Thanks LiteYear and Marmite very much for your help. I have checked and it is indeed the case that the neutral is inside the bus duct going to the switchgear in this instance. One of the engineers was mentioning that they could potentially change that and run a bushing out from the transformer...
I just realized after posting that I am likely mistaken about the placement of the reactor as it wouldn't make sense to be on the low side, at least I don't see that it would since it wouldn't be between the transformer and a surge at that point. I apologize as this is all new to me so I'm still...
Thanks for the reply! I believe this is on the low side of the transformer so if I remember correctly it's 15kV possibly 25kV, sorry I'm not at work atm so I can't check. I may have used the wrong term for the reactor. The way my supervisor explained it, the reactor is there to shunt a surge...
Hello all,
I'm an intern with a local power utility this summer so let me start by apologizing for my ignorance (just finished my junior year). My supervisor asked me to check with the manufacturer of the neutral grounding reactors we use with regard to how to connect one between a substation...
