Hybrid Gas Insulated Switchgear up to 145kV

Name: Hybrid Gas Insulated Switchgear up to 145kV
Brand: Rockwill Electric GROUP Co., Ltd
SKU: 15180
Price: 1.99 USD
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Rockwill Electric GROUP Co., Ltd

17yrs 700++ staff 108000m²+m² US$150000000+ China

Rockwill Electric GROUP Co., Ltd

17yrs 700++ staff 108000m²+m² US$150000000+ China

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Brand	ROCKWILL
Model NO.	Hybrid Gas Insulated Switchgear up to 145kV
Rated voltage	72.5kV
Rated normal current	2000A
Rated short circuit breaking current	31.5kA
Series	RHP

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Product overview

The RHP type HGIS electrical apparatus is a new type of high-voltage power equipment. It retains the advantages of GIS combined electrical apparatus, such as compactness, high reliability, and low operation and maintenance requirements, while innovatively retaining the busbar as a conventional AIS arrangement for on-site installation and connection. This design effectively overcomes the drawbacks associated with traditional AIS equipment, including large footprint, numerous connection points, and high inspection and maintenance workloads.

It is suitable for 40.5kV up to145kV and below transmission and distribution systems in power plants, substations, railway stations, ports, and large industrial and mining enterprises. It is particularly well-suited for space-constrained projects such as mountainous substations and urban substations, and can be installed indoors, outdoors, or on rooftops.

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Hybrid Gas Insulated Switchgear up to 145kV Component

Mian features

Genuine Solution to Operational Reliability Challenges in Disconnector/Earthing Switches;
Advanced Self-Blast Interruption and Modular Structure for Enhanced Reliability;
The elimination or significant reduction of disc-type insulators for enhanced reliability;
The application of specialized manufacturing techniques reduces the number of flanges, thereby minimizing the potential for gas leakage；
Externally Mounted CT for enhanced safety and reliability;
Compact Structure and Flexible Layout;
Relatively more economical than AIS.

Technical Parameters

RHP-40.5

N	Item	Unit	Parameters
1	Rated maximum voltage	kV	40.5
2	Rated maximum current	A	≤2000
3	Rated frequency	Hz	50/60
4	First opening pole coefficient		1.5
5	Rated short circuit breaking current	kA	31.5
6	Rated short-circuit duration	s	4
7	Rated out of step breaking current	kA	7.9
8	Rated peak value withstand current	kA	80
9	Rated 1min power frequency withstand voltage (Dry/Wet)	kV	To ground 110
9	Rated 1min power frequency withstand voltage (Dry/Wet)	kV	Break 118
10	Rated lightning impulse voltage	kV	To ground 215
10	Rated lightning impulse voltage	kV	Break 215
11	Operation sequence		O-0.3s-CO-180s-CO
12	Opening time	ms	50±10
13	Closing time	ms	90±20
14	Close-open time	ms	≤100
15	Main circuit resistance	μΩ	≤150
16	Rated SF6 gas pressure (20℃gauge pressure)	Mpa	0.5
17	Alarm/blocking pressure(20℃gauge pressure)	Mpa	0.45/0.4
18	SF6 annual gas leakage rate	%	≤0.5
19	Gas moisture content	Ppm(v)	≤150
20	Mechanical life	times	6000

RHP-72.5

N	Item	Unit	Parameters
1	Rated maximum voltage	kV	72.5
2	Rated maximum current	A	≤3150
3	Rated frequency	Hz	50/60
4	First opening pole coefficient		1.5
5	Rated short circuit breaking current	kA	40
6	Rated short-circuit duration	s	4
7	Rated out of step breaking current	kA	10
8	Rated peak value withstand current	kA	100
9	Rated 1min power frequency withstand voltage (Dry/Wet)	kV	To ground 275
9	Rated 1min power frequency withstand voltage (Dry/Wet)	kV	Break 315
10	Rated lightning impulse voltage	kV	To ground 650
10	Rated lightning impulse voltage	kV	Break 750
11	Operation sequence		O-0.3s-CO-180s-CO
12	Opening time	ms	32±7
13	Closing time	ms	85±10
14	Close-open time	ms	≤60
15	Main circuit resistance	μΩ	≤100
16	Rated SF6 gas pressure (20℃gauge pressure)	Mpa	0.5
17	Alarm/blocking pressure(20℃gauge pressure)	Mpa	0.55/0.5
18	SF6 annual gas leakage rate	%	≤0.5
19	Gas moisture content	Ppm(v)	≤150
20	Mechanical life	times	6000

RHP-145

N	Item	Unit	Parameters
1	Rated maximum voltage	kV	145
2	Rated maximum current	A	≤3150
3	Rated frequency	Hz	50/60
4	First opening pole coefficient		1.5
5	Rated short circuit breaking current	kA	40
6	Rated short-circuit duration	s	4
7	Rated out of step breaking current	kA	10
8	Rated peak value withstand current	kA	100
9	Rated 1min power frequency withstand voltage (Dry/Wet)	kV	To ground 275
9	Rated 1min power frequency withstand voltage (Dry/Wet)	kV	Break 315
10	Rated lightning impulse voltage	kV	To ground 650
10	Rated lightning impulse voltage	kV	Break 750
11	Operation sequence		O-0.3s-CO-180s-CO
12	Opening time	ms	32±7
13	Closing time	ms	85±10
14	Close-open time	ms	≤60
15	Main circuit resistance	μΩ	≤100
16	Rated SF6 gas pressure (20℃gauge pressure)	Mpa	0.5
17	Alarm/blocking pressure(20℃gauge pressure)	Mpa	0.55/0.5
18	SF6 annual gas leakage rate	%	≤0.5
19	Gas moisture content	Ppm(v)	≤150
20	Mechanical life	times	6000

Dimension

40.5kV

40.5kV HGIS Dimension

72.5kV

72.5kV HGIS Dimension

145kV

145kV HGIS Dimension

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FAQ

Q: What is the core upgrade of digital RHP type HGIS compared to traditional switchgear?

Full digitalization: Information collection, transmission, and processing are all digital, with fiber optic cables replacing cables;
High compatibility: Following the IEC 61850 standard, devices are interconnected and interoperable;
Easy to expand: New features do not require modification of existing devices, only need to be connected to the network.

Q: What is the voltage range and applicable scenarios of RHP type HGIS?

The voltage covers 40.5kV-145kV and is suitable for scenarios such as power plants, substations, railways, ports, etc. It is particularly suitable for space limited projects such as urban/mountainous substations, renovation of old stations, and rooftop/mobile substations.

Q: What are the core advantages of RHP type HGIS compared to traditional GIS and AIS?

Land saving: 40% -60% footprint savings compared to AIS;
Cost advantage: 30% lower than GIS investment and 45% -50% lower than total investment;
Less maintenance: 25 years maintenance free, mechanical lifespan of 6000 times;
Environmental Protection: SF6 usage is only 20% of GIS, with an annual leakage rate of ≤ 0.5%.

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Rockwill Electric GROUP Co., Ltd
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Workplace: 108000m²m² Total staff: 700+ Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000

Workplace: 108000m²m²
Total staff: 700+
Highest Annual Export(usD): 150000000

Services

Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales

Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Electric transformer

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Whole-life care management services for equipment procurement, use, maintenance, and after-sales, ensuring safe operation of electrical equipment, continuous control, and worry-free electricity consumption.

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