Electric Power Systems

Thyristor Voltage Regulators (TVRs)

Due to the high-speed response and frequent switching capabilities, TVRs quickly respond to current reverse flows and voltage fluctuations that occur in distributed power sources, contributing to stable electricity supply.

Characteristics

  • Suitable for distributed power sources

    Thyristor voltage regulators calculate the changes in primary and secondary voltages due to each tap-change operation to determine the direction of the power flow and provide appropriate control in the event of a reverse power flow in solar photovoltaic and other power generation systems.

  • High-speed response to frequent voltage fluctuations

    Minimum response speed of 140ms (no tap jumping, 500-V voltage deviation)

  • Thyristor voltage regulators reduce voltage fluctuations via tap-jumping control.

    The tap-jumping feature removes voltage deviations instantaneously.

  • Tap-changing capability that supports frequent control actions

    There is no limit to the number of tap changes made.

  • Maintenance-free

    Due to the use contactless switches for thyristors, thyristor voltage regulators require no inspection of the tap changer.

Thyristor Voltage Regulators (TVRs)

TVR Specifications

Line capacity 3000kVA
Rated frequency 50 or 60Hz
Number of phases 3
Rated circuit voltage 6600V
Rated adjustable voltage range +300 to -300V
Rated current 262A
Line capacity 4000kVA
Rated frequency 60Hz
Number of phases 3
Rated circuit voltage 6600V
Rated adjustable voltage range +500 to -300V
Rated current 350A
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