GB 50052-95 Design Code for Electric Power Supply Systems

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GB 50052-95 Design Code for Electric Power Supply Systems - cover page
Brand
KEYENCE
Category
Other
Document type
Other
Language
Chinese
Pages
38
File format
PDF
File size
338 KB
Published
17 October, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

GB 50052‑95 is a mandatory Chinese standard that specifies design requirements for electric power supply and distribution systems up to 110 kV. It covers load classification, system voltage selection, grounding, power quality, and compensation measures.

The document includes detailed clauses on load grading, emergency power sources, voltage deviation limits, and reactive power compensation, providing guidance for engineers designing new or expanded power distribution projects. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Scope and applicability
  • Load classification and supply requirements
  • Power source and system design
  • Voltage selection and power quality
  • Grounding systems (TN‑C‑S, TN‑C, TT, IT)
  • Reactive power compensation
  • Transformer load balancing

Specifications

Applicable voltage range110 kV and below
Emergency power source optionsGenerator set, dedicated feeder line, battery, fuel cell

Frequently asked questions

What voltage level does GB 50052‑95 apply to?

The standard applies to electric power supply and distribution systems with a design voltage of 110 kV or lower.

What types of emergency power sources are permitted?

The standard permits independent generator sets, dedicated feeder lines, batteries, and fuel cells as emergency power sources.

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