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SF6 "Voltage Transformers" in HV (150 kV) lines

SF6 "Voltage Transformers" in HV (150 kV) lines

RE: SF6 "Voltage Transformers" in HV (150 kV) lines

Sempronio1960,
SF6 inductive voltage transformers (IVTs) are much less prone to explosion if compared to oil-insulated capacitive voltage transformers (CVTs).
However, for sake of safety, we now specify only silicon rubber for outer insulation: the risk for working personnel is then considerably reduced even with conventional CVTs. Thus we foresee IVTs only on cable lines and for energy metering purposes.

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