

Rated parameters
Voltage,
kV

Current,

10(6)

250

10(6)

400

10(6)

630

10(6)

1000

10(6)

1600

Inductive
reactance,
Ohm
1,0
1,4
1,6
2,0
2,5
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
0,7
1,0
1,4
1,6
2,0
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
0,7
1,0
1,4
1,6
2,0
0,1
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56
0,7
1,0
0,14
0,18
0,2
0,22
0,25
0,28
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56

Version type
vrtical
I therm, k
5.4 (3.3)
3.9 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
2.3 (1.4)
10 (8.7)
10 (7.9)
10 (7.1)
9.3 (5.8)
7.6 (4.7)
5.4 (3.3)
3.9 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
15.8 (11.6)
15.8 (10.5)
13.4 (8.7)
12.5 (7.9)
11.2 (7.1)
9.3 (5.8)
7.6 (4.7)
5.4 (3.3)
3.9 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
25 (18.3)
25 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)
7.7 (4.8)
5.5 (3.4)
26 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)

Idyn, k
13.8 (8.5)
10.1 (6.1)
8.8 (5.4)
7.1 (4.3)
5.7 (3.5)
25.5 (22.1)
25.5 (20.1)
25.5 (18.1)
23.6 (14.8)
19.3 (12)
13.9 (8.5)
10.1 (6.1)
8.9 (5.4)
7.1 (4.3)
40.2 (29.5)
40.2 (26.8)
34.1 (22.1)
31.8 (20.1)
28.7 (18.1)
23.6 (14.8)
19.3 (12)
13.9 (8.5)
9.9 (6.1)
8.9 (5.4)
7.1 (4.3)
63.8 (46.6)
63.8 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.2 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)
19.8 (12.1)
14.1 (8.6)
66.2 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.2 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)

hrizontal
I therm, k
5.5 (3.4)
4.0 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
2.3 (1.4)
10 (9.2)
10 (8.1)
10 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)
7.7 (4.8)
5.5 (3.4)
4 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
15.8 (11.6)
15.8 (10.5)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)
7.7 (4.8)
5.5 (3.4)
4 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
25 (18.3)
25 (18.3)
25 (18.3)
23.5 (15.2)
21.7 (14)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)
7.7 (4.8)
5.5 (3.4)
31 (20.7)
25.5 (16.7)
23.5 (15.2)
21.7 (14)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)

Idyn, k
14.1 (8.6)
10.2 (6.2)
8.9 (5.4)
7.2 (4.4)
5.8 (3.5)
25.5 (23.4)
25.5 (20.7)
25.5 (18.5)
24.3 (15)
19.7 (12.2)
14.1 (8.6)
10.2 (6.2)
8.9 (5.4)
7.2 (4.4)
40.2 (29.5)
40.2 (26.8)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)
19.7 (12.2)
14.1 (8.6)
10.2 (6.2)
8.9 (5.4)
7.2 (4.4)
63.8 (46.6)
63.8 (46.6)
63.8 (46.6)
59.9 (38.8)
55.4 (35.7)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)
19.8 (12.1)
14.1 (8.6)
79 (52.8)
65.2 (42.5)
59.9 (38.8)
55.4 (35.7)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)

angular
I therm, k
5.4 (3.3)
3.9 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
2.3 (1.4)
10 (8.7)
10 (7.9)
10 (7.1)
9.3 (5.8)
7.6 (4.7)
5.4 (3.3)
3.9(2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
15.8 (11.6)
15.8 (10.5)
13.4 (8.7)
12.5 (7.9)
11.2 (7.1)
9.3 (5.8)
7.6 (4.7)
5.4 (3.3)
3.9 (2.4)
3.5 (2.1)
2.8 (1.7)
25 (18.3)
25 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)
7.7 (4.8)
5.5 (3.4)
26 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)

