Live tank vs Dead tank circuit breaker | Comparison | TheElectricalGuy

In this video, I'm comparing live tank circuit breakers and dead tank circuit breakers. The video provides practical comparison of live and dead tank circuit breaker which will help you understand the criteria for selecting one breaker over another.
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[@aprajitadas6871]

In GIS, we ues Dead Tank CB in most case.

[@simplyexplainedtv6946]

This is very helpful.Thank you for sharing.

[@TheCompton1963]

Great info as always. I always "watch...the veedio" 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Rana-gs]

you are the gem in an electrical field... thanks for your contribution :)

[@GauravJ]

Thank you 😇

[@shyamsundarRana]

Thank you sir

[@MohdShahid-vh1iu]

Dead tank is use in Gas insulation switchgear,
Sir your explanation is very helpfull for understanding substation, before i was working in instrumentation and now my company suggest to work in substation, so i watch you video for learning substation, thanks a lot of you sir

[@GauravJ]

Glad it is helpful

[@milbronjames]

thank you

[@sumanchandan8572]

Super Sir, Thank you for uploading useful educational video...God bless you sir

[@GauravJ]

Thanks and welcome

[@BhagavadVibes588]

Very helpful video.
Sir you are doing a great job by using visuals.
❤👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@GauravJ]

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[@Rakeshjalli]

Super sir thank you

[@GauravJ]

Thank you Rakesh 😇

[@davem5392]

Yes

[@Rakeshjalli]

In GIS Dead tank will be used sir as per i know

[@andresrincondallos665]

YES

[@dineshpal745]

Very informative, thanks sir. Is it hybrid switchgear?

[@GauravJ]

Yess

[@melanief8258]

VERY helpful, thank you! DO you know by the approximate cost different between a Dead tank breaker and Live Tank breaker? I'm trying to figure out the difference between a live and dead for a 230kV breaker

[@GauravJ]

Dead tank should be at least 2 times expensive than the live tank.

[@melanief8258]

Wow, thats incredible! I assume the dead tank requires a larger foundation as well?@@GauravJ But its easier to install since all components are encased and pre-assembled?

[@Dieelectric]

Good

[@GauravJ]

Thanks 😇

[@angels_besties]

Could you clarify why you said that live tank CBs require more space than dead tank ? in my experience it is the otherway because the interrupter in the dead tank is horizontal so the CB is bigger

[@GauravJ]

Live tank breaker meeds more space because the insulation is provided by Air. On the other hand in the case of a dead tank it is provided by an insulating medium better than air like SF6 gas and hence it needs less space. You can consider an example of GIS.

[@angels_besties]

@@GauravJ hey thanks for your response. I was refering to the horizontal space of a whole bay. If you used a live tank -which could be SF6 or vacuum- you will find that the space required is all vertical so the horizontal space required in less that the case where you used dead tank where the space is horizontal which requires more horizontal space

[@KiranBaranwal]

You have to maintain more space between two phases in a live tank circuit breaker to provide the insulation compared to dead tank circuit breaker. Hence the horizontal space consumption is more.

[@meshmeshelsuckarey3914]

Dead tank c b

[@jasonvoorhees2050]

- yes
- dead tank type ?
I know my answer is both question and answer :) :(
I don't know :(

[@GauravJ]

Dead Tank type is the right answer !

[@jasonvoorhees2050]

@@GauravJ thank you !