Norms of acceptance tests. Dry current limiting reactors

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Norms of acceptance tests. Dry current limiting reactors

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1.8.28. 1. Measuring the insulation resistance of the windings relative to the mounting bolts.

Produced with a megohmmeter for a voltage of 2,5 kV. The insulation resistance must be at least 0,5 MOhm.

2. Testing of reactor support insulation with increased power frequency voltage.

The test voltage of the supporting insulation of a fully assembled reactor is taken according to Table. 1.8.24.

The duration of application of the normalized test voltage is 1 min.

Testing of the support insulation of dry reactors with increased power frequency voltage can be carried out in conjunction with the cell busbar insulators.

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