Idyn, k
13.8 (8.5)
10.1 (6.1)
8.8 (5.4)
7.1 (4.3)
5.7 (3.5)
25.5 (22.1)
25.5 (20.1)
25.5 (18.1)
23.6 (14.8)
19.3 (12)
13.9 (8.5)
9.9 (6.1)
8.9 (5.4)
7.1 (4.3)
40.2 (29.5)
40.2 (26.8)
34.1 (22.1)
31.8 (20.1)
28.7 (18.1)
23.6 (14.8)
19.3 (12)
13.9 (8.5)
9.9 (6.1)
8.9 (5.4)
7.1 (4.3)
63.8 (46.6)
63.8 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.2 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)
19.8 (12.1)
14.1 (8.6)
66.2 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.2 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)

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Single reactor admissible short-circuit currents

Rated parameters
Voltage,
kV

10(6)

10(6)

10(6)

10(6)

Notes:

Version type

Inductive
vrtical
hrizontal
reactance,
I therm, k Idyn, k I therm, k Idyn, k
Ohm
0,14
26 (18.3) 66.2 (46.6) 31 (20.7) 79.1 (52.7)
0,18
22 (15.1) 56.1 (38.5) 25.5 (16.7) 65.2 (42.5)
0,2
20.5 (13.9) 52.2 (35.4) 23.5 (15.2) 59.9 (38.8)
0,22
19.1 (12.9) 48.7 (32.8) 21.7 (14) 55.4 (35.7)
0,25
19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8) 19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8)
2500
0,28
17.7 (11.3) 45.2 (28.7) 17.7 (11.3) 45.2 (28.7)
0,35
14.6 (9.2) 37.2 (23.4) 14.6 (9.2) 37.2 (23.4)
0,4
13 (8.1)
33 (20.7)
13 (8.1)
33 (20.7)
0,45
11.6 (7.3) 29.7 (18.5) 11.6 (7.3) 29.7 (18.5)
0,56
9.5 (5.9)
24.3 (15)
9.5 (5.9)
24.3 (15)
0,1
31.6 (23.2) 80.7 (59.1) 39.5 (27.1) 100.7 (69.2)
0,14
26 (18.3) 66.2 (46.6) 31 (20.7) 79.1 (52.7)
0,18
22 (15.1) 56.1 (38.5) 25.5 (16.7) 65.2 (42.5)
0,2
20.5 (13.9) 52.0 (35.4) 23.5 (15.2) 59.9 (38.8)
0,22
19.1 (12.9) 48.7 (32.8) 21.7 (14) 55.4 (35.7)
3200
0,25
19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8) 19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8)
0,28
17.7 (11.3) 45.2 (28.7) 17.7 (11.3) 45.2 (28.7)
0,35
14.6 (9.2) 37.2 (23.4) 14.6 (9.2) 37.2 (23.4)
0,4
13 (8.1)
33 (20.7)
13 (8.1)
33 (20.7)
0,45
11.6 (7.3) 29.7 (18.5) 11.6 (7.3) 29.7 (18.5)
0,1
31.6 (23.2) 80.7 (59.1) 39.5 (27.1) 100.7 (69.2)
0,14
26 (18.3) 66.2 (46.6) 31 (20.7) 79.1 (52.7)
0,18
22 (15.1) 56.1 (38.5) 25.5 (16.7) 65.2 (42.5)
0,2
20.5 (13.9) 52.0 (35.4) 23.5 (15.2) 59.9 (38.8)
0,22
19.1 (12.9) 48.7 (32.8) 21.7 (14) 55.4 (35.7)
4000
0,25
19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8) 19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8)
0,28
17.7 (11.3) 45.2 (28.7) 17.7 (11.3) 45.2 (28.7)
0,35
14.6 (9.2) 37.2 (23.4) 14.6 (9.2) 37.2 (23.4)
0,4
13 (8.1)
33 (20.7)
13 (8.1)
33 (20.7)
0,45
11.6 (7.3) 29.7 (18.5) 11.6 (7.3) 29.7 (18.5)
0,1
31.6 (23.2) 80.7 (59.1) 39.5 (27.1) 100.7 (69.2)
0,14
26 (18.3) 66.2 (46.6) 31 (20.7) 79.1 (52.7)
0,18
22 (15.1) 56.1 (38.5) 25.5 (16.7) 65.2 (42.5)
5000
0,2
20.5 (13.9) 52.0 (35.4) 23.5 (15.2) 59.9 (38.8)
0,22
19.1 (12.9) 48.7 (32.8) 21.7 (14) 55.4 (35.7)
0,25
19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8) 19.5 (12.5) 49.8 (31.8)
1. 3sec thermal current for all reactors;
2. Short-circuit currents for 6 kV voltage class are indicated in brackets.
Current,

