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  • POWER TRANSFORMER SOLUTIONPOWER TRANSFORMER SOLUTIONBy By DidikDidik SusiloSusilo WidiantoWidianto / UTR Technical General Manager/ UTR Technical General Manager

    ENGINEERING DESIGN WORKSHOPALSTOM GRID INDONESIA AND PLN SUAR

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    ALSTOM GRID INDONESIA AND PLN SUAR9th 10th November 2011

    Samosir Resort, Samosir North Sumatra

    GRID

  • ALSTOM Technology CenterALSTOM Technology CenterALSTOM Technology CenterALSTOM Technology Center

    2

  • ALSTOM Global Power Transformer Manufacturers

    ATTTurkey

    TSTUK

    AGMGermany

    MMCC dCanada

    Technical Int.CenterFrance

    ASTChina

    UTRI d i

    TCTBrazil

    TFRAustralia

    Indonesia

    PTIIndia

    Group Highlight experience : :

    Power transformer Power transformer : : 2250 MVA, 1200 kVAC, 800 2250 MVA, 1200 kVAC, 800 kVDCkVDC

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 3

    ReactorsReactors : 125 MVAR , 765 kV: 125 MVAR , 765 kVFurnace transformer : 200 MVA, 260 Furnace transformer : 200 MVA, 260 kAmpkAmp

  • 1100 MVA 525 kV in Germany

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 4

  • Shunt Reactor 100 MVAR 765 kV

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 5

  • ALSTOM GRID - HVDC global reference (up to 800 kVDC)

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 6

  • Mechanical StandardizationMechanical StandardizationMechanical StandardizationMechanical Standardization

    7

  • Organization - StandardizationPTR R&D PTR Industrial

    Standardization DirectorDesign, Quality & Cost

    RSHN

    Product Center

    M M M M

    Mechanical Design

    Electrical Design

    Mechanical Design

    Electrical Design

    Mechanical Design

    Electrical Design

    Mechanical Design

    Electrical Design

    Manager Manager Manager Manager

    Industrial Rules

    Industrial Rules

    Industrial Rules

    Industrial Rules

    Roll out of rules & tools(range specific)

    8Unit 1 Unit N...

  • Mechanical Standardization covering best practices

    kVkV

    1200

    220

    1200

    H-Range

    N Range

    220

    300

    150N-Range

    E-Range

    MVA25 75 2500

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 9

  • H H Design = Design = ROBUST up to 5GROBUST up to 5G

    CORE STEEL BANDAGESCORE STEEL BANDAGES

    TOP PIN TOP PIN & CUP & CUP ANCHORINGANCHORINGTOP PIN TOP PIN & CUP & CUP ANCHORINGANCHORING

    BOTTOM ACTIVE PARTS PIN CUP BOTTOM ACTIVE PARTS PIN CUP ANCHORING ANCHORING BOTTOM ACTIVE PARTS PIN & CUP BOTTOM ACTIVE PARTS PIN & CUP ANCHORING ANCHORING

    10

  • H Range Concept (experienced up to 11001100 MVA)

    ALSTALSTOOM M -- UK UK practicepractice

    11

    ALSTALSTOOM M UK UK practicepractice

  • SEISMIC SEISMIC ANALYSIS UP TO 5GANALYSIS UP TO 5G

    Cooperation with ITB, oldest technical institute in Indonesia.

    Contact person ; Prof. Dr. Komang Bagiasna

    Analysis ; Static & Dynamic

    Experiences; 2008 ; CHILEAN LNG (50 MVA) 2009 ; QAFCO Middle East (50 MVA 82 MVA ONAN = 13 units)

    12

  • SEISMIC PROOF transformerSEISMIC PROOF transformer

    13

  • Reactor Clamping system

    Core clamping

    Design with Design with outer

    3phaseshuntreactors 060411.ppt, 04/04/2011 - P 14

    inner tie rods tie rods

  • Furnace Transformers

    Electrolysis Industry => Rectifier Transformers (Aluminium, Zinc, Copper, Chlorine)

    Chemical, Oil&Gas Industry => Converter Transformers

    Steel Industry => Electrical Arc Furnace (EAF)Transformers

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 15

  • EHV analysis & windingEHV analysis & windingEHV analysis & windingEHV analysis & winding

    16

  • Intershield Disc Winding Technology ResearchIntershield Disc Winding Technology Research

