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Managing “low voltage” is a core goal for power enterprises to serve electricity customers. After large - scale construction and renovation of rural power grids, the 10 kV and low - voltage lines have been significantly improved. However, due to limited funds, the power supply distance in some remote areas is too long, making it difficult to ensure the voltage at the end of the lines. With economic development, customers’ requirements for power quality are increasin

After the rural power grid renovation project, the rural distribution network has seen considerable improvement. However, due to constraints like terrain, landscape, and investment scale, the layout is not optimal. As a result, the power supply radius of some 10 kV transmission lines exceeds the reasonable range. With the changes of seasons and day and night, there are significant voltage fluctuations, leading to issues such as sub - standard power quality and relatively high line losses, which

I. IntroductionWhen replacing ABB RS series single - phase voltage regulators with single - phase power voltage regulators in industrial sites, there are many core difficulties, such as mismatched technical parameters, incompatible control interfaces, complex system integration, and compliance with safety standards. If these problems are not properly addressed, the system may fail to function properly, operate unstably, or even pose safety hazards. Having worked at ABB for 10 years, I am very fa

1 IntroductionWith the national economy’s steady growth, electricity demand surges. For rural grids, rising loads, uneven power - supply distribution, and limited main - grid voltage regulation leave some 10 kV long lines (exceeding national radius standards) in remote/weak - grid areas. These lines face poor voltage quality, low power factor, and high losses. Due to cost and investment constraints, mass high - voltage nodes or grid expansion aren’t feasible. The 10 kV feeder

Rural power grids are characterized by numerous nodes, wide coverage, and long transmission lines. Meanwhile, the electrical load in rural areas shows strong seasonality. These features lead to high line losses on 10 kV rural feeders, and during peak load periods, the voltage at the end of the line drops too low, causing user equipment to malfunction.Currently, there are three common voltage regulation methods for rural power grids: Upgrading the power grid ：Requires substantial investment. Adju

With the increasing complexity of power system operation environment and the deepening of power system reform, traditional power grids are accelerating the transformation to smart grids. The goal of equipment condition-based maintenance is achieved through real-time perception of equipment status by new sensors, reliable communication via modern network technology, and effective monitoring by background expert systems.I. Analysis of Condition-based Maintenance StrategyCondition-based Maintenance

With the accelerated automation of power equipment, various medium-voltage switchgear have emerged in the market. Classified by insulation media, they are mainly divided into air-insulated, SF₆ gas-insulated and solid-insulated types, each with its own advantages and disadvantages: solid insulation offers good performance but poor environmental friendliness, SF₆ features excellent arc extinguishing capability but is a greenhouse gas, and air insulation has high cost-performance but larger volume

As an expert who has been deeply engaged in the field of power system design for many years, I have always paid attention to the technological evolution and application practice of medium-voltage ring main distribution equipment. As a core electrical device in the secondary distribution link of the power system, the design and performance of such equipment are directly related to the safe and stable operation of the power supply network. The following is a professional analysis of the key design

1. Statistics on Common Faults of Medium-Voltage Switchgear in the Early Operation StageAs project participants, we found during the early operation of a new metro line: 21 sets of power supply equipment were put into use, with a total of 266 accident phenomena in the first year. Among them, 77 faults occurred in medium-voltage switchgear, accounting for 28.9%—significantly higher than faults in other equipment. Statistical analysis shows that major fault types include: protection devi

Due to the long service life and severe aging of the equipment, the switches in the 6kV working section of Unit 6 of a certain power plant have potential safety hazards such as deformed locating pins, abnormal closing positions of the earthing switches, and malfunctions of the protection devices. These hazards have threatened the stable operation of the unit, making the transformation extremely urgent. Meanwhile, considering the recent cases of electric shock casualties involving medium-voltage