General
Drop-out fuse and pull the load drop-out fuse is outdoor high-voltage protection of electrical. It is installed in high-voltage side of the distribution transformer or the Support Link of the distribution line as Transformers and lines short circuit, overload protection, and open, co-load current. Drop-out fuse is made by the insulating bracket and fuse tubes, static contact is installed at both ends of the insulation bracket, Moving contact installed on both ends of fuse tube, Fuse tube is composed by inner arc tube and outer phenolic paper tube or epoxy glass cloth tube. Pull load drop-out fuse can enhance flexibility auxiliary contacts and arc chute for open, co-load current.
When drop-out fuse in the normal operation, the fuse tube with fuse tension to form the closed position. When the system fails, the fault current blown fuse quickly, And form of arc, arc tube by the electric arc burning, Decompose large amounts of gas, formed a high pressure in the tube, and formed vertical wind along the pipeline, The arc was quickly stretch and elongated. After fuse blows, the moving contact lose tension and turned out, locking mechanism, release fuse tube, fuse tube drop, formed breaking Position. When pull the load, use insulating rod to pull the moving contact. At this point, the moving and the static contact is still contact. Continued pull the contact with the insulating rod, the auxiliary contacts are separated. The arc appear between the auxiliary contacts, and was stretch in the hood slit, the arc cover has gas, when the current is 0, the arc goes out.
Use and Standards
This product is used in 10 ~ 35KV distribution lines branching lines and distribution transformers primary side, For overload and short circuit protection Separation and Combination the rated load current.
The product model by JB/T8321-1996Method of type AC high-voltage fuses prepared. Product parameters made by GB15166.3-1994 high voltage fuses Expulsion fusesstandards. The standards are not clearly defined the important parameters and configuration, According to JB/DQ2139-198610 ~ 35KV outdoor high voltage drop fuse interim technology requires correction.
Conditions of Use
Ambient temperature: Not higher than +40 º C, not less than -30 º C
Altitude: Not exceed 1000m (1000m above can be corrected GB311.1-1997)
Power frequency: 50 ± 2Hz
Earthquake intensity: 7 degrees below
Maximum wind speed: 35m/s
Company Profile
OEIpower, Local in No.8 Yingshan Industrial Park,Yingshan Avenue,Guangshui City,
Hubei Province,China, OEIpower provide complete solutions for the Energy sector, mainly power generation, transmission and distribution markets. OEIpower is able to lead turn-key projects and also cooperate in specific parts of engineering projects. Regarding products, OEIpower is creating a solid sales and distribution network in order to manage the main components involved in the energy sector and markets.
It is a professional Manufacturing. Meanwhile, it is specialized in power transmission and distribution products such as Insulators, Drop-out Fuse, Fuse link, Load Interrupter Air Switchs, Surge arrester, Outdoor Off-Load Isolator Switch Disconnector switch etc. We have won many orders for World markets, Like South Korea, Spain, Malaysia, Thailand, Yemen, etc.
Our most of the products have passed the type test performed by Electric Power and Aeeseeory Quality Inspection Center of electric Power industry, such as Xi'an High Voltage Research Insitute. And IST off-load switch type IST-12KV/400A already passed CENTRAL POWER RESEARCH INSTITUTE HIGH-VOLTAGE LABORATORY India. Our 12KV 8KA Drop Out fuse already passed the ASTA testing in the year 2015.
DROP OUT FUSES
11Kv
N/O |
DETAIL |
|
DATA |
1 |
Description |
|
11kV Fuse link assembly complete with
fuse carrier rated at 100A and mounting bracket to PIESA 002. (See Figure 1 to Figure 12 below) |
2 |
System conditions of service
a) nominal Voltage (Un) r.m.s |
kV |
11 |
b) maximum system voltage (Um) r.m.s |
KV |
12 |
c) earthing |
|
Effective & non effective |
d) Frequency |
Hz |
50 |
3 |
Site conditions of service a) altitude |
m |
1400 |
b) Operating Ambient temperature |
°C |
-1 to 40 |
c) Humidity |
% |
85 |
4 |
Rating |
|
|
a) Nominal voltage |
kV |
11 |
b) Rated current |
Fuse carrier |
A |
100 |
Cut out base |
A |
200 |
5 |
Electrical components |
|
|
a) Insulator material specification |
|
Porcelain |
Dielectric strength |
|
|
Lightning impulse withstand (1.2/50) |
kV |
95 |
Power frequency wet withstand voltage
r.m.s |
kV |
28 |
6 |
Specific creepage distance |
mm/kV |
25 |
7 |
General information to be provided
with bid: |
|
|
|
Drawings and brochures showing
outline and general arrangement |
Yes/No |
Yes |
|
b) Detailed drawings of all items
showing critical tolerances to be provided with bid |
Yes/No |
Yes |
8 |
Previous Type test report/certificate on complete fuse link assembly to be provided with bid |
Yes/No |
Yes |
10 |
Routine tests (acceptance tests on
sample Product) to be provided on delivery |
Yes/No |
Yes |
11 |
Applicable standard |
|
PIESA 002 |
12 |
Other applicable standards |
|
NRS 035 SABS IEC 60282-2 SABS IEC 60186
BS 137 part 2 |
3. FURTHER REQUIREMENTS:
3.1 There shall be no rivets in the parts that form the current path
3.2 Water shall not be able to accumulate on any part of the equipment nor shall any feature introduce moisture into any component.
