Hexing Compact Substation

The Hexing Compact Substation is a prefabricated substation integrating advanced technologies, suitable for various power distribution scenarios, especially for distribution, wind power, and photovoltaic projects.

Product Description

The Hexing Compact Substation is a special type of prefabricated substation. It integrates advanced domestic and international technologies and is suitable for power distribution systems in various locations, such as industrial parks, urban commercial areas, residential areas, and public facilities. It is particularly suitable for distribution projects far from residential areas, wind power projects, and wind and photovoltaic projects with large single-unit substation capacity.

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Product Advantages

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Intelligent Design

The entire substation adopts intelligent design, with the protection system using a substation microcomputer integrated automation device, enabling the 'four remote' functions (remote measurement, remote signaling, remote control, remote regulation).

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Compact Structure

The transformer room is eliminated, and oil-immersed transformers are mostly used, directly mounted outside the substation enclosure, resulting in a smaller footprint, approximately 58% of that of a European-style compact substation.

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Environmental Protection and Energy Saving

The transformer cooling fins are installed in an open manner, achieving natural ventilation, reducing the unreliability of fan performance caused by forced ventilation, providing good heat dissipation, and reducing power loss due to overheating. The overall design considers environmental factors such as dust, rain, snow, and sand, making it suitable for long-term outdoor use.

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Maintenance and Reliability

Busbars connect the high-voltage switchgear and transformer, solving operational safety issues associated with cable connections. Safety devices such as grounding switches, surge arresters, and mechanical interlocks are provided to ensure personal safety. The isolating switch, arc extinguishing chamber, and fuse of the high-voltage switchgear are designed in separate compartments, allowing maintenance of a single unit without shutting down other equipment.