angular
I therm, k
26 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
9.5 (5.9)
31.6 (23.2)
26 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
31.6 (23.2)
26 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)
17.7 (11.3)
14.6 (9.2)
13 (8.1)
11.6 (7.3)
31.6 (23.2)
26 (18.3)
22 (15.1)
20.5 (13.9)
19.1 (12.9)
19.5 (12.5)

Idyn, k
66.2 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.2 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
24.3 (15)
80.7 (59.1)
66.2 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.0 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
80.7 (59.1)
66.2 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.0 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)
45.2 (28.7)
37.2 (23.4)
33 (20.7)
29.7 (18.5)
80.7 (59.1)
66.2 (46.6)
56.1 (38.5)
52.0 (35.4)
48.7 (32.8)
49.8 (31.8)

Reactor overload capacity

Overload, %

20

30

40

50

60

Duration, minutes

60

45

32

18

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DRY-TYPE CURRENT-LIMITING REACTOR 35 AND 132kV

Purpose
In 35 and 132kV electrical networks to prevent the short-circuit current increase up to values dangerous for
equipment, the installation of current-limiting reactors and ordinary circuit-breakers is alternative to application of
specialized circuit-breakers, cables and other expensive equipment designed for high short-circuit currents. In most
cases its more reliable and economically justified.

35kV reactor ratings

Rated current,

Parameter

Inductive reactance, Ohm

630

1000

1600

2000

0,2

0,56

0,56

1,0

1,0

1,0

2,0

2,0

35kV reactor admissible short-circuit currents

YPE

Thermal current, K

Thermal withstand time,

sc

Electrodynamic current,
k

35-630-1,0 1

13,5

34,4

35-630-2,0 1

8,4

21,4

35-1000-0,2 1

18,5

47,2

35-1000-1,0 1

13,5

35-1000-2,0 1

35-1600-0,56 1

18,4

47

35-1600-1,0 1

13,5

34,4

35-2000-0,56 1

18,4

47

34,4

18

35kV reactor rated losses, kW

Inductive reactance, Ohm

Rated current,
630

1000

1600

2000

0,2

5,8

0,56

14,4

20,4

1,0

5,6

12,9

19,6

2,0

9,3

18,6

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132kV reactor ratings

Rated current,

Parameter

Inductive reactance, Ohm

500

800

1000

1300

1500

2000

10,0
30,0

7,4
9,5
-

0,5
1,1
2,5
7,4
-

7,4
-

7,4
-

7,4
9,5
-

132kV reactor admissible short-circuit currents

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

ype

Thermal current, K

132-500-10 1
132-500-30 1
132-800-7,4 1
132-800-9,5 1
132-1000-0,5 1
132-1000-1,1 1
132-1000-2,5 1
132-1000-7,4 1
132-1300-7,4 1
132-1500-7,4 1
132-2000-7,4 1
132-2000-9,5 1