    In 2007 : To Tests Models ISDW With Few Turns/Disc With Results To Be Used As Input For The Design Of A Full Size 800 kV UHVDC ISDW PrototypeInput For The Design Of A Full Size 800 kV UHVDC ISDW Prototype

    To Design With EDT&PD Team; To Build And To Test A Full Size 800 kV UHVDC

    17

    ISDW Prototype

  • FEM Analysis for Structure ValidationFEM Analysis for Structure ValidationOil stress determination

    Path BPath C

    Path B

    18

  • Typical Partial Discharge less than 50 pC at 150% Um(IEC 60076 < 500pC)

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 19

  • Short Circuit AnalysisShort Circuit AnalysisShort Circuit AnalysisShort Circuit Analysis

    20

  • Mean Hoop Stress Mean Hoop Stress

    p

    Leakage/ flux

    dl

    XRav

    S Se

    I2B

    B

    Leakage/ flux

    F

    e

    Rav

    RavY

  • Buckling StressBuckling Stress

  • Tilting StressTilting Stress

  • Clamping StructureClamping Structure

    Clamping structure reactions

    Rt= -F2,n Rt= 0 Rt= -(F1,n+ F2,n)if F2,n> F1,n

    Rt= -(F1,n-F2,n)if F1,n> F2,n

    Rt= 0

    F2,n

    F2,n

    F2,n

    F2,n F2,n

    F1,n F1,n

    F1,n F1,n F1,n

    Rb= -F1,n Rb= -(F1,n+ F2,n) Rb= 0 Rb= -(F2,n-F1,n) Rb= 0

    Clamping forces of reactions on each layer

  • Axial Clamping SystemAxial Clamping System

    Applied Clamping Forces on the Applied Clamping Forces on the winding assembly winding assembly must be more than must be more than

    the axial force per phase & active part weight/3the axial force per phase & active part weight/3the axial force per phase & active part weight/3the axial force per phase & active part weight/3

  • Transformer with built in reactorTransformer with built in reactor

    Limiting reactor

    26

  • Short Circuit Forces AnalysisShort Circuit Forces Analysis

    27

  • Oil Directed CoolingOil Directed CoolingOil Directed CoolingOil Directed Cooling

    28

  • Pumped Oil Directed CoolingPumped Oil Directed Cooling

    The winding is starved of

    iloil

    Coil support block

    Base Trough

    Oil seal (diaphragm)

    29END VIEW

  • ODAF ODAF Computer programsComputer programs

    LAYER

    LAYER

    DUC

    DUC

    DUC

    Inside

    Outside stops

    R

    1

    R

    2

    CT

    2

    CT

    1

    CT

    3

    Inside stops

    The results screen will display the following parameters :

    1. Individual winding labels2. Horizontal oil speed for each winding in mm/sec3. The vertical duct oil speed at the inside and outside diameters of each winding in

    mm/secmm/sec4. The division of oil flow in Litres/ second for each individual winding5. The oil speed in any restriction holes (if applicable)

    There is also a summary displayed of the input data to enable comparissons when any

    30

    y p y p p ymodifications are made and the calculation is re-run.

  • ODAF TechnologyODAF Technology

    Oil Viscosity Factors:It can be seen from manufacturers data that the viscosity of the oil differs between oil types. This will have an impact upon the performance of the coolants performance and should be borne in mind will have an impact upon the performance of the coolants performance and should be borne in mind when evaluating the calculations.Typical values are given below:

    VISCOSITE DES HUILES MINERALES EN FONCTION DE LA TEMPERATURE

    1200

    1400

    1600

    ShelL DIALA F

    Esso UNIVOLT 52

    Shell DIALA S

    800

    1000

    V

    i

    s

    c

    o

    s

    i

    t

    (

    c

    S

    t

    Nynas 10 GBN

    200

    400

    600

    31

    0-30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

    Temprature (C)

  • INFRA RED to monitor the surface hot spotINFRA RED to monitor the surface hot spot

    Maximum < 125oC

    32

  • ODAF COOLINGODAF COOLING

    33

  • ODAF with AIR COOLERODAF with AIR COOLER

    34

  • Moisture Evacuation and StabilizationMoisture Evacuation and Stabilization

    35

  • Transformer PartsTransformer PartsOil PreservationOil Preservation

    Winding

    36Cooler Transformer Liquid

  • Moisture in Cellulose MaterialMoisture in Cellulose Material

    The active part as heart of transformer is containing i ll l i l i i lapproximate 25% cellulose insulation material.

