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Resin Impregnated Paper condenser core bushings<br />

with fiberglass tube and Silicone rubber sheds<br />

<strong>Bushing</strong> <strong>Group</strong><br />

© E T HP BU


Locations<br />

• Customised solutions<br />

• High reputation in<br />

service business<br />

• Technology leader<br />

UHV AC<br />

TUK – Hebburn<br />

HSP - Cologne<br />

• Top of innovation<br />

• Technology leader<br />

• Market leader RIP AC/DC<br />

• Customised solutions<br />

TCN – Shenyang<br />

TCB – Toronto<br />

• Market leader in China<br />

• Proven technology<br />

OIP/RIP<br />

• High flexibility for<br />

customer demand<br />

• Strong in ANSI market<br />

• Short lead time<br />

TSF – St.<br />

Louis/Basel<br />

• High degree of<br />

standardisation<br />

• CoC - OIP<br />

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Technologies for transformer bushings<br />

<strong>Bushing</strong> core, made of resin impregnated paper<br />

RIP core insulator (activ part)<br />

•crêpe insulating paper with condenser layered,<br />

dried under temperature and vacuum,<br />

impregnated under vacuum with epoxy resin.<br />

+ no oil losses possible<br />

+ no risk of fire (non-inflammable)<br />

+ no risk of explosions<br />

+ excellent seismic behaviour<br />

+ lower weight - easier handling<br />

+ lower long term costs<br />

+ oil and gas tight system<br />

+ no housing for oil end necessary<br />

+ operates with damaged housing temporarily<br />

+ core can be fixed to flange<br />

+ partial discharge free<br />

+ excellent ageing experience<br />

+ no loss of insulation media<br />

o max. temperature < 120 or higher<br />

- higher production costs<br />

RIP<br />

condenser layers<br />

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Different technologies for outdoor end housing…<br />

Characteristics of composite insulators<br />

+ hydrophobic surfaces<br />

+ good characteristics under pollution<br />

+ high life expectancy<br />

+ low leakage current<br />

+ low manufacturing tolerances<br />

+ low weight - easier handling<br />

+ high mechanical stability<br />

+ elasticity in case of bending<br />

+ optimal solution for seismic stress<br />

+ no damage of splintering, no bursting<br />

+ no danger of scattering<br />

+ pressure resistant<br />

+ significantly shorter delivery times<br />

- high price<br />

Characteristics of porcelain<br />

+ smooth glazed surfaces<br />

+ surface leakage current resistant<br />

+ high life expectancy<br />

+ mechanical stability<br />

+ easy forming<br />

+ economically reasonable material<br />

+ low price<br />

- restricted bending strength<br />

- high manufacturing tolerances<br />

- sensitive with respect to temperature changes<br />

- high danger of scattering in case of bursting<br />

- restricted pressure resistance<br />

- low impact strength<br />

- long delivery times<br />

- high weight<br />

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Composite insulator structure and secondary insulation<br />

dry material foam<br />

silicon sheds<br />

RIP active part<br />

aluminium<br />

cast flange<br />

Fiber glass reinforced<br />

laminate epoxy resin tube<br />

The Gap is filled with a dry material foam<br />

+ used for more than 20 years<br />

+ no compensation volume needed<br />

+ no ageing problems<br />

+ no leakage possible<br />

+ additional sealing effect<br />

+ no fire-danger in case of damage<br />

+ flexible in a wide temperature range<br />

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Different technologies for outdoor housings…<br />

Composite insulators properties<br />

One of the major advantages of silicone<br />

polymer insulators over porcelain:<br />

High hydrophobicity over the whole lifetime !<br />

Surface is Water repellant & self cleaning<br />

...even through thick layers of contamination<br />

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Seismic references<br />

For well over 20 years, Electric Utilities on the West Coast of the<br />

USA and Canada have used almost exclusively HSP RIP<br />

condenser core + composite insulator bushings.<br />

NO seismic event failure to any of those bushings.<br />

•BCTC & BC Hydro<br />

- 145,230,245,420,550 kV class<br />

•BPA Bonneville Power Administration<br />

- 196,230,550 kV class<br />

•PacifiCorp, Portland OR<br />

- 550 kV class<br />

• Nevada Power Company<br />

- 138,196 kV class<br />

•PG&E Pacific Gas and Electric Company<br />

- 69,123,138,196,230,550 kV class<br />

•SCE Southern California Edison<br />

- 230,550 kV class<br />

•LADWP Los Angeles Department of Water & Power<br />

- 196,230,550 kV class<br />

•SDG&E San Diego Gas & Electric<br />

- 230,550 kV class<br />

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HSP`s Customer References<br />

Customer<br />

BC Hydro British Columbia Hydro<br />

BCTC British Columbia Transmission Company<br />

PacifiCorp, Portland OR<br />

PG&E Pacific Gas and Electric Company<br />

SCE Southern California Edison<br />

LADWP LosAngeles Depart.of Water & Power<br />

SDG&E San Diego Gas & Electric<br />

Contact<br />

Mr.Hanxin Zhu<br />

Phone: +001-604-5282314<br />

Mail: Hanxin.Zhu@BChydro.com<br />

Matt Weisensee<br />

Phone: +001-503-813-6901<br />

Mail: matthew.weisensee@pacificorp.com<br />

Ms Jennifer Yu<br />

Phone: +001-510-874-2628<br />

Mail: JQY1@pge.com<br />

Mr. Dong S. Kim<br />

Phone: +001.909.274.61677<br />

Mail: Dong.Kim@sce.com<br />

Mr. Bina Vatanpour<br />

Phone: +001.213.367.2212<br />

Mail: Bina.Vatanpour@ladwp.com<br />

Mr. Robert J. Mayer<br />

Phone: +001.858.654.1119<br />

Mail: RMayer@semprautilities.com<br />

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West coast, USA; RIP 550 kV Transformer <strong>Bushing</strong>s<br />

Materials combination for high mechanic demands<br />

Materials combination<br />

for high mechanic<br />

demands<br />

Seismic test of a RIP-<br />

550kV-transformerbushing<br />

on the shake<br />

table in worst-case<br />

service position<br />

Seismic test reports\Seismic Test-<br />

Qualification Report SETFta 1800-550-<br />

2000 spez.pdf<br />

Specifications\SETFta 1800-550-2000<br />

spez (600258).pdf<br />

Time history test acc.<br />

to IEEE 693<br />

Seismic test according IEEE 693<br />

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Yun-Guang, China; RIP 800 kV UHVDC Transformer <strong>Bushing</strong>s<br />

• Weight: 4 to<br />

• Length: 13500 mm<br />

This is the first bushing worldwide for 800 kV<br />

UHVDC transmission in RIP dry technology.<br />

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