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When deal­ing with volt­age fluc­tu­a­tions and poor grid qual­i­ty, indus­tri­al com­pa­nies have to put their own safe­guards in place. Reg­u­lat­ed trans­form­ers can help them achieve this.

Switch­ing on a pow­er­ful trans­former is a crit­i­cal moment for the sup­ply grid and all con­nect­ed con­sumers. For­tu­nate­ly, there are two tech­niques for effec­tive­ly damp­en­ing the inrush cur­rent.

With the new test­ing sys­tem from HIGHVOLT, oper­a­tors can now test the trans­form­ers in wind tur­bines direct­ly in the rear hous­ing itself, sav­ing time and avoid­ing unnec­es­sary down­time.

With sen­sors and intel­li­gent soft­ware, oper­a­tors can make their equip­ment ready for the future.

Rein­hausen offers the tech­nol­o­gy need­ed to dig­i­tal­ize your trans­form­ers and gives guid­ance to cus­tomers through­out the entire­ty of their dig­i­tal­iza­tion projects.

Rein­hausen Pow­er Com­pos­ites uses two dif­fer­ent meth­ods for shield­ing hol­low insu­la­tors. Their strengths com­ple­ment each oth­er per­fect­ly.

Mar­cus Hart­mann, Man­ag­ing Direc­tor of Rein­hausen Pow­er Com­pos­ites France, on the new site in Cus­set, the advan­tages for cus­tomers, and his plans for the future.

Researchers in Pad­ua are test­ing a key com­po­nent for the ITER fusion ener­gy project based in south­ern France. Siemens pro­vid­ed a high-volt­age deck and Rein­hausen Pow­er Com­pos­ites (RPC) sup­plied the insu­la­tors. Area Sales Man­ag­er Math­ias Reichen­bach explains the chal­lenge of shield­ing a mil­lion volts to ground.

Some­times the sun shines, and some­times it doesn’t. Some­times it’s blow­ing a gale, and oth­er times it’s per­fect­ly calm. Using renew­able ener­gies to sup­ply grids pos­es chal­lenges for plant engi­neers. But even if sup­plies are inter­mit­tent, an intel­li­gent com­bi­na­tion of equip­ment can keep things on track.

Rein­hausen is there to lend its sup­port to engi­neers and oper­a­tors of solar an wind pow­er instal­la­tions from the very start: Through prod­ucts, engi­neer­ing, project man­age­ment, assem­bly, and com­mis­sion­ing ser­vices.

CEDASPE has devel­oped a new gen­er­a­tion of bush­ings for medi­um-volt­age appli­ca­tions to expand its prod­uct port­fo­lio: The “Sil­i­cone Com­pos­ite Bush­ing” (SBC) series. Cedaspe, the Milan-based com­pa­ny, has been a mem­ber of the Rein­hausen Group since 2016. Sales Direc­tor Nico­la Rampin remarks about the advan­tages of this new prod­uct.