    Thi ll l t i l ill d i th i l ti This cellulose material will drive the insulation structure of the transformer to strengthen the voltage withstand up to 100 times the air insulation g pvoltage strength.

    Moisture in cellulose of winding conductor insulation is detected thru the water content in oil.

    37

  • Equilibrium water content of paper vs oil

    40

    20 30 T1T1 oil temperature (C)T2 air temperature (C)

    rel. humidity (%)

    10 T2 205030100

    3050

    20100

    10100

    1050

    40

    f

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    r

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    ]

    50

    5

    e

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    c

    o

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    e

    n

    t

    o

    f

    60

    7080

    w

    a

    t

    e 8090

    100

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    00 20 40 60 80

    water content of oil [ppm]

  • Oil Moisture Content Oil Moisture Content vs. vs. Dielectric StrengthDielectric Strengthg

    e

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    %

    ]

    a

    n

    d

    V

    o

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    e

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    P

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    e

    r

    F

    r

    e

    Moisture Content In Oil [pap]

  • Paper Moisture Content vs Dielectric StrengthPaper Moisture Content vs Dielectric Strength

  • Automatic Vacuum Vapor Phase OvenAutomatic Vacuum Vapor Phase Oven9.5 x 5.5 x 5 m (L x W x H)9.5 x 5.5 x 5 m (L x W x H)( )( )

    300 kW heating, 300 kW heating, 125 125 ooCC, 0.025 , 0.025 mBarmBar

    Automatic process under programmable computerAutomatic process under programmable computer

    Dew point control (final ; less than Dew point control (final ; less than --4545ooC)C)

    41

    p ( ;p ( ; ))

    Water extraction (final ; less than 0.01 g/Water extraction (final ; less than 0.01 g/ton.hton.h))

  • Vacuum Vacuum VapourVapour Phase SchematicPhase Schematic

    42

  • ISO-Static pressure while the winding in the oven

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 43

  • Manufacturing and IndustrialManufacturing and IndustrialManufacturing and IndustrialManufacturing and Industrial

    44

  • 45

  • Bended Core type Bended Core type NO Core BoltsNO Core Bolts(In order to avoid hot spot due to magnetic discontinuity)

  • CHERRY PICKERCHERRY PICKERCHERRY PICKERCHERRY PICKERSafety high installationSafety high installationMovable EquipmentMovable Equipment

    47

  • AIR Cushion Movable Platform AIR Cushion Movable Platform (SAFETY compliance)(SAFETY compliance)

    48

  • TESTING TESTING LABORATORYLABORATORY1600 1600 kVpkVp Full Wave Impulse, 1300 kV SwitchingFull Wave Impulse, 1300 kV SwitchingZero Flux Losses measurementZero Flux Losses measurementS d f ll dS d f ll d i Shi ldi Shi ldSound proof wall & Faraday cage Sound proof wall & Faraday cage Magnetic ShieldMagnetic Shield

    49

  • Materials & SourcingMaterials & SourcingMaterials & SourcingMaterials & Sourcing

    50

  • Main Materials SourcingMain Materials Sourcing

    Core Magnetic (Frame agreement); M5X POSCO, Korea M0H POSCO - Korea Domain Refined Core AK Steel - UK NIPPON Steel/JFE - JapanDomain Refined Core AK Steel UK, NIPPON Steel/JFE Japan

    Rectangular Copper, CTC, TWIN (Frame agreement); ASTA, SHENYANG, SAMDONG. METROD Malaysia.

    Transformer oil (Frame agreement); NYNAS

    Insulation material; Pressboard = WEIDMANN Switzerland Pressboard = WEIDMANN Switzerland. Crepe papers = WEIDMANN (22HCC).

    Bushings; Condenser type = PASSONI VILA Italy (Frame agreement).

    Solid Porcelain = WARCO USA COMEM Italy Solid Porcelain = WARCO USA, COMEM Italy.

    Tank subcontractor (Frame agreement); HITACHI . SKAS

    SINISA

    51

    SINISA.

    On Load Tap Changer (Frame agreement); MR Germany. ABB Sweden.

  • SMS System & Supplier AssessmentsSMS System & Supplier Assessments

    52

  • Supplier Feedback & Corrective ActionsSupplier Feedback & Corrective ActionsExamplep

    53

  • Tank Supplier Guidance Tank Supplier Guidance Continuous ImprovementContinuous Improvement

    Provide the SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for supplierProvide the SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for supplier.

