A substation frame primarily refers to the metal structure within a substation used to support and secure electrical equipment, power lines, and related facilities. These frames are typically made of steel or other robust materials to withstand the weight of the electrical equipment and external loads such as wind force. The design of the frame must consider factors such as electrical safety, equipment layout, and ease of maintenance and repair.
The substation frame mainly includes the following components:
Equipment supports: Used to support electrical equipment such as transformers, circuit breakers, and disconnect switches.
Power line frame: Used to support and secure transmission lines, ensuring their stability and safety.
Auxiliary facility frame: Such as lighting facilities and monitoring equipment, ensuring the normal operation and management of the substation.
