110kv 40mva Three Phase Two Winding on Load Tap Changing Oil Immersed Power Transformer

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110kv 40mva Three Phase Two Winding on Load Tap Changing Oil Immersed Power Transformer

This 40 MVA Electric power transformer was delivered to a substation in China in 2010, the rated power of the transformer is 40000 KVA, the primary voltage of the transformer is 110KV and the secondary voltage is 10KV.

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Product Introduction

This 40 MVA Electric power transformer was delivered to a substation in China in 2010, the rated power of the transformer is 40000 KVA, the primary voltage of the transformer is 110KV and the secondary voltage is 10KV. The iron core of this electric transformator is made of quality cold-rolled silicon steel sheet, and the coil is made of quality oxygen-free copper, featuring good outlook and safe running. The products are widely used in power transmission and distribution of industrial and agricultural power networks. Our 40 MVA power transformer was designed with advanced technology and adopts high quality material and components which result in reliable quality and long operation time. We also provide distribution transformer, dry type transformer, furnace transformer and rectifier transformer. If you interested in any of these items, pls do not hesitate to contact us, we will give you more details.


SCOTECH ensure each one of our delivered transformers had passed the full acceptance test and we remains 0 fault rate record for more than 10 years so far, our oil immersed power transformer is designed in accordance with IEC, ANSI and other major international standards.




Scope of Supply

Product: Oil Immersed Power Transformer

Rated Power: Up to 200 MVA

Primary Voltage: Up to 230 KV


Technical Specification

40 MVA power transformer specification and data sheet

Delivered to

India

Year

2010

Model

SFZ11

Type

Oil Immersed Power Transformer

Standard

IEC60076

Rated Power

28/40 MVA

Frequency

50 HZ

Phase

Three

Cooling Type

ONAN/ONAF

Primary Voltage

110KV

Secondary Voltage

10 KV

Winding Material

Copper

Vector Group

YNd1

Impedance

8%

Tap Changer

OLTC(on load tap changer)

Tapping Range

±8*1.25%

Accessories

Standard Configuration

Remarks

N/A

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