Static self-recovery equipment

Power distribution networks face significant challenges related to flexibility for load balancing, which can result in inefficient transfers and branch overloads. With the increase in energy demand, traditional solutions like the implementation of new circuits become limited and costly.

The Static Self-Recovery Equipment is an innovation that allows power transfer between branches up to 5 MVA, operating on 13.8 kV networks. The equipment dynamically transfers loads, relieves power flows, and reduces voltage harmonics, promoting a more efficient energy delivery. With applications in distribution networks, this solution can assist in the repowering of circuits and delaying the need for construction works, optimizing investments.

This development optimizes the operational conditions of the networks, providing cleaner and more reliable energy. Furthermore, it enables the postponement of investments in reconductoring and construction or repowering of substations, demonstrating the company's commitment to new technologies aimed at improving the quality of energy supply.

Benefits:

• Improvement of energy supply quality;
• Greater customer satisfaction;
• Reduction in operational costs.