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- Traction Transformers – Future on the Rail
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- "Reinhausen is ready to deliver!"
- Oversized de-energized tap-changers
- The most powerful transformers in the world for a 1,100 kV HVDC line in China
- "We are in a growth market with the VRDT"
- Digitalization turnaround: GANZ Intelligent Solutions relies on cooperation with MR
- "Transitioning to a solution provider presents a major opportunity for transformer manufacturers – and digitalization can help!"
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- myReinhausen: MR's central digital customer platform
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- "Digitalization of the power grids will only work with comprehensive security measures"
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- Six challenges, six solutions – Intelligent sensors for safe transformers
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- The VRDT is the ideal solution to solve voltage problems in our distribution grids
- Making transformers more sustainable
- 940 tons of power regulation
- Sunny prospects: Municipal solar storage devices
- Four reasons why regulated distribution grids are the future
- "The energy transition is taking place in the distribution grids"
- Five theses on the future of power grids
- Storage at all network levels
- Test systems for the energy revolution
- Climate change, energy revolution and the future of power grids?
- A new design for utility poles
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- The North Sea as Europe's green power plant
- Sahara electricity - safe for the island
- Are wind farms the new power plants?
- Direct current at all grid levels
- The MSCDN plant – the new "power plant generator" for stable grids
- Clean power grid with high-frequency filters
- Weatherproof cable testing for offshore wind parks
- VRDTs for Australia's distribution grids
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- Precise condition assessment of transformers with TESSA® APM
- Digital transformer check - MR provides training at thyssenkrupp's steelworks
- How ISO 55000 facilitates asset management
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VACUTAP® VR® Retrofit Solutions for Japan Successfully Completed
MR expands its solutions for life-time extension and maintenance-cost reduction for aging power transformers in Japan.
Regulated power transformers are one of the most expensive assets of electric power companies and must therefore remain in operation for as long as possible. While the use target has been 30 to 40 years in the past, today transformer operators want 50 to 60 years and in Japan even up to 70 years are expected! This is possible – with retrofit solutions from MR.
In addition to enabling a life-time extension, retrofit solutions also can potentially lower the total costs of operation. For example, if the operator of a large regulated power transformer could use a maintenance-free vacuum type on-load tap-changer (OLTC) rather than an oil-immersed OLTC, the maintenance costs for this transformer component would be reduced to zero in the future.
Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen (MR) has been offering relevant retrofit solutions for quite a while. The diverter switch inserts (DSI) of MR’s OILTAP® M, which have been manufactured since 1973 and include those manufactured by licensees, can easily be replaced by VACUTAP® VM® DSIs. For more than 10 years, it has also been possible to replace OILTAP® T and R DSIs using glass-fiber reinforced plastic (GRP) oil compartments by VACUTAP® VR® DSIs and MR’s Japanese service company, Reinhausen Solutions Co., has carried out a number of such projects.
But many Japanese electric power companies have even greater demands and MR has recently expanded its portfolio with suitable solutions to meet these increased expectations. For example, the VACUTAP® VR® DSI can now also be retrofitted to OILTAP® T OLTCs with oil compartments made from laminated paper (which also applies for units manufactured by licensees) and MR has successfully finished the necessary type tests in this regard in accordance with the relevant standard JEC 2220.
For additional information please contact:
Reinhausen Solutions Co.
German Industry Park
1-18-2 Hakusan, Midori-ku
226-0006 Yokohama
Japan
Tel. +81 (45) 9295740
E-Mail: service@solutions.reinhausen.com
www.reinhausen.jp
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