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– Insulation material: The insulation layer of Hada bushings are made from synthetic fiber in form of thin felt instead of traditional insulation paper as in RIP bushings. This kind of insulation material is relatively “purer” than paper, and not easier to absorb wet moisture. Compared with the insulation paper, the surface of the felt is somehow rough. Therefore, when the two adjacent layers are wound together, there will be some fibers cross-coupling between the two layers, which makes it easier to be impregnated, and the adhesion between the layers will be stronger after the resin being cured. – Capacitive screen: Hada bushings use carbon fiber fabric as the capacitive screen instead of traditional aluminum film or semi-conductive tape. Compared with aluminum film, carbon fiber fabric enables resin perpendicularly passing through it, resulting in a better impregnation. The carbon fiber capacitive screen also has semi-conductive edges, which can greatly increase the initiating voltage of partial discharge, so that there is almost no partial discharge during operation. The partial discharge level of Hada's RIS bushing is not more than 2pC under twice the maximum line-to-ground operation voltage. Moreover, carbon fiber shielding layer has much higher conductivity than semi-conductive tape, so, it will not be overheated by the capacitive current of the bushing as that may happen while semi-conductive shield is utilized. – Saving Impregnation Time The core technology of Hada’s RIS bushings, such as dry rolling and vacuum impregnation, not only improve the insulation performance, but also improve the process control accuracy and shorten the producing time. Resin Impregnated Paper (RIP) is a good and matured technology. Hada’s RIS (Resin Impregnated Synthetics) is an improvement of RIP technology. Insulation paper has been replaced by synthetic felt, and resin system has also been renewed to adapt to the synthetic fibers. By using the renewed resin system, the capacitive core can be impregnated directly into its final shape and hardened in a short time. In addition, the drying process before impregnation is substantially shortened because, unlike paper, the polymer fibers are not hygroscopic, they absorbing much less moisture than papers. The combination of advanced material selection and improved processing capability makes RIS bushing have a substantially shortened producing time compared with RIP technology. –More excellent electrical performance Hada’s RIS bushing technology meets all the specifications required in IEC 60137 and also the electrical, thermal and mechanical properties of the relevant IEEE standards. These bushings are characterized by a very low dielectric loss factor (tan δ typically < 0.35%), while their electrical design and defect-free impregnation process allow partial discharge free up to twice the maximum phase-to-ground operating voltage, which is specified at a PD measurement background of 2 pC. That is much better than required by IEC standard for RIP bushings, i.e. dielectric loss <0.7%, PD level of 10pC & 5pC at 1.05Uf & 1.5 Uf respectively, where Uf is the maximum phase-to-ground operating voltage. –Suitable for Variety of Installations Taking advantage of the excellent anti-pollution-flashover performance of silicone rubber sheds, Hada’s RIS bushing can be installed even in highly polluted area such as class E ( class E is defined “ severity pollution” by IEC 60815-1 (2008).) environment. In addition, due to the dry insulation and special structure of Hada’s RIS bushing, it can be installed in any direction, i.e., the installation angle from vertical can vary from 0 ° to 90 °. Therefore, a lot of great work has been condensed in Hada’s RIS bushing, from high-precision and reasonable product designing to rigorous material selection, and even to exquisite craftsmanship. The advent of Hada’s RIS bushing updates the milestone of high-voltage bushings of dry type with capacitive structure.

– Insulation material:
The insulation layer of Hada bushings are made from synthetic fiber in form of thin felt instead of traditional insulation paper as in RIP bushings. This kind of insulation material is relatively “purer” than paper, and not easier to absorb wet moisture. Compared with the insulation paper, the surface of the felt is somehow rough. Therefore, when the two adjacent layers are wound together, there will be some fibers cross-coupling between the two layers, which makes it easier to be impregnated, and the adhesion between the layers will be stronger after the resin being cured.

– Capacitive screen:
Hada bushings use carbon fiber fabric as the capacitive screen instead of traditional aluminum film or semi-conductive tape. Compared with aluminum film, carbon fiber fabric enables resin perpendicularly passing through it, resulting in a better impregnation. The carbon fiber capacitive screen also has semi-conductive edges, which can greatly increase the initiating voltage of partial discharge, so that there is almost no partial discharge during operation. The partial discharge level of Hada's RIS bushing is not more than 2pC under twice the maximum line-to-ground operation voltage. Moreover, carbon fiber shielding layer has much higher conductivity than semi-conductive tape, so, it will not be overheated by the capacitive current of the bushing as that may happen while semi-conductive shield is utilized.

– Saving Impregnation Time
The core technology of Hada’s RIS bushings, such as dry rolling and vacuum impregnation, not only improve the insulation performance, but also improve the process control accuracy and shorten the producing time.
Resin Impregnated Paper (RIP) is a good and matured technology. Hada’s RIS (Resin Impregnated Synthetics) is an improvement of RIP technology. Insulation paper has been replaced by synthetic felt, and resin system has also been renewed to adapt to the synthetic fibers.
By using the renewed resin system, the capacitive core can be impregnated directly into its final shape and hardened in a short time. In addition, the drying process before impregnation is substantially shortened because, unlike paper, the polymer fibers are not hygroscopic, they absorbing much less moisture than papers. The combination of advanced material selection and improved processing capability makes RIS bushing have a substantially shortened producing time compared with RIP technology.

–More excellent electrical performance
Hada’s RIS bushing technology meets all the specifications required in IEC 60137 and also the electrical, thermal and mechanical properties of the relevant IEEE standards. These bushings are characterized by a very low dielectric loss factor (tan δ typically < 0.35%), while their electrical design and defect-free impregnation process allow partial discharge free up to twice the maximum phase-to-ground operating voltage, which is specified at a PD measurement background of 2 pC. That is much better than required by IEC standard for RIP bushings, i.e. dielectric loss <0.7%, PD level of 10pC & 5pC at 1.05Uf & 1.5 Uf respectively, where Uf is the maximum phase-to-ground operating voltage.

–Suitable for Variety of Installations
Taking advantage of the excellent anti-pollution-flashover performance of silicone rubber sheds, Hada’s RIS bushing can be installed even in highly polluted area such as class E ( class E is defined “ severity pollution” by IEC 60815-1 (2008).) environment. In addition, due to the dry insulation and special structure of Hada’s RIS bushing, it can be installed in any direction, i.e., the installation angle from vertical can vary from 0 ° to 90 °.

Therefore, a lot of great work has been condensed in Hada’s RIS bushing, from high-precision and reasonable product designing to rigorous material selection, and even to exquisite craftsmanship. The advent of Hada’s RIS bushing updates the milestone of high-voltage bushings of dry type with capacitive structure.
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The company is located in Yantai, a picturesque coastal city in China. The company's main products include damping reactors, current-limiting reactors, thyristor control reactors (TCRs), filter reactors, smoothing reactors, arm reactors, and starting reactors, among others.

The Hada workshop covers an area of 22,000 square meters and is equipped with state-of-the-art auto winding machines and inspection equipment. With an annual capacity of 40 million USD, the company is capable of conducting routine tests on all types of air-core/iron-core reactors and line traps.

In addition to the production of reactors, Hada Electric also provides a wide range of high-quality electrical products and professional solutions for the generation, transmission, and distribution segments of the industry. The company's offerings include reactors, insulators, line traps, capacitor banks, resistors, bushings, surge arresters, CTs, PTs, GISs, AISs, CBs, among others. The company's success is attributed to its competitive prices, on-time delivery, highly qualified and dedicated employees, advanced technology, and overall superior quality.

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