3.3 The design shall incorporate all reasonable precautions and provisions for the safety of personnel concerned with the operation and maintenance of the same.
3.4 The current path shall be such that load current shall only flow through high conductive materials such as copper and its alloys. Load current shall not be permitted to flow through ferrous components, springs, or spring-loaded mechanisms.
3.5 All load current paths shall be so designed that the relevant parts of the solid link assembly are capable of carrying the specified rated current without exceeding the permitted temperature rise in SABS IEC 60282-2
3.6 Contacts shall be based on the line contact principle and there shall be no welds on the contact parts. The construction of the Drop out fuse base and the solid link shall ensure their mutual alignment during closure.
3.7 The solid link should have an eye and an operating tongue.
4. MARKING AND IDENTIFICATION
4.1 Markings to conform to SABS IEC 60282-2
4.2 In addition , the following markings must be included : ZESCO Indent No.
3.0 SUPPLIMENTARY NOTES
3.3 Suppliers should give sufficient information including drawings (which must be brief, clear and to the point) on how their drop out fuse designs addresses these requirements. Further, Suppliers may offer better alternatives that are of cost benefits to. It is therefore imperative that schedule "B" is completed by the tenderer. Any deviations/modifications/alternatives specification must be listed in schedule "C." No deviations/modifications/alternatives will be recognised unless they are listed in schedule "C"
3.4 The drawings to be submitted by the tenderer must include the following:
3.4.1 Critical tolerances
3.4.2 Show details of the insulator, the fuse carrier, the solid-link, the upper contact, the lower contact, the cutout base and the bracket for fixing to either wooden or steel cross arm.
3.5 The type tests to be submitted must be those issued by internationally recognised testing authority.
3.6 All salient design details of each item required shall be supplied with the tender.
33kV
N/ O |
DETAIL |
|
DATA |
1 |
Description |
|
33 kV Fuse link assembly complete with fuse carrier rated at 100A and mounting bracket to PIESA 002. (See Figure 1 to Figure 12 below) |
2 |
System conditions of service
a) nominal Voltage (Un) r.m.s |
kV |
33 |
b) maximum system voltage (Um) r.m.s |
KV |
36 |
c) earthing |
|
Effective & non effective |
d) Frequency |
Hz |
50 |
3 |
Site conditions of service a) altitude |
m |
1400 |
b) Operating Ambient temperature |
°C |
-1 to 40 |
c) Humidity |
% |
85 |
4 |
Rating |
|
|
a) Nominal voltage |
kV |
33 |
b) Rated current |
Fuse carrier |
A |
100 |
Cut out base |
A |
200 |
5 |
Electrical components |
|
|
a) Insulator material specification |
|
Porcelain |
Dielectric strength |
|
|
Lightning impulse withstand (1.2/50) |
kV |
170 |
Power frequency wet withstand voltage r.m.s |
kV |
70 |
6 |
Specific creepage distance |
mm/kV |
25 |
7 |
General information to be provided with bid: Drawings and brochures showing outline and general arrangement |
Yes/No |
Yes |
|
b) Detailed drawings of all items showing critical tolerances to be provided with bid |
Yes/No |
Yes |
8 |
Previous Type test report/certificate on complete fuse link assembly to be provided with bid |
Yes/No |
Yes |
10 |
Routine tests (acceptance tests on sample Product) to be provided on delivery |
Yes/No |
Yes |
11 |
Applicable standard |
|
PIESA 002 |
12 |
Other applicable standards |
|
NRS 035 SABS IEC 60282-2 SABS IEC 60186 BS 137 part 2 |
5. FURTHER REQUIREMENTS:
5.1 There shall be no rivets in the parts that form the current path
5.2 Water shall not be able to accumulate on any part of the equipment nor shall any feature introduce moisture into any component.
5.3 The design shall incorporate all reasonable precautions and provisions for the safety of personnel concerned with the operation and maintenance of the
same.
5.4 The current path shall be such that load current shall only flow through high conductive materials such as copper and its alloys. Load current shall not be permitted to flow through ferrous components, springs, or spring-loaded mechanisms.
5.5 All load current paths shall be so designed that the relevant parts of the solid link assembly are capable of carrying the specified rated current without exceeding the permitted temperature rise in SABS IEC 60282-2
5.6 Contacts shall be based on the line contact principle and there shall be no welds on the contact parts. The construction of the Drop out fuse base and the solid link shall ensure their mutual alignment during closure.
5.7 The solid link should have an eye and an operating tongue.
6. MARKING AND IDENTIFICATION
6.1 Markings to conform to SABS IEC 60282-2
3.0 SUPPLIMENTARY NOTES
3.5 Suppliers should give sufficient information including drawings (which must
be brief, clear and to the point) on how their drop out fuse designs addresses these requirements. Further, Suppliers may offer better alternatives that are of cost benefits
3.6 The drawings to be submitted by the tenderer must include the following:
3.6.1 Critical tolerances
3.6.2 Show details of the insulator, the fuse carrier, the solid-link, the
upper contact, the lower contact, the cutout base and the bracket for fixing to either wooden or steel cross arm.
3.7 The type tests to be submitted must be those issued by internationally recognised testing authority.