Thermal withstand
time, sc

Electrodynamic current,
k

11,2
5,0
13,5
11,7
37,75
25,7
21,4
13,5
13,5
13,5
13,5
11,7

4,4
1,95
5,3
4,6
14,8
10,1
8,4
5,3
5,3
5,3
5,3
4,6

132kV reactor rated losses, kW

Inductive reactance, Ohm
0,5
1,1
2,5
7,4
9,5
10,0
30,0

Rated current,
500

800

1000

1300

1500

2000

38,3
75,3

56,7
60,6
-

12,8
24,7
36,8
66,6
-

91,0
-

102,7
-

141,7
150,6
-

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DESIGN
The principle design of current-limiting reactors 35
(fig. 1) and 132kV (fig. 2) has the following elements:
a winding made of aluminum multiple-core cable with
insulation from modern materials, pressing system, insulators, input and output busbars and a set of fasteners to fix the reactor with foundation. Windings have
a multilayer cylindrical design. The winding method
provides equal current distribution in parallel wires
(the design is patented). A qualitative winding pressing is provided with insulating plates and heat-treated
strips thus increasing the mechanical strength of the
whole reactor design. Reactors are made in horizontal
version.

The most important difference of 132kV reactor

design from the reactor designed for lower voltage is
the section winding division, and each section has its
own pressing system (fig.2), providing the increased
electrodynamic stability (the design is patented).
Fig. 2
132kV current-limiting reactor phase

Input
busbar

Fig. 1
35kV current-limiting reactor phase

Input
busbar

Pressing
system

Pressing
system

Winding

Winding

Output
busbar
Output
busbar

Insulators

supporting
clamp
supporting
clamp

Insulator

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Designation
T X--
Placement category of
reactors is according to
GOST 15150-69;
Climatic modification of
reactors is according to
GOST 15150-69;
Inductive reactance
at 50 Hz, Ohm;
Rated current, ;
Voltage class, kV;
hase position:
- horizontal;
Current-limiting;
Cooling system:
- Air Norm;
Phase number:
- three phases;
ne phase;
Reactor.

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SHELL-TYPE CURRENT-LIMITING REACTOR

Purpose
Shell-type urrent-limiting reactors (hereinafter
shell-type reactors) as ordinary current-limiting
reactors serve to limit short-circuit currents (SC) and
to keep the voltage level of electrical installations at
the moment of SC.
The reactor feature it has the mgnetic circuit
concentrating the main electromagnetic field
created by winding. Outside the mgnetic circuit the
electromagnetic field effect is considerably less, it
allows to install phases near metal structures and
close to each other, saving the reactor chamber space.

Reactors are made of 3-20kV voltage classes,

2500-4000 rated current and with Inductive
reactance 0,35-0,56 Ohm. Climatic modification of
reactors for zones with cold, moderate, tropical climate
is according to GOST 15150-69 and 15543.1-89;
Placement category 3, 4 is according to GOST 15150-69;
Cooling type is Air Norm.

The main reactor characteristics

Parameter

Inductive reactance, Ohm

2500
0,35
0,4
0,45
0,56

Rated current,
3200
0,35
0,4
0,45
-

4000
0,35
0,4
0,45
-

Rated current,
3200
32,4
34,6
36,8
-

4000
42,7
45,9
49
-

Reactor rated losses, kW

Inductive reactance, Ohm

2500
0,35
22,3
0,4
24,2
0,45
25,6
0,56
31,1
Not: losses are indicated per one reactor phase.

The reactor admissible short-circuit currents

Rated parameters

Short-circuit currents
Inductive
reactance,
Voltage, kV
Current,
I therm, k
Idyn, k
Ohm
0,35
17.7 (11.3)
45.2 (28.7)
0,4
16.2 (10.3)
41.4 (26.2)
2500
0,45
15 (9.4)
38.2 (24)
0,56
11.6 (7.3)
29.7 (18.5)
0,35
17.7 (11.3)
45.2 (28.7)
10(6)
3200
0,4
16.2 (10.3)
41.4 (26.2)
0,45
15 (9.4)
38.2 (24)
0,35
18.9 (12.1)
48.1 (30.7)
4000
0,4
17.2 (10.9)
43.8 (27.8)
0,45
16.2 (10.3)
41.4 (26.2)
Notes:
1. 3sec thermal current for all reactors;

