ANNED SF6 Gas Density Monitor Features
Special solutions to meet the highest demands for operational safety and reliability have been developed by ANNED for the power generation, transmission, and distributor sectors. ANNED has specially developed temperature-compensated pressure gauges for use in switchgears that ensure safe operation of SF6 gas-insulated equipment. Because of its exceptional properties, sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) is used as an insulating, quenching, and cooling gas in manifold applications. Main applications for SF6 gas in electrical engineering are:
- high-voltage air-insulated substations (AIS)
- life tank breakers
- dead tank breakers - high-voltage gas-insulated substations (GIS)
- gas-insulated high-voltage cables
- instrument transformers
- transformers
Normal pressure gauges are not suitable for this monitoring operation
because with the same gas density, the gas pressure is dependent on the
gas temperature in closed gas systems. This dependency is is
specific to the used gas and is shown in a vapor pressure diagram with
lines of identical density, the so-called isochores. Therefore the
temperature must also be registered by suitable monitoring systems working
on the pressure measuring principle. This enables the monitoring
unit to correct the measured pressure value according to the isochores.
Such special pressure gauges/transmitters are the gas density monitors as
described herein.
ANNED produces mechanical SF6 gas density monitors which is identical to
the specs of SF6 gas density monitors from WIKA in a variety of versions.
Gas Density Monitors with Local Indicator and Alarm Contacts
Gas density monitors with local indicator and alarm contacts combine the
indicator and switching function. Each gas density monitor is
adjusted individually to its calibration pressure. In order to
define the bimetal compensation exactly, ANNED uses a
computer-controlled adjustment equipment to make the job precisely.
Apart from considering the calibration pressure, this equipment also takes
into account different factors influencing the instrument. For
example, the Bourdon tube and the characteristic data of the bimetal used
for temperature compensation. The class accuracy is
±2.5% within the temperature range
-40°C...60°C. The switching accuracy is
±2.5%. The information concerning the switching accuracy
refers to the calibration pressure. For further information, please
refer to the e-catalog, which can be downloaded at
SF6 Home.
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