Technical Specification :
| Product Type | Electrical power Transformer |
| Standard | IEC 60076 |
| Application | Industrial,Commercial,Residential |
| Type | Oil Immersed(ONAN/ONAF) |
| Voltage Class | Upto 33KV |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Vector Group | DYN11/Others on request |
| Tappping | OLTC/OCTC |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Unit |
| Payment Terms | Cash in Advance (CID) |
| Delivery Time | 7 |
| Main Export Market(s) | Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa |
| Main Domestic Market | ALL India/Export |
Electrical transformers are vital components of modern power systems, used to transfer electrical energy between circuits through the principle of electromagnetic induction. They are fundamental to the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power, enabling efficient voltage regulation, current isolation, and impedance matching across various stages of the power network.
Transformers function based on Faraday's Law of Electromagnetic Induction. When an alternating current (AC) flows through the primary winding, it produces a changing magnetic field. This magnetic field induces a voltage in the secondary winding, enabling the transfer of energy without any direct electrical connection between the two circuits.
Typically constructed from laminated iron or steel, the core serves to concentrate and direct the magnetic flux between the windings.
It significantly enhances the efficiency of the transformer by reducing energy losses due to magnetic resistance.
The primary winding is connected to the input (power source).
The secondary winding is connected to the output (load).
The voltage transformation dependson the number of turns in each winding.
The turns ratio (Np/Ns) defines the voltage conversion between primary and secondary windings.
If Ns > Np, the transformer steps up the voltage.
If Ns < Np, the transformer steps down the voltage.
The voltage ratio is directly proportional to the turns ratio and inversely proportional to the current.
Transformers enable efficient voltage level changes to:
Step up voltage for long-distance power transmission, minimizing energy losses.
Step down voltage for safe local distribution to homes, businesses, and devices.
Modern transformers are highly efficient, often exceeding 95% efficiency.
Energy losses, typically in the form of heat, occur due to winding resistance (copper losses) and magnetic core losses (iron losses).
Transformers come in several types, each designed for specific applications:
Power Transformers: Used in transmission networks to handle high voltages and large power levels.
Distribution Transformers: Step down voltage for final delivery to residential and commercial areas.
Autotransformers: Use a single winding for both primary and secondary sides, offering compact design and cost savings.
Isolation Transformers: Electrically isolate circuits for safety, commonly used in sensitive electronic applications.
Instrument Transformers: Include current transformers (CTs) and potential transformers (PTs) for measurement and protection in high-voltage systems.
Transformers are widely used across numerous domains:
Power Transmission: Step-up transformers increase voltage for efficient long-distance transmission.
Power Distribution: Step-down transformers reduce voltage for safe usage in homes and businesses.
Industrial Settings: Powering heavy machinery and manufacturing processes.
Electronics: Used in power supplies, amplifiers, and signal processing equipment.
Regular inspections are essential to ensure reliability and longevity. Key tasks include:
Oil testing (for oil-immersed transformers)
Insulation resistance checks
Cooling system inspections
Thermal imaging for hotspot detection
Due to high voltage levels, transformers pose electrical hazards.
Only trained and authorized personnel should perform installation, operation, or maintenance.
Proper grounding, protective relays, and personal protective equipment (PPE) are essential.
Electrical transformers are indispensable to the operation of the electrical grid. They enable the efficient transmission and distribution of power by adjusting voltage levels to suit different stages of the power supply chain. With a variety of types and applications, transformers ensure that electrical energy can be delivered safely, efficiently, and reliably to consumers and industries alike.

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