GTU Inflatable Non Partial Discharge Combination Electrical Equipment Test Device
Scope of Application
This 100-1200 kV gas-filled, no-partial discharge combined electrical test device is suitable for dielectric withstand voltage testing, partial discharge testing, and GIS transformer accuracy testing of high-voltage, large-capacity GIS and GIL power equipment. It is an essential device for GIS substations, GIS and GIL power equipment manufacturers, and manufacturers of pot insulators and insulating structural components for preventive and factory testing.
Adding a high-voltage bushing port to this device allows high voltage to be extracted, enabling various high-voltage tests on conventional high-voltage equipment.
Key Features
1. High voltage is fully enclosed in a shielded chamber, ensuring safe and reliable testing.
2. Overall partial discharge can be controlled within 1-3 pcs.
3. Compact size minimizes space usage and lightweight components.
4. Built-in high-voltage disconnect switch enables multi-purpose use.
5. Easy connection: Direct connection to the test object makes testing more convenient.
6. Rugged structure capable of withstanding long-distance transportation.
7. Reduced system power capacity requirements.
Technical Parameters (Higher levels available on request)
1. Rated capacity 50-2000 kVA
2. Output voltage 100 kV, 200 kV, 250 kV, 300 kV, 500 kV, 750 kV, 1000 kV, 1200 kV
3. Operating time <5 minutes
4. Impedance voltage <5%
5. Temperature rise <65K at rated power

Basic system components:
1. GTU-type no-partial discharge test transformer, BCL-type compensating reactor
2. GLB-type power isolation transformer
3. High-voltage divider (capacitive type)
4. Coupling capacitor
5. Pole-mounted voltage regulator (GIS voltage transformer system uses variable-frequency power supply components)
6. Intelligent operation console
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