DR1 - single-phase general purpose reactors

DR1 - single-phase general purpose reactors

DR1- single-phase general purpose reactors – are static electromagnetic devices designed for use in AC and DC electrical circuits.
- current-limiting
- smoothing
- noise reduction
- starting

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The following types of reactors are widely used:
- current-limiting - for limiting short-circuit currents;
- smoothing - to smooth the pulsations of the rectified current;
- noise reduction - to reduce noise from electrical machines and other electrical equipment;
- transient - to switch the terminals of the transformer;
- starting - for current distribution during transients between the excitation windings of electric motors.

Construction of the magnetic system of reactors of DR1 type – bar with clearance, with magnetic core, made based on Unicore technology with butt joint, 2 non-magnetic clearances are located in the middle windings, electrotechnical steel NV30S-120, sheet thickness 0.3 mm.

Parameters of single-phase reactors DR1.

Parameter Units Default Possible options
Reactor inductance mGn According to technical task According to technical task
Rated current А According to technical task According to technical task
Magnetic system saturation current А Rated current According to technical task
Allowable deviation of reactor inductivity % 10 Any, but not less than 3
Winding material   Aluminum Copper
Heat resistance class   B F
Class voltage class kV 0,7 0,4

 

Transformer types designation.

Example of designation:
DR1-4,0-20 – Single-phase reactor, inductance is 4.0 mH, rated current is 20 A.

Parameter Units Default Possible options
Coupling sizes mm At discretion of the manufacturer Indicated in the questionnaire
Overall dimensions mm At discretion of the manufacturer Indicated in the questionnaire

 

 

The service life of reactors is 20 years. The warranty period is 24 months from the date of sale, unless otherwise agreed with the customer. Reactors are impregnated in the insulating compound assembly by dipping method, or by vacuum impregnation method according to design documentation. The reactor is considered fit for operation only after passing all the points of acceptance tests.