2. Short-circuit currents for 6 kV voltage class are indicated in brackets.

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DESIGN
Reactor is a winding with a steel magnetic circuit
(fig.1). The magnetic circuit is stacked according to
step-lap technology from plates of electrotechnical
steel. Windings are made of aluminum wire. Pressing structure is a system of steel non-magnetic strips,
tightened with vertical rods. Contact winding outputs
are made of aluminum busbars, welded to the reactor wire. Support channel bars are the winding base,
providing a robust and reliable fixation of the reactor
phase with foundation.
Phase position of the reactor set can be hrizontal,
vrtical, stepped.

Fig. 1 Stepped reactor version

Windings
outputs

The shell-type
reactor phase
Windings
gnetic
circuit

Support
channel bar

Windings
outputs
tl base

18

Three phase shell-type reactor designation:

--

Placement category of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;

Climatic modification of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;
Inductive reactance, hm;
Rated current, ;
Voltage class, kV;
hase position: - horizontal; - stepped (angular);
Absence of letter - vrtical;
Shell-type reactor;
Current-limiting;
Cooling system:
- Air Norm;
Phase number:
- three phases;
Reactor.

One phase shell-type reactor designation:

--

Placement category of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;

Climatic modification of reactors is according to GOST 15150-69;
Inductive reactance, hm;
Rated current, ;
Voltage class, kV;
Shell-type reactor;
Cooling system:
- Air Norm;
ne phase;
Current-limiting;
Reactor.

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SMOOTHING REACTORS
Purpose
of the electrotechnical steel core allows to reduce
the magnetic losses and to create a considerable
inductance at small overall dimensions.

Smoothing reactor it is a static electromagnetic

device designed to use its inductance in the electric
circuit to reduce higher harmonics (ripple) in rectified
current. The ripple shall be within limits up to 10% f
the direct current value. The main frequency of the
current alternating component 300 Hz. Smoothing
reactor is connected in series rectifier and the whole
load current flows through it. Note, only the current
alternating component is limited, it means the
electric losses in reactor are minimal. Application

Reactors are made of voltage classes up to 2kV and

6 and 10kV. Climatic modification of reactors for zones
with cold, moderate, tropical climate is according to
GOST 15150-69 and 15543.1-89; Placement category
3, 4 is according to GOST 15150-69; Cooling type is Air
Norm. Protection class is IP21-protected version, IP00 unprotected version or other upon customer request.

Smoothing reactor ratings

Type
designation

() 800 4

() 1250 4

() 2000 4

() 3200 4
() 4000 4
() 5000 4

() 6300 4

Rated
rectified current,

Inductance,
millihenry

The Inductance is kept

up to the following
current value,

Lsses, W

320

12,50

640

1765

800

2,0

1600

1710

1250

0,80

2500

1550

1600

0,50

3200

1725

2500

0,20

5000

1635

2500

0,32

5000

1910

1250

1,28

2500

1885

4000

0,12

8000

2085

2000

0,50

4000

1910

4000

0,20

8000

2695

2000

0,80

4000

2530

4000

0,08

8000

1885

3200

0,32

6300

3135

6300

0,125

12600

4560

3200

0,50

6300

4375

8000

0,10

16000

4880

4000

0,40

8000

4555

10000

0,08

20000

6070

5000

0,32

10000

5750

12500

0,06

25000

6760

6300

0,24

12500

6570

9000

0,15

18000

6560

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Design

Fig. 1 Smoothing reactor

Reactor nsists of one core magnetic circuit and

winding, installed on the base. The magnetic circuit
is stacked according to step-lap technology from
plates of electrotechnical steel. The winding is tightened with pressing system. The winding and outputs
material is copper. Depending on version the housing
can be provided (fig. 1).

