Description: The Inrush Limiter T1 suppresses the inrush current by controlling the phase angle at which the circuit breaker closes.
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When an idle transformer is re-energized, the transformer inrush current phenomenon occurs and causes various problems.
The Inrush Limiter T1 suppresses the inrush current by controlling the phase angle at which the circuit breaker closes. Since it's market launch, the Inrush Limiter has been praised for its effectiveness in limiting inrush currents. It has been used for numerous transformers in electrical power receiving substations for electrical utility companies, power receiving facilities in factories, and substations for wind-power generation facilities.
The inrush current phenomenon of a three-phase transformer is caused by mismatching polarities and absolute values of the initial magnetic flux induced by residual flux remnants in each phase core before the transformer is energized, and the system voltage immediately after the transformer is energized. This inrush current can be suppressed by limiting these mismatches. Technically, the key to suppressing the inrush phenomenon is inaccrately assessing the polarity and absolute value of residual fluxes in ea