What is 10/10.5/11/13kv Oil Transformer with Customized Design for Enhanced Performance
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$5,000.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Application Power
- Phase Three
- Core Core-type Transformer
- Cooling Method Oil-immersed Type Transformer
- Winding Type Multi-winding Transformer
- Certification ISO9001-2000, ISO9001, CE, ISO14001, ISO45001, ISO50001
- Usage Distribution Transformer
- Frequency Characteristics Power Frequency
- Shape of Core Ring
- Brand Ceeg
- Transport Package International Wooden Case or According to Client′s
- Trademark CEEG
- Origin Jiangsu, China
- Rated Capacity 30-3150kVA
- Primary Voltage 6/6.3/6.6/10/10.5/11kv
- Secondary Voltage 0.4kv
- Frequency 50/60Hz
- Impedance 4%/4.5%
- Connection Symbol Dyn11/Yyn0
- Tapping Range ±2*2.5%/±5%
Product Description
Brief Introduction This groundbreaking series of transformers embodies the extraordinary concept of 'FOUR LOW AND ONE HIGH,' highlighting its superior attributes: low loss, low noise, low temperature rise, low partial discharge, and exceptional high reliability. The design, free of core-hoisting ...
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Installation and Operation Manual of 35kV Oil-Immersed Transformers The transformer ≤ 4000 kVA is normally transported in a whole. As the moisture absorber and the temperature controller are easy to be bumped therefore transformer is detached before transportation. The transformer ≥ 5000 kVA is transported separately. It is required to discharge insulation oil 100 mm down to the cover of the tank, and all radiator, oil conservator, moisture absorber, temperature controller and high/low voltage sleeves and fan for transformer of 10000kVA and upward should be detached and packed in separate boxes for transportation, and carry enough insulation oil together with the main body for replenishment. -
Inspection, Acceptance, Energization, and Maintenance of Dry Type Transformers In a relatively humid environment, the insulation resistance of the transformer may decrease. Generally, for each 1000V rated voltage, the insulation resistance value should not be less than 2MΩ (measured at 25°C for one minute) to meet operational requirements. However, if the transformer is abnormally humid and condensation occurs, no matter the insulation resistance, it must be dried before a withstand voltage test or operation (the drying method depends on site conditions; the simplest method is to use hot air drying, infrared lamps, or a combination of both.