Repair of the flooded substation.
Preventing water leakage from openings where cables and pipes pass through! Introducing methods to eliminate risks.
A flooded substation. A stopped pump. The switchgear is also malfunctioning. Do you understand the scenario? Do you want to avoid such situations? There is a way to implement the right measures from the beginning. Utility companies and maintenance contractors around the world are struggling with the intrusion of water and dust into electrical equipment, such as substation basements and control rooms. Moisture can cause partial discharge, equipment damage, switchgear failure, and even power outages that result in significant losses. Therefore, they are working hard to keep the basements dry. There is a method to eliminate risks by preventing water leakage from openings where cables and pipes penetrate through proper sealing. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*
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