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gas insulated substations

GIS (gas insulated system) are special installations that terrifically curb the operational cost but the GIS includes places where electricity is controlled. They have a gas called sulfur hexafluoride which keeps the electrical parts safe. They have many advantages over ordinary ones, such as safer, better performance, smaller footprint, etc.

One major advantage of GIS is their reduced size. Because they use gas rather than air for insulation, GIS substations can fit into compressive spaces — like cities where roads and buildings leave little room to work. That allows EUNVIN to place GIS substations where a conventional substation could not be utilized.

The technology behind gas insulated substations

In addition to being small, GIS substations are more reliable than conventional ones. It is the gas insulation that prevents the electrical parts from water and dirt to avoid failure and power outage.

GIS stands for gas-insulated switchgear, where the process occurs in a compact enclosure filled with an important technology – sulfur hexafluoride gas for insulation. This gas is harmless, it is not a flame and it would not work and reaction with other things, Therefore, this gas is beneficial for protecting from electrical content. Gas is stored in heavy metal containers capable of enduring high voltages and severe heats.

Why choose EUNVIN gas insulated substations?

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