Shunt Reactors Sample Clauses

Shunt Reactors. 2.2.1 (765/√3) kV Single Phase Shunt Reactor 110 MVAR, 765/√3 kV, 1-Phase Reactor (including arrangement for 3-phase bank formation of 330 MVAR) shall conform to CEA’s “Standard Specifications and Technical Parameters for Transformers and Reactors (66 kV and above voltage class)” as amended up to date available on CEA website. Spare 1-phase Shunt Reactor unit shall be placed and connected in such a way that the spare unit can be utilized for all the bus and switchable line reactor banks (including for future reactor banks) without its physical movement. Neutral Grounding Reactor and Surge Arrester for 765 kV Line Reactors (as applicable): The neutral of the line reactors (wherever provided) shall be grounded through adequately rated Neutral Grounding Reactors (NGR) to facilitate single phase auto-reclosure, provided that the NGR shall be provided with suitable bypass arrangement so that the line reactor can be used as bus reactor as and when required. The neutral of bus reactor shall be solidly grounded. NGR shall be oil filled or dry type air core for outdoor application. NGR shall conform to CEA’s “Standard Specifications and Technical Parameters of Transformers and Reactors (66 kV and above voltage class)”. as amended up to date. Technical parameters of NGR shall be as specified in Annexure-A of the above-mentioned document. The surge arresters (rated voltage of arrester in co-ordination with ohmic value of NGR shall be decided by the TSP) shall be provided and physically located between the neutral of shunt reactor (brought out at 145kV class bushing) and neutral grounding reactor. The surge arresters shall be of Station Medium (SM) class duty gapless Metal oxide (ZnO) type conforming in general to IEC-60099-
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Shunt Reactors. B.2.2.1 (765/√3) kV Single Phase Shunt Reactor 110 MVAr, 765/√3 kV, 1-Phase Reactor (including arrangement for 3-phase bank formation of 330 MVAr) shall conform to CEA’s “Standard Specifications and Technical Parameters for Transformers and Reactors (66 kV and above voltage class)” as amended up to date available on CEA website.
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Shunt Reactors. B. 2.2.1 (765/√3) kV Single Phase Shunt Reactor 110 MVAR, 765/√3 kV, 1-Phase Reactor (including arrangement for 3-phase bank formation of 330 MVAR) shall conform to CEA’s “Standard Specifications and Technical Parameters for Transformers and Reactors (66 kV and above voltage class)” as amended up to date available on CEA website. Spare 1-phase Shunt Reactor unit shall be placed and connected in such a way that the spare unit can be utilized for all the bus and switchable line reactor banks (including for future reactor banks) without its physical movement.
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Shunt Reactors. (A) 420kV, 3-Phase, Shunt Reactor Neutral Grounding Reactor and Surge Arrester for 420 kV Bus Reactors (as applicable):
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Shunt Reactors. 420kV, 3-Phase, Shunt Reactor
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Shunt Reactors. 765/3 kV Single Phase Shunt Reactor Reactor shall conform to CEA’s “Standard Specifications and Technical Parameters for Transformers and Reactors (66 kV and above)” available on CEA website.
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