In any electrical substation or switchyard, Current Transformers (CT) and Potential Transformers (PT) are among the most crucial components for measurement, metering, and protection.
Their accuracy ensures fault detection, relay operation, and energy accounting remain precise.
Errors in ratio or polarity can cause faulty protection relay operation or wrong billing
Ensures insulation integrity and prevents flashovers
Correct performance during faults avoids equipment damage
Meets statutory accuracy class requirements for metering and protection
Early fault detection prevents premature failure
IS, IEC, and CEA standards for voltage levels from 11 kV to 400 kV
Comprehensive testing following IS 16227, IS 2705, IS 3156, IEC 61869 standards
Check for cracks, oil leaks, damaged terminals, or contamination
Confirm rated values, burden, and accuracy class match design requirements
Ensure mounting structures and clamps are properly aligned
CT/PT Commissioning for 220 kV Switchyard in Rajasthan
State Transmission Project - 2023
Tests Performed: Ratio, polarity, burden, IR, accuracy verification
Challenge: Tight deadline and extreme summer heat conditions
Solution: Parallel testing teams and mobile test kits
Ahead of schedule completion
Compliance reports achieved
Precise readings for metering and protection
Insulation and wiring verified before load application
Meets IS/IEC accuracy class mandates
Prevents early degradation and failures
Tested, integrated, and energized seamlessly
Maximum accuracy for all voltage levels from 11 kV to 400 kV