Three-Phase Two-Winding Power Transformer

Oil-immersed transformers have become an important guarantee of power safety with their strong overload capacity. Even in the case of short-term overload, it can also operate stably, effectively avoiding power supply interruption due to sudden load changes and ensuring the continuity and reliability of the power grid.


Product Details

Product Details:Three-Phase Two-Winding Power Transformer

As a long history of power equipment, oil-immersed transformers have witnessed the development of the power industry. Its mature technology and wide range of applications, making it a bridge between the past and the future, continue to promote the power industry forward.

 

Parameter

Rated Capacity

Voltage ratio

(KV)

Vector Group

No-load Loss

No-load Current

Full-load Loss

Impedance

(kVA)

HV

Tapping Range

LV


(kW)

(%)

(kW)

Step

-Down

Step

-Up

6300

110

±8×

1.25%

35

37

38.5

±2×2.5%

or

±5%

6.3

6.6

10.5

11

YNd110d11

12

0.6

47

H-M

10.5

 

H-L

17-18

 

M-L

6.5

H-M

17-18

 

H-L

10.5

 

M-L

6.5

8000

14.4

0.6

56

10000

17.1

0.55

66

12500

20.2

0.55

78

16000

24.2

0.5

95

20000

28.6

0.5

112

25000

33.8

0.45

133

31500

40.2

0.45

157

40000

48.2

0.4

189

50000

56.9

0.4

225

63000

67.7

0.35

270

 

1. Selection Precautions

Packaging & Shipment: Ensure product packaging remains undamaged, featuring crisp and aesthetically pleasing print, along with comprehensive and accurate labeling (e.g., manufacturer's name, trademark). During transportation, handle with care to prevent collisions and vibrations, safeguarding the product's integrity.

Safety Compliance: Verify that the transformer adheres to both national and industrial safety standards, equipped with robust safety safeguards.

Eco-Friendliness: Prioritize the transformer's environmental footprint, opting for low-noise, low-emission models that meet environmental requirements.

2. Transformer Applications in Renewable Energy

WTGs: The electricity generation process in wind turbine generators (WTGs) involves the rotation of the wind turbine, which drives the generator to produce electricity, generally as low voltage alternating current (AC). The transformer is essential for stepping up this low-voltage output to a higher voltage (e.g., 35kV or more) for transmission through lines to the grid, situated far from the power farm.  

Integrated systems: In extensive wind farms, several WTGs are typically connected to a substation where a transformer consolidates and steps up the power output from all units, ensuring efficient energy delivery. The transformer also accommodates voltage and frequency variations among different WTGs, maintaining stable system performance.

 

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