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Transcribed Image Text:Repairs have to be carried out on HV cir-
cuit breaker No. 6 shown in Fig. 26. If the
three 220 kV lines must be kept in service,
which disconnecting switches must be kept
open?

Transcribed Image Text:HV LINE 1
220 kV
lightning
2 current transformer
arrester
HV disconnect
grounding switch
HV disconnect
30
HV circuit breaker
32 KA
HV tie line
HV disconnect
motorized
disconnect 8
33
34
lightning 10
11 grounding
arrester
36/48/60 MVA, 60 Hz Y= mig
220 kV/24.9 KV.
grounding transformer
$12
switch
13 lightning
arrester
35
36
MV circuit breaker 25 kA 14
MV disconnect 15
MV tie line
17
HV LINE 2
220 kV
37
382
HV LINE 3
220 kV
h
117
11-
line
circuit
breaker 12 kA
reactor
16
17
Автово
Котово
197
feeder 18
T24
табатын китоб
Котово
роботою натов
25
ротобионт
втобо
20
26
коловон
21
4ьтово
нотовонароботок матово
втово
22
237
T29
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