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The best manufacturing factory for fluorescent fiber optic temperature measurement systems for subway transformers

Sensor ea mocheso oa fiber optic, Mokhoa o bohlale oa ho beha leihlo, E ajoa ka moetsi oa fiber optic Chaena

Tekanyo ea mocheso oa fiber optic ea fluorescent Sesebelisoa sa ho lekanya mocheso oa fiber optic oa fluorescent Sistimi ea ho lekanya mocheso oa fiber optic ea fluorescence

With the increasing maturity of power devices such as SIC, power electronics technology has developed rapidly. The large-scale application of subway trains and the application of new power electronics technology in subway trains have been put on the agenda. High speed trains have a large-scale energy-saving demand to reduce operating costs. New power electronics technology requires the development of high-frequency, high-power, high-density, low loss, low temperature rise, dust-proof, waterproof, vibration resistant power transformers and isolation transformers.

In the smart grid, transformers are important power equipment. In order to ensure the normal operation of transformers, it is necessary to prevent the temperature of transformers from being too high. Ka hona, the control device used for transformer coolers is an important transformer component. In the existing control devices used for transformer coolers, PLC controllers are generally used. Due to the control port of PLC controllers not being able to meet the monitoring of multiple parameters of transformers, the control progress of transformer coolers is not high, which may threaten the operation safety of transformers.

Ka nts'etsopele ea sistimi ea matla e lebisang ho ultra-high voltage le matla a maholo, e le ho netefatsa ts'ebetso e bolokehileng le e tsitsitseng ea lisebelisoa tsa motlakase tse nang le matla a phahameng, tlhokomelo ea boemo ba thepa ke ea bohlokoa ka ho khetheha. Thepa ea mocheso ke e 'ngoe ea likarolo tsa bohlokoa tse bontšang boemo ba ts'ebetso ea lisebelisoa, kahoo ho beha leihlo Inthaneteng mocheso oa thepa ke oa bohlokoa haholo. Ka lebaka la matla a phahameng a motlakase oa transfoma ea phase-shifting rectifier, matla a 6KV a mamella voltage ke 20KV, 'me maqhubu a matla a 10KV a mamella voltage ke 28KV. The cost of using fiber optic temperature measurement devices is high, and traditional platinum resistance temperature measurement cannot meet the withstand voltage requirements. Ka hona, the platinum resistance used for temperature measurement cannot be embedded in the coil and must be protected to prevent voltage breakdown.

In the current process of substation operation and maintenance, the temperature collection operation of the main transformer accessory equipment is mainly completed through on-site manual operation. The operator holds an infrared imaging device to the site to measure and record the temperature at the connection points of the knife switch mechanism, knife switch head, knife switch sheath, etc. The homework process has the following drawbacks:

1. Increased workload in temperature measurement and relative shortage of personnel
Under the existing temperature measurement operation mode, there are at least a thousand stations that require temperature measurement for the main transformer. Har'a bona, there are two and three hundred stations that require comprehensive temperature measurement and three hundred stations that require night temperature measurement, and more than four hundred stations that require routine temperature measurement and special temperature measurement. The entire process takes up a lot of time and energy from operation and maintenance personnel, resulting in a relative shortage of personnel, time conflicts, and scattered energy in power grid accident handling, switching operations, and other temporary work. This easily leads to inadequate equipment inspection or lack of focus on switching operations, reducing production efficiency and work quality, and posing potential safety hazards to the safe operation of the power grid.

2. Lack of targeted temperature measurement increases the operational risk of substations
Ka nako e tšoanang, the original substation temperature measurement adopted a unified inspection mode for the main transformer of the same voltage level, with a determined inspection cycle. Each inspection included all the inspection items of the substation. This constantly repeated and evenly applied search method often causedpsychological fatiguefor operation and maintenance personnel during inspections, making it difficult to detect equipment problems. If the temperature trend of the main transformer equipment can be comprehensively understood and targeted temperature measurement can be carried out, it will improve the efficiency and quality of inspections, eliminate safety hazards during operation, and meet the needs of safe operation of the substation.

3. Operation and maintenance are not synchronized, resulting in wasted resources due to repeated entry into the station
The maintenance plan of the substation is disconnected from the inspection and temperature measurement plan of the substation main transformer, and the time for entering the station operation and entering the station temperature measurement is often inconsistent, causing operation and maintenance personnel to repeatedly enter the station, wasting a lot of time on the way to and from the substation. The opportunity to enter the station is not fully utilized, the workload increases, and the temperature measurement efficiency decreases. With the integration of operation and maintenance, temperature measurement data will be transmitted to the backend. Based on temperature trends, periodic maintenance and repair projects of the substation will be included in the operation and maintenance work. Reasonably allocate maintenance and temperature measurement time, reduce the frequency of entering the station, improve the efficiency of entering the station, and continuously promote the specialization and refinement of substation operation and inspection, better serving the development of the power grid.

Sistimi ea ho lekanya mocheso oa fiber optic ea fluorescent can be widely used for temperature measurement of power equipment such as rail transit and subways, including substation temperature measurement, transformer temperature measurement, etc. It is resistant to electromagnetic interference and reasonably priced. Rea u amohela ho ikopanya le rona!

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