One phase smoothing reactor

designation:
(3) X
Placement category
of reactors is according
to GOST 15150-69;
Climatic modification
of reactors is according
to GOST 15150-69;
ype power, kV;
Version:
- protected;
Absence of letter unprotected;
Cooling system:
- Air Norm;
Phase number:
ne phase;
Reactor;
Smoothing reactor.

21

HIGH-FREQUENCY LINE TRAP

High-frequency line trap is an integral element of
high-frequency communication n phase wires and
cables of high voltage lines. The line trap function in
high-frequency communication n phase wires is to
attenuate the substation busbars shunting effect on
the line link parameters of high-frequency communication. The line trap is also used to attenuate the
shunting effect of high voltage lines.
The line trap consists of the inductance coil (reactor), setting element and overvoltage limiter. Reactor
of series line traps re rated 100-4000, inductance
0,2-2,5 millihenry. The reactor coil depending on the
rated current is made of one or several aluminum
wires, providing equal current distribution in parallel
wires. The reactor mechanical strength is provided by

application of modern fiberglass plastic materials in

design. Upon customer request a bracket can be provided to hang the insulator chain or installation on the
support insulator. The protection of setting element
and coil interlayer insulation against overvoltage that
can be on the line trap clamps under impulse waves is
provided by overvoltage limiter, connected in parallel
with reactor. Setting of line trap is realized according to
wideband circuits with three loop bandpass filter. The
minimum active resistance within attenuation band is
from 400 t 650 Ohm. Frequency coverage 24-1000 kHz.
Climatic modification of line traps for zones with
cold, moderate, tropical climate is according to GOST
15150-69 and 15543.1-89; Placement category 1 is
according to GOST 15150-69; cooling type is Air Norm.

sries line trap tchnical characteristics

Rated current,

Thermal current,
k

Electrodynamic
current, k

400

10

25.5

630

16

41

800

20

51

1000

25

64

32

82

40

102

2000

40

102

2500

40

102

3200

40

102

4000

63

161

1250
1600

Inductance,
millihenry

0,2-2,5

Short-circuit
time, sc

Rated voltage,
kV

35-220

Not: line traps with other parameters can be manufactured upon customer request

22

FILTER REACTORS
Filter reactor is used to filter out higher harmonics in
the current, consumed by converter from the a.c. power
network or given by consumer to the power network.
Reactors are made of voltage classes 3-20kV, rated
current 50-2000 . Climatic modification for zones
with cold, moderate, tropical climate is according to
GOST 15150-69 and 15543.1-89, placement cate-

gory 1, 2, 3, 4 is according to GOST 15150-69, cooling type is Air Norm. Reactors can be equipped with
tappings to provide more precise filter setting at the
appropriate frequency. The inductance regulation:
+/-10%, with step 5%.
Phase position of the reactor set can be hrizontal,
vrtical, stepped.

Three phase filter reactor designation:

/
Placement category is according to GOST 15150-69;
Climatic modification is according to GOST 15150-69;
Voltage class, kV;
Rated power, kVr;
hase position:
- horizontal;
- stepped (angular);
Absence of letter - vrtical;
Cooling system:
- Air Norm;
Phase number:
three phase;
Reactor;
Filter reactor.

One phase filter reactor designation:

/
Placement category is according to GOST 15150-69;
Climatic modification is according to GOST 15150-69;
Voltage class, kV;
Rated power, kVr;
Cooling system:
- Air Norm;
ne phase;
Reactor;
Filter reactor.

23

CAPACITOR BANKS
Capacitor bank is one of the technical means to
compensate the reactive power. The capacitor bank
consists of the capacitors group where capacitors are
connected to each other in series and in parallel being
installed on the metal frame (fig.1). The capacitor bank
overall dimensions and number of capacitors depend
on the required power. Capacitor banks are made of
voltage classes 6-230 kV rated from 5 t 200 Vr.
Climatic modification for zones with tropical climate
is according to GOST 15150-69 and 15543.1-89, placement category 1, 2, 3 is according to GOST 15150-69,
cooling system is Air Norm.

