Advantages of Cast Resin Busbars vs Rip & Cable
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7/23/2019 Advantages of Cast Resin Busbars vs Rip & Cable
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COMPARISON CAST RESIN BUSBAR VS RIP & CABLE
1) Advantages of cast resin busbar vs RIP (Resin Impregnated Paper)
Until 17,5 kV cast resin busbars are a more compact solution than RIP busbars (in particular
bends). RIP busbars require a higher bend radius (min. 500mm) where the bend radius for cast
resin busbars is very small.
RIP busbar junctions are air insulated, which doesnt make the line entirely IP67 protected. Cast
resin junctions are filled with a resin mix which guarantees IP67 protection over the entire length
of the busduct.
Air trapped in the junctions - e.g. during shutdown for maintenance - might condensate in a RIP
junction. This reduces electric rigidity to earth and causes loss of protection against hazardous
chemicals. Cast resin junctions are filled with resin mix, so no condensation occurs and
protection remains solid.
Installation time for cast resin busbars is shorter e.g; only one 3-phase element has to be
installed with cast resin busbars instead of 3 separate phases with RIP busbars
Higher mechanical strength - IK10
2) Advantages of cast resin busbar vs cable:
High mechanical strength IK10
Protection against chemical hazardous gases and/or liquids.
Compact solution for areas with limited access
Compact solution for making bends: the higher the current becomes, the higher the space
required for making bends (higher bend radius with cable)
In case of failure, the damaged section can be relatively easy removed, because the busbar
line is an assembly of joint elements.
Connection to feeder/ user (TRF, Gen, Panel, breaker,.): in particular for higher currents
where more cables are needed, this solution becomes very complex. Connection with cast resin
busbars is easy due to customized terminal elements.
Better current repartition within each phase
Easier to connect to supports for withstanding short circuit forces (no risk of whip effect of any
flexible cable)
Less bolted junctions
Shorter installation time thanks to prefabricated elements
Better fire withstand