100kVA 15kV Oil-immersed distribution transformer three-phase
Key attributes
| Brand | Vziman |
| Model NO. | 100KVA 15KV Oil-immersed distribution transformer three-phase |
| Rated voltage | |
| Rated capacity | 1600kVA |
| Primary voltage | 15kV |
| Secondary voltage | 0.4kV |
| No-load loss | |
| Load loss | |
| 三次电压 | |
| Series | AS-S |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Description：
Oil immersed transformer ,use our company special calculation and validation procedures to make sure theperformance of products. superior process equipment ,elaborate materialselecting and efficient manufacturing make the transformer have smallvolume,light weight,low loss,low partial discharge,low noise characteristics.
The product is stable,reliable,economic, environmental protection.lt can beapplied to many places such as power plants,transformer substation ,largeindustrial mining and petrochemical enterprise and so on.
Features：
Ultralow no-load loss.
Energy saving and great power consuming efficiency.
Copper/ aluminum coil winding, strong short circuit resistance ability.
Dyn11 coil connection decrease the influences of harmonic wave.
Fully sealed structure for maintenance free.
Slow insulation aging & longer serving life.
Parameters：
Oil-immersed distribution transformer three-phase |
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Model NO. |
S-100/15/0.4 |
Product classification |
Distribution transformer |
Rated capacity |
100kVA |
Primary voltage |
15kV |
Secondary voltage |
0.4kV |
Number of phase |
3 |
Number of winding |
2 |
Rated frequency |
50Hz |
Tap changer |
OCTC |
Tap range |
±2×2.5% |
Vector group |
Dyn11 |
Cooling system |
ONAN |
No-load loss |
≤320W |
Load loss |
≤170W |
Impedance |
4% |
Basic insulation level |
—— |
Winding material ( H.V & L.V) |
Copper |
The way the bushing appears |
Porcelain |
Power frequency withstand voltage |
70kV |
Lightning impulse |
—— |
The temperature rise—Winding |
62℃ |
The temperature rise --Top oil |
57℃ |
Tank color |
—— |
Creepage distance |
25mm/kV |
Fitting requirement |
—— |
Environmental requirement |
—— |
Transformer structure |
Sealed |
Standard |
IEC60076 |
Port of loading |
—— |
HS code |
—— |
Transportation |
—— |
External dimensions：
Size |
885mm×875mm×1120mm |
Weight |
590KG |
Environmental requirement：
Ambient temperature |
Annual average ambient temperature: 16℃ |
Altitude |
Maximum sea level: 3000 m |
Product show：
What is hysteresis loss in no-load loss?
Hysteresis Loss：
Definition: Hysteresis loss is the energy loss caused by the reversal and friction of magnetic domains when the core material is repeatedly magnetized and demagnetized in an alternating magnetic field.
Reason: In an alternating magnetic field, the orientation of magnetic domains in the core material changes with the variation of the magnetic field, and energy is consumed during this process.
Influencing Factors: Hysteresis loss is related to the hysteresis loop of the core material. The larger the area of the hysteresis loop, the greater the hysteresis loss. Commonly - used low - loss core materials include silicon - steel sheets and amorphous alloys.
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