Product Description

Coil Design and Construction:

The core so formed has rectangular cross section and accordingly the LV and the HV coils also have rectangular geometry. Whereas enameled copper conductor is used for the HV winding, paper cover or enameled rectangular strips are used for the low voltage windings. The insulation is designed to withstand the specified impulse level. The coils are progressively wound, the HV being wound directly on the LV coil. This ensures that the coils are rigid, compact and have high mechanical and dielectric strength. Such winding ensures better short circuit withstand capability for the transformer. The result is a single coil structure having high strength, which prevents movement of conductor of the coil in the event of any short circuits on the Transformer during its operation. 

Core Coil Assembly:

The annealed wound core is assembled with the progressively wound coils along with required insulation and core clamps. The whole assembly is strapped with high tensile steel strap ensuring that the core coil assembly is

Tanking:

For single phase transformers, round tanks are used. These tanks are capable or withstanding the specified vacuum and pressure. The core coil assembly is processed under alternate cycles of heat and vacuum and after being placed in the tank is impregnated with processed transformer oil.

Testing:

Besides the testing of the individual components and subassemblies at different stages, each transformer is tested as per agreed standards of acceptance. These tests include but are not limited to:

1. Turns ratio
2. Polarity
3. Exciting current and no load loss measurement
4. Impedance and load loss measurement
5. Induced over voltage test
6. Separate source voltage withstand test
7. Insulation resistance
8. Winding resistance

Finally every transformer is tested for oil leakage and pressure. Type tests such as short circuit and impulse are done at third party laboratories as per customer requirements.