AIS vs GIS: 8 Key Differences Explained | TheElectricalGuy

AIS vs GIS substation 8 key differenced explained.
Air Insulated Switchgear (AIS) & Gas insulated switchgear (GIS) are the two most common switchgear technologies used in the substations. This video will help you understand the major differences between AIS & GIS switchgear. By the end of this video you'll have an idea about pros and cons of both the technologies.

# Time Stamp

0:00 Intro
0:56 Insulation Medium
3:43 Impact of Altitude
7:31 Space Requirement
9:13 Future Extensions
11:07 Impact on Environment
12:47 Safety & Maintenance
14:16 Cost

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[ganeshpowar]

That difference between AIS and GIS covered all the aspects. Thank you 🙏

[srijitmajumdar]

I cannot thank you enough...By God's grace I found your channel..Keep growing Sir 💖🎉

[LucaDianAndritz]

Very clear the difference between the two technologies. Many thanks!

[yajjalahareesh]

Thanks for producing useful content Gaurav Ji.

[JOSEPHAkhabue-lh]

thank u. all ur video are expilict and useful. do u have video on Marshalling Kiosk?

[Torricellian]

Sir you are the best .. thank you ..sir can you advise me for the best book to study substation and its equopment

[Nobody-mv]

thx mate for video. what CB use in HV DC ?

[saadkhadim]

is the webinar on SF6 swithgear on youtube? the link you shared isn't working! Please Guide

[Nobody-mv]

interesting things.... AIS is a standed alone device but called Switchgear [not circuit breaker]

overise GIS it is a combination of equipment and According to IEC it is switchgear I agreed .

[serialupdates]

did have protection relay calculation videos that's about relay percentage

[neerajlamba]

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[madeyuliani]

The GIS was resistant from cellphone frequency of 600-700MHz, no arcing switch than AIS

[vedprakash]

Very nice all' the most beautiful