    FAT (Final Acceptance Test) for oil leakage test & fittings

    54

  • Hydro pressure Hydro pressure leakage test by tank supplierleakage test by tank supplier

    Picture 2

    55

  • PAINTING typical DesignPAINTING typical DesignHeavy Marine Corrosive ClassHeavy Marine Corrosive Class

    56

  • Technology VISION & TRENDSTechnology VISION & TRENDSTechnology VISION & TRENDSTechnology VISION & TRENDS

    57

  • Technology VISION & TRENDTechnology VISION & TREND

    ECO design (CO2 reduction); Low noise & Low partial discharge Environmental Friendly SAFETY Precaution

    SMART grid ;SMART grid ; EWS (Early Warning System) CBM (Conditioned Based Maintenance)

    A i & F il ti Aging & Failure prevention Intranet Information Technology

    On Line Partial Discharge (UHF or UltraOn Line Partial Discharge (UHF or Ultra--sonic method)sonic method) On Line Gas Monitoring.On Line Gas Monitoring. On Line Hot Spot Temperature Monitoring.On Line Hot Spot Temperature Monitoring. Tap Changer Tap Changer BehaviourBehaviour MonitoringMonitoring

    58

  • Safety Harness Attachment PointsSafety Harness Attachment Points

    59

  • ERGONOMIC DesignERGONOMIC Design

    Elevated Oil level IndicatorElevated Oil level Indicator

    60

  • COCO22 reduction Programs reduction Programs WATER Based PaintsWATER Based Paints(Under Research (Under Research -- year year 2012 2012 target)target)

    61

  • EcoEco--Design/vegetable oil transformerDesign/vegetable oil transformerg gg gDescriptionEnvironmentally friendly transformers and reactors filled Environmentally friendly transformers and reactors filled

    with vegetable oil Vegetable oil totally biodegradable , with higher fire

    point than mineral oil (envirotempFR3 oil from COOPER)COOPER)

    Existing experiences : transformers and reactors up to 300kV.

    62

  • Future Environmental Friendly Liquid

    Environmental liquid = Enviro-Temp FR3 by COOPERI hibit d il G i i X b NYNAS Inhibited oil = Gemini-X by NYNAS

    PropertyProperty typical valuestypical values Inhibited oilInhibited oil FR3FR3Property Property typical valuestypical values Inhibited oilInhibited oil FR3FR3Antioxidant, phenols 0.08% per Wt n.a.

    Oxidation stability by 120oC 500 hours continuousOxidation stability by 120oC 500 hours continuous

    Biodegradable in 21 days 25% 100%

    Saturated moisture at 25oC 80 ppm 1200 ppmSaturated moisture at 25oC 80 ppm 1200 ppm

    Temp. rise for unity life time *) 60/65/78 K 80/110/130 K

    Fl h i t 145oC 330oCFlash point 145oC 330oC

    Pour point -57oC -18oC

  • Liquid Water Absorption versus Time Exposure

    100

    Water Absorption of Dielectric FluidsExposed to Ambient Air (2 of 2)

    Water Absorption of Dielectric Fluids

    n

    t

    (

    %

    s

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    60

    80 conventional transformer oilEnvirotemp FR3 fluid

    Exposed to Ambient Air (1 of 2)

    p

    p

    m

    )

    500

    600

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    p

    200

    300

    400

    Envirotemp FR3 fluidExposure Time (hrs)

    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500

    R

    e

    l

    0

    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500

    A

    b

    s

    o

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    t

    0

    100

    200 conventional transformer oil

    100% S t ti100% S t tiExposure Time (hrs)

    100% Saturation = 100% Saturation = FR3, 1200 FR3, 1200 ppmppmMineral Oil, 80 Mineral Oil, 80 ppmppm

  • Liquid Dielectric Strength vs. Water Content

    Dielectric Strength versus Water Content

    (

    k

    V

    )

    60

    70

    80c

    B

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    Envirotemp FR3 fluidti l t f il

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600

    D

    1

    8

    0

    10

    conventional transformer oil

    Water Content (ppm)

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600

  • GREEN Transformer (Environmental Friendly Oil Filed Transformer)

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 66

  • HermeticalHermetical Power TransformerPower Transformer

    DescriptionDescriptionN or N or H H range power transformers hermetically sealed range power transformers hermetically sealed

