Complete Set Of High Voltage Shunt Capacitors
The KGC high-voltage shunt capacitor bank is currently the most widely used reactive power compensation and filtering device. It typically comprises shunt capacitor banks, series reactors, vacuum contactors, disconnect switches, controllers, surge arresters, discharge coils, and protective and measuring equipment, as shown in the figure. The equipment is primarily employed in three-phase AC power systems at voltage levels of 6 kV, 10 kV, 35 kV, and 110 kV.
High Voltage Frame TypeShunt Capacitor Device
High‑voltage frame‑type shunt capacitor banks are primarily used in power systems operating at industrial frequency (50/60 Hz) to improve the system power factor, reduce losses in transformers and transmission lines, enhance grid voltage quality, and increase equipment utilization.
SVG High Voltage Static Var Generator
The fundamental principle of the KS series high‑voltage static var generators from Konstanz is to connect a self‑commutated bridge circuit in parallel with the power grid via an reactor. By appropriately adjusting the phase and magnitude of the AC‑side output voltage of the bridge circuit, or by directly controlling its AC‑side current, the circuit can either absorb or inject the required reactive current, thereby achieving dynamic reactive power compensation.