Bursa High Voltage (HV) and Medium Voltage (MV) Services

Field survey, MV switchgear maintenance, HV/MV cable tests, grounding and lightning protection measurements, fault detection and repair services for high-voltage (HV) and medium-voltage (MV) installations in Bursa. Reporting by EMO-authorized engineers.

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High-voltage MV switchgear maintenance and testing work in Bursa
Planned maintenance and function tests for circuit breaker, disconnector and busbar connections in HV/MV switchgear.

Summary Highlights

  • Field survey, risk analysis and maintenance-planning studies for HV/MV installations
  • Periodic maintenance for MV switchgear, circuit breakers, disconnectors, surge arresters and metering-protection circuits
  • HV/MV cable tests (insulation, VLF, etc.), cable route inspection and fault detection
  • Grounding, step/touch voltage, lightning protection and lightning protection system tests
  • Early fault diagnosis with thermal camera and partial discharge/corona inspections
  • Post-fault intervention, repair, commissioning and reporting-based solution recommendations

Service Details

Facilities operating at high-voltage (HV) and medium-voltage (MV) levels in Bursa and the surrounding region, such as factories, industrial organizations in organized industrial zones, power generation facilities, large commercial buildings and infrastructure projects, need regular testing and maintenance. The services described on this page cover field testing, maintenance and repair works for your HV/MV lines, cables and switchgear.

While transformer operation responsibility or HV operation responsibility services mainly focus on regulation-compliant operation and signing responsibility, the service we provide here includes technical tests, maintenance applications and, when necessary, repair works that reveal the equipment-level health condition of your HV/MV installation. It can also be configured together with transformer operation responsibility service for transformer-substation-specific operating processes; the two services complement each other but their scopes are different.

The work process generally starts with a site survey. The current condition of your HV/MV lines, cables, MV switchgear, transformers and grounding arrangements is examined; single-line and protection diagrams are reviewed. At this stage, risky areas, access limitations and the outage plan required for maintenance are determined.

In MV switchgear and panel maintenance, circuit breakers (SF6, vacuum, oil), disconnectors, load break switches, surge arresters, instrument transformers and busbar-cable connections are subjected to visual, mechanical and electrical tests. Interlocking systems, mechanical interlocks and control circuits are checked; oil, gas or vacuum levels are reviewed when necessary. Detailed tests and oil analyses to be carried out on transformers are performed through our Bursa transformer maintenance, testing and oil analysis services.

In HV/MV cable tests, insulation resistance measurements, VLF or similar high-voltage withstand tests when necessary, sheath tests and phase sequence/length measurements are carried out. In case of suspected fault, special devices are used for cable fault location and the fault location is narrowed down before excavation.

Grounding and lightning protection systems are evaluated through grounding resistance and soil resistivity measurements, step and touch voltage calculations, lightning protection tests and connection continuity checks. In this way, it is ensured that fault current flows safely to earth during HV/MV faults and personnel are protected. These tests are also fundamental inputs for periodic inspection and examination reports.

During thermal camera inspections, MV switchgear busbars, cable terminations, transformer connections, disconnector-circuit breaker contacts and panel internal connections are scanned. Points heating above normal may indicate problems such as loose connections, load imbalance or equipment ageing. These points are highlighted separately in the report.

All data obtained during maintenance and testing works are interpreted by taking the relevant standards (TS/IEC series), manufacturer recommendations and the risk profile of your facility into account. Short-, medium- and long-term action recommendations are prepared for values close to critical levels; in this way, budget planning and outage management become more predictable.

In HV/MV repair works, interventions such as cable joint and termination renewal, connection and bushing replacements, mechanical revisions of circuit breakers and disconnectors, surge arrester and instrument transformer replacements, and rearrangement of busbars are planned according to the type of fault detected. Coordination is provided with manufacturers or authorized services when necessary.

For newly commissioned HV/MV installations, we provide commissioning services such as post-assembly acceptance tests, testing of function and switching scenarios, testing of protection relay and interlocking chains, and preparing a report confirming that the installation is ready to be energized. For new facility projects and capacity increases, we work together with our LV/MV/HV project design and consultancy team.

At the end of all maintenance, testing and repair activities, a detailed report is prepared including measurement results, devices used, field notes, photographs and thermal images when necessary. The report includes both the existing condition assessment and improvement recommendations; it can be used as a reference in official inspections.

The HV/MV maintenance interval is determined according to the facility type, loading level, environmental conditions and previous test results. The general approach is to plan comprehensive maintenance and testing at least once a year, and additional intermediate inspection visits for critical facilities. For facilities in Bursa and the surrounding region, we aim to minimize production loss by creating the maintenance plan together. If you wish, this plan can be integrated with the HV operation responsibility contract.

The service fee is calculated on a project basis according to line and cable lengths, number of MV switchgear cubicles, number of transformers, requested test types, site location and planned outage duration. After the site survey, we prepare clear and comparable proposals for different scope options.

Grounding and measurement works in a high-voltage installation in Bursa
Infrastructure inspections for safe operation with grounding, lightning protection and cable tests in HV/MV installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

For which types of HV and MV installations do you provide service?

We provide testing, maintenance and repair services for factories in organized industrial zones, power generation and distribution facilities, large commercial buildings, infrastructure projects and HV/MV installations belonging to municipalities/public institutions. Transformer substations, MV switchgear, cables and lines are included in this scope. For detailed transformer-specific testing and oil analysis, you can review our Bursa transformer maintenance, testing and oil analysis page.

Which tests are carried out in HV/MV maintenance?

According to the need, MV switchgear maintenance checks, circuit breaker and disconnector function tests, HV/MV cable insulation and VLF tests, grounding and lightning protection measurements, thermal camera scans and, in some projects, partial discharge/corona inspections are applied. The test package is determined together according to the condition of your facility. We work in an integrated manner with our periodic inspection and examination service for official measurement reports and the OHS legislation side.

Is it necessary to stop the entire facility for maintenance and tests?

Some visual inspections and thermal scans can be performed while energized; however, most electrical tests require the line or switchgear cubicle to be safely de-energized. During the planning stage, we evaluate options such as staged outage or weekend/night work to minimize production loss.

How do you determine periodic maintenance intervals?

We take facility type, equipment age, loading profile and previous test results into account. In general, we recommend at least one comprehensive HV/MV maintenance per year; for risky or critical facilities, we plan additional intermediate inspections. To manage long-term operation and regulatory compliance from a single point, we can configure this plan together with our HV operation responsibility service.

Can we receive service for HV/MV installations outside Bursa?

Our main service area is Bursa and nearby provinces. When logistics and planning are suitable, we can also provide testing, maintenance and repair service for HV/MV installations in surrounding provinces. For detailed information, it is sufficient to briefly describe your facility so that we can plan according to scope and location.

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