Application of capacitor banks enables the electrical network transmitting capacity increase and reduces the consumed reactive power cost. The capacitor bank main advantages: minor active power losses
(0,3-0,45 kW per 100 kVr); simpler and less expansive exploitation in comparison with other compensating devices; possibility to increase and decrease the
set power depending on the requirement; possibility
to be installed in any point of the power network (at
separate power consumers, in groups in workshops or
in big capacitor banks).

Fig. 1 Capacitor bank.

24

PF CORRECTION UNIT
PF correction unit is designed to increase the power
factor of industrial electic installations and distribution
networks at 50 Hz.
PF correction units are made with three phases,
connection with multistep automatic power
regulation and possibility of manual control.
Capacitor units consist of one or several sections
with capacitors, measuring, protection, control and
switching equipment. Cable input can be from above
or from below. Upon customer request this unit can be
equipped with a device to protect capacitors against
higher harmonic current overloads.
Capacitor units are made of 0,23-0,525 kV, rated 50600 kVr, number of regulation steps and the minimal
step power depend on loads value and number.
Climatic modification for zones with cold, moderate,
tropical climate is according to GOST 15150-69 and
15543.1-89, placement category 3, 4 is according to
GOST 15150-69. The list of 0,4 kV regulated capacitor
units is given in the table.

Capacitor units comprise:

compact capacitors of long service life and higher
current overloads withstand;
switching devices-cntactors or thyristor modules
depending on the required frequency of switching
with high damping characteristics and enhanced
mechanical wear protection;
controllers with intelligent control providing maximum capacitor bank load and minimum switching
operations.
The above-mentioned enables to offer a reliable
up-to-date product having long service life to correct
the power factor.

0,4 kV rgulated capacitor units

Capacitor unit type

Capacitor unit type

0,4-50-12,5-2 3

0,4-350-50-7 3

0,4-75-12,5-3 3

0,4-400-50-6 3

0,4-100-12,5-4 3

0,4-450-25-7 3

0,4-150-25-4 3

0,4-450-75-6 3

0,4-200-25-5 3

0,4-500-25-7 3

0,4-250-25-6 3

0,4-500-50-6 3

0,4-300-25-7 3

0,4-550-50-6 3

0,4-300-50-6 3

0,4-600-50-7 3

25

FILTER COMPENSATING DEVICE (FCD)

Filter compnsating device (FCD) are designed to
reduce the distortion of supply voltage and current at
50Hz and for the reactive power compnsation of the
industrial electric supply systems. FCD are applied if
capacitor banks cant be used because of higher harmonics in distribution networks capable to damage
the capacitors.
FCD nsists of input box, capacitor blocks, filter reactors with air core and current transformers (fig.1,2).
The metal input box comprises measuring and protection equipment. Cable input can be from above

or from below. osition of capacitor blocks is vertical

(ne frame for three phases) or hrizontal (ne frame
per phases). osition of filter reactors - three phases,
vrtically one above other or phase-by-phase installation on capacitor blocks.
FCD re made of voltage class 6, 10 kV, rated 12006000 kVr, supplied harmonics 5 and higher, climatic
modification for zones with moderate and tropical climate for zones with cold, moderate, tropical climate
is according to GOST 15150-69 and 15543.1-89, placement category 3 is according to GOST 15150-69, cooling system is Air Norm.

Fig. 1 Vriant of FCD placement (busbars are not shown)

Fig. 2 Vriant of FCD placement (busbars are not shown)

26

SRVICE

Installation supervision (instructions manual and

engineering supervision);
After-sales service of the installed reactors;
Recommendations on installation;
Service and warranty maintenance, including
warranty repair.

WRRNY

SVEL Group provides the full quality warranty on

the manufactured equipment:
3 years warranty on reactors from the commissioning date;
service life 30 years.

INSTALLATION
Reactors can be installed on the concrete foundation
slab, and also on the reinforced concrete and metal
structures with application of extended insulators.
Reactors can be installed as on special -pins
(included in supply), as on anchor bolt.

