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Air Insulated Switch-gear VS Gas Insulated Switch-gear
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Gas Insulated Switch-Gear |
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Air Insulated Switch-Gear
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Limitations of Air Insulated Switchgears (AISs)
- Large dimensions due to statutory clearances & poor dielectric strength of air
- Insulation deterioration with ambient conditions and susceptibility to pollutants
- Wastage of space above
- Life of steel structures
- Seismic instability
- Large planning and execution time
- Grounding-mat is essential for containing touch and step potentials
- Hot line washing and regular maintenance of the substation is essential, requires more spares inventory and man-power
Advantages of GISs over AISs
- Compact space-saving design
- Minimal operating cost
- Minimal weight by lightweight construction
- Safe encapsulation
- Environmental compatibility
- Economical transport
- Reliability
- Smooth and efficient installation and commissioning
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