    No oil conservator No oil conservator Special radiators with expansion capacitySpecial radiators with expansion capacityp p p yp p p y Rated power from 10 to above 100MVARated power from 10 to above 100MVA Voltage level up to Voltage level up to 245kV 245kV transfomerstransfomers with Low maintenance & longer with Low maintenance & longer

    service lifeservice lifeKey Countries / Key Countries / CustomersCustomersKey Countries / Key Countries / CustomersCustomersGERMANY and EUROPE/ GERMANY and EUROPE/ NME, SEA, PACIFIC /NME, SEA, PACIFIC /customercustomer withwith life cycle life cycle costcost concernsconcerns, , whowho values values lowlow

    maintenance (utilities, maintenance (utilities, railwaysrailways) )

    Key Key CompetitorsCompetitors Product Product No No competitioncompetition knownknown withwith samesame productproductConventionalConventional transformerstransformers of all manufacturerof all manufacturer

    MilestonesMilestones

    2000:Technology developed in Germany together with radiator supplier2000:Technology developed in Germany together with radiator supplier

    67

    gy p y g ppgy p y g pp 2006:Design tools and rules made available to all PTR units 2006:Design tools and rules made available to all PTR units 2006:New Product brochure +3D model for promotion in fair2006:New Product brochure +3D model for promotion in fair

  • Noise Reduction ResearchNoise Reduction Research

    Active part interface

    Careenage for double wall effect

    Tank pads

    68Solution needed for demonstrator

    Stiffeners Double walled tank bottom

  • On Line Monitoring System

    Module Main Operating Voltage (1 phase) Load Current (1 phase) Apparent Power and Load Factor

    Module Bushings Operating voltages (3 phases)

    Overvoltages, number of overvoltagespp Oil Temperature Hot-Spot Temperature Gas-in-Oil Content Moisture-in-Oil Content Ageing Rate

    Change of capacitance, online capacitance

    Module Tap Changer Power consumption of the motor drive

    OLTC oil temperatureg g On-load Tap Changer Position Number of Switching Operations Sum of Switched Load Current Operating Condition of

    Pumps and Fans

    OLTC oil temperature

    Assessment of mechanical quality

    Contact wear model

    Oil temperature difference OLTC / tank

    Operating Time of Pumps and Fans

    Cooling Efficiency (Rth) Ambient Temperature Auxilary digital inputs

    Module Overload Load currents (3 phases)

    Overcurrents and short circuit currents

    Module Insulation Gas-in-oil Gradient Moisture of Paper Bubbling Temperature and Safety Margin Lifetime Consumption

    Number of overcurrents

    Overload capacity

    Emergency overloading time

    Thermal model Lifetime Consumption Predicted top oil temperature Predicted hot spot temperature breakdown voltage

    Thermal model

    Actual losses

  • Real-Time On Line Monitoring System

    Office

    MS MS 30003000

    PC FAXIntranet / Internet

    TCP/IP (Ethernet)

    PC FAXALARM

    TelephoneProtocols, e. g. IEC 60870-5-

    101, -104, DNP3.0, IEC61850, Modbus

    Protection & Control

    Transformer

    Antenna:GSM Modem

    Point to Point, e. g.0/4 .. 20 mA, Dig.

    Laptop

    TCP/IP orRS232

    Monitoring ModuleIndustrial PC without fans, moving parts (flashmemory)

    Monitoring Moduleincl. Server Module

  • Real Hot Spot Fiber Optic MeasurementReal Hot Spot Fiber Optic Measurement

  • Interbus Transformer SolutionInterbus Transformer SolutionInterbus Transformer SolutionInterbus Transformer Solution

    72

  • Three covering supplies Three covering supplies Interbus TransformerInterbus Transformer

    275 kV275 kV150 kV150 kVA t A t t ft f

    275 kV WYE275 kV WYE 150 kV WYE150 kV WYE

    150 kV150 kVAuto Auto transformertransformer

    20 kV DELTA20 kV DELTA

    Grounding Grounding transformertransformer

    275/150 275/150 kV kV Interbus TransformerInterbus Transformer

    with with loadable tertiary (20 kV)loadable tertiary (20 kV)

    20 kV20 kV

  • Conventional Conventional vsvs AutotransformerAutotransformer

    I1, I1, I2I2 = Current primary (1) & = Current primary (1) & secondary (2)secondary (2)

    V1, V1, V2V2 = Voltage primary (1) & = Voltage primary (1) & secondary (2)secondary (2)

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 74

    Common Winding = NCommon Winding = N11 x (Ix (