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Protective relays are attached to electrical installations to detect abnormalities in the current, voltage, and frequency, flowing in the electrical system. When an abnormality is detected, it will send a signal to a trip coil on a particular device, such as a circuit breaker, that is designed to interrupt the circuit, thus limiting damage to equipment and personnel.
If the protective relays are not monitoring or measuring properly, they can cause non-tripping or false tripping. This can result in dangerous situations and damage to critical component, or unnecessary downtime of critical equipment.
Since these devices operate during abnormal conditions on the power system, the only way to ensure correct operation is by a periodic comprehensive inspection, maintenance, tests and calibration programs.
Bakker Sliedrecht offers brand independent protective relays inspections and test programs that inspect all protection systems of low-and-high voltage installations that ensure an automatic stop in case of emergency. Amongst others, the following parameters and functionalities are checked by current and voltage injection with our calibrated portable protective relays testing kit.
Bakker Sliedrecht can replace defect parts of common brands and types immediately.
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John Hollemans
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Highlights:
FNsteel is one of the European market leaders of high quality wire rod and wire rod products, especially for the automotive industry. The production location in Alblasserdam has different facilities for hot rolling and processing steel. In the Wire Processing Center, wire is processed in pickling, annealing and drawing facilities. Because of a new production line, FNsteel decided to expand the power supply of the wire drawing facility. Bakker Sliedrecht took care of the entire expansion project.
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