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Digital Substation

The next big thing in power industry

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The digital substation also called the complete smart grid is the fourth and last step toward the automation solution. In this step, the digitalization starts from the primary level with the replacement of convention CT instruments with optical and flexible CTs and VT instruments with Capacitive Voltage Electronic Transformer. This provides the solution for reduced material cost, increased reliability and operation of primary assets, and retiring skill force. The hardcore copper wiring is replaced by a transmission bus that is IEC-61850 compliant, which increase the Interoperability of devices and workforce safety the advantages we get from digital substations are

  • Reduction of breaker termination by 33%
  • Reduction of copper wiring by 80%
  • Substation footprints by 50%
  • And P&C labor cost by %

AIS

  • Flexible CT
  • Optical CT
  • Flexible CT
  • Rogowski Electronic CT (RECT)

Digital CT

  • No oil, gas or SF6
  • No open secondaries
  • No Saturation
  • More accuracy than ANSI/IEEE Sd.

ECVT

  • One sensor for protection, metering and qualimetry
  • Smaller than conventional
  • Compatible with all GIS
  • High electromagnetic immunity

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P&C

Panel

 EPESOL holds a unique legacy in the manufacturing of PROTECTION AND CONTROL panels with decades of hands-on experience. EPESOL has a state-of-the-art facility of relay and control panel design

EHV

Products

EPESOL offers for the first time in Pakistan an on-site DGA facility through its state-of-the-art on-site DGA test-set, Transport . The second-generation Transport is a compact

Substation

Automation

With the increase in renewable power production, the behavior of substations is becoming unpredictable and complex. The addition of “non-synchronous production” has adjoined much uncertainty in the system

Distribution

Automation

Bushing failure is one of the leading cause of transformer failure, accounting for 15% of the total failures. Faulty insulation is the principal cause of bushing failure. Humidity and oil