Q1: What is an SVR?
SVR stands for Step Voltage Regulator. It is a voltage regulation device used in power distribution systems to adjust and compensate line voltage, helping maintain a stable voltage level at the receiving end.
Q2: What is the rated capacity of the SVR-5000/23?
The rated capacity of the SVR-5000/23 is 5000 kVA.
Q3: What are the rated input and output voltages?
The rated input voltage is 23 kV (23000 V), with a voltage regulation range of 0 to −13 × 2.5%. The rated regulated output voltage is 22 kV (22000 V).
Q4: How does the SVR compensate for voltage drop?
The SVR uses a multi-step voltage regulation system with a 2.5% voltage adjustment per tap. The specified regulation range is 0 to −13 × 2.5%, allowing the output voltage to be adjusted according to line voltage conditions and project requirements.
Q5: What cooling method does the SVR-5000/23 use?
The SVR adopts ONAN (Oil Natural Air Natural) cooling, using natural circulation of insulating oil and surrounding air for heat dissipation.
Q6: Is the SVR suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes. The SVR-5000/23 is designed as an outdoor three-phase oil-immersed automatic voltage regulator for distribution network applications.
Q7: Which standards does the SVR comply with?
The SVR is designed and manufactured according to applicable requirements of IEC 60076 and GB 1094.1/2/3/10, based on the specified product configuration and project requirements.
Q8: Can the voltage regulation range be customized?
The voltage regulation configuration can be designed according to project voltage requirements, distribution line conditions and specified regulation requirements. Please provide the system voltage, required output voltage and operating conditions for technical confirmation.