MV current limiting reactors

Function
Air-core reactors type ED3PH are inductive elements connected in series with the current path to limit short-circuit currents. The limitation of short-circuit current is achieved by introducing additional reactor reactance into the circuit, increasing its overall value. During normal operation, line current flows through the reactors, resulting in certain power losses and voltage drops. Reducing the short-circuit current allows for the selection of switchgear, cables, and electrical equipment with lower short-circuit withstand capability.
 
Benefits
  • Reduction of short-circuit current at the connection point
  • Use of equipment with lower short-circuit withstand capability
  • Reduction of the minimum cable cross-section due to short-circuit withstand requirements
Applications
  • Power supply systems with cogeneration units
  • Switchgear located near large generation units
  • Medium voltage transmission lines

Custom Design

Custom design of the reactor with parameters different from those specified in the datasheet is possible upon prior consultation

Dławik przeciwzwarciowy ELHAND Transformatory

Typical application schematic

Product code

Download catalogue card

Download catalog card in PDF

Product for:

Details:

Mirosław Łukiewski,
Jarosław Czornik
2013
ask about this product

Quality supported by certificates

ELHAND PQ – Elhand Power Quality Harmonic Simulation Software

ELHAND PQ is charge-free software that allows to find the optimum solution for different configurations and parameters of your circuit without the need for costly measurements, tests and analyses. More >>

Important: The website uses cookies.

We use information saved using cookies and similar technologies, including for advertising purposes and statistical and to adapt the website to the individual needs of users. the use of website without changing the cookie settings means that they will be stored on your device final. You can change your cookie settings at any time. More information can be found in our "Cookies Policy".