150kV ~ 400kV
LQHDR Series 400kV/10kΩ High-Voltage Damping Resistor
Robust Solution for High-Energy Electrical Testing
The LQHDR damping resistor delivers precision performance in critical high-voltage applications including impulse voltage generators, transformer testing circuits, and HVDC transmission systems. Engineered for extreme electrical and thermal stability under 400kV loads.
Technical Specifications
Parameter | Value | Standard |
---|---|---|
Rated Voltage | 400 kV | IEC 60060-1 |
Nominal Resistance | 10 kΩ ±2% | IEC 60115 |
Continuous Current | 1 A | - |
Power Rating | 10 kW | IEC 60269 |
Operating Time | 60 min at 100% load | IEC 60076 |
Temperature Rise | <100K after 60 min operation | IEC 60529 |
Key Performance Features
Thermal Stability: Maintains structural integrity with <100K surface temperature rise during continuous operation
Fail-Safe Insulation: Non-damaging breakdown protection under fault conditions
High-Energy Dissipation: Optimized design for 10kW power handling at 50Hz
Zero Resistance Drift: Stable 10kΩ value across full operational temperature range
Industrial Applications
1. Impulse Voltage Testing
Critical component in lightning impulse generators (1.2/50μs waveforms) for transformer and breaker certification per IEC 60060-4.
2. HVDC Transmission Systems
Damping switching transients in converter stations and filter circuits for 300kV+ DC networks.
3. Dielectric Test Platforms
Provides controlled discharge paths during partial discharge measurement and breakdown testing.
Safety & Compliance
Designed for 100% rated voltage operation with no performance degradation
Meets thermal requirements of IEC 60076 for power transformers
Corona-free operation up to 400kV (tested per IEC 60270)
External insulation withstands pollution degree III environments
Installation Guidelines
Maintain minimum 2.5m clearance to grounded surfaces
Use only with IEEE 1125-compliant bushings and connectors
Verify DC resistance before commissioning (tolerance: ±2%)
Perform infrared thermography after first 60-min load cycle