Detection Technologies for Secondary Switching Components in Power Generation

In the operation of secondary circuits for power generation, a substantial number of various types of switching components are utilized. The primary types of secondary switching components employed include time relays, intermediate relays, auxiliary switches, and limit switches. These components occupy critical positions in the secondary circuit, where failures can easily lead to accidents affecting the safety of power generation. The testing institutions of power generation enterprises face challenges such as inadequate capabilities for component verification and testing, resulting in uncontrollable component performance. This paper discusses the necessary aspects of detecting secondary switching components, explores detection methods, and addresses the lack of self-inspection schemes for enterprises in conducting secondary switching component detection.