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DRY-TYPE SMOOTHING RCRS

Reactor tchnical dta
fields, mandatory for filling

Mins voltage (kV):

other
Rated current ():
other
The Inductance is kept up to the following current value ():

other

Inductance (millihenry):

other

Reactor losses (kW):

Climatic modification
and placement ctgory:

Protection
class IP:

Room
dimensions (mm):

moderate climate

Length

moderate cold climate

Width

tropical climate

Height

Additional requirements to the operating conditions and completeness:

Number:
Delivery date:

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HIGH-FREQUENCY LINE TRAP

Reactor tchnical dta
Rated current ():
400
630
800

1000

1250

Reactor rated inductance (millihenry):

0.2
0.25
0.32
0.5
1.0

1600

2000

2.0

ther

2500

3200

4000

Ratd voltage (kV):

6-35

35-110

35-220 330-750

ther

Line trap frequency range (kHz):

inimal trapping rsistance (hm):
400
470
500
600
650

ther

hermal current ():

Electrodynamic urrent ():

Short-circuit time (sc):

Variant of installation:

hanging

ther

on support insulators

Climatic modification and placement category:

Additional requirements to the operating conditions and completeness:

Number:
Delivery date:

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ther

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FILTER RCRS
chnical data
Rated voltag (kV):
Mximum prating voltag (kV):
Rated current ():
Rated inductance (millihenry):
Regulating taps:
yes
no
Number of taps (pcs):
Regulation step (%):

Electrodynamic urrent (k):

hermal current (k):
Thermal current flow time ():
Total losses (kW):
Angle between outputs:
Number of phases and psition:
Climatic modification:
Room dimensions for reactor installation:
Additional requirements to the operating conditions and completeness:

Number:
Delivery date:

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CPIOR BANK
General dta
Number and power of capacitor bnks
Rated voltag of capacitor bnks, kV
Maximum operating voltage, kV
Rated current,

Vr

+
-

kV
kV

Environmental conditions
Installation (climtic modification)
Height above sea level, m
x. ambient temperature,
in. ambient temperature,
x. mean day temperature,
Seismic rquirements
Insulation level
Spcific climatic rquirements
Power network parameters
Power supply voltage, dviation

kV
kV
Hz

Rated frequency
Hz

Earthed network neutral

Voltag at the connection point of capacitor banks, kV
System short-circuit power, kV
Busbar short-circuit power of capacitor banks, kV
Required reactive power, kVr
Existing cos
Required cos
Preferred capacitor banks connection diagram
Capacitor bank earthed neutral
Prsence of current-limiting reactors in capacitor banks
Number of capacitor banks, working in parallel at the substation
Need in overvoltage limiter at the capacitor banks connection
chnical characteristics
Full lightning impulse test voltage, kV
1min test voltage of industrial frequency, kV

phase

Capacitor bank completeness

Capacitors with support insulators and metal structures (shelving)
Measuring transformers, yes/no
Signaling and protection devices, yes/no
Busbars, yes/no
Current-limiting reactors, yes/no

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PF CORRECTION UNIT (PFCU)

chnical data
Mins voltage (kV):
0,23

0,4

0,44

0,525

ther

Actual power factor:

Required power factor:
Rated power factor (kVr):
Regulation step minimal power (kVr):
12,5

25

50

ther

Number of regulation steps:

Rgulation:
manual
utmtic
Climatic modification and placement category:
Protection class IP:
Additional requirements to the operating conditions and completeness:

Number:
Delivery date:

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FILTER COMPENSATING DEVICE (FCD)

Rated voltag, kV
x operating voltag, kV
Setting harmonic frequency
Rquired effective reactive power, kVr
Existing mains cos
Rquired mains cos
Mains short-circuit power, kV
Harmonic spectrum
Number

Frequency, Hz

Current,

Number

Frequency, Hz

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Current,

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