- Large-capacity high-voltage long-distance transmission systems
Used in parallel with the power grid to compensate for capacitive charging current in transmission lines, improve power supply efficiency, suppress voltage rise and switching overvoltage under light load, and enhance overall system stability. - Chemical, metallurgical, mining, and electrified railway applications
Compensates capacitive reactive power, reduces secondary arc current during grounding faults, eliminates generator self-excitation phenomena, and ensures safe and stable operation in special industrial environments with harsh conditions. - Substation and long-distance light-load transmission lines
Installed at various voltage levels to compensate capacitive reactive volt-ampere in long-distance light-load lines, limit power-frequency overvoltage at line ends, reduce system grounding fault current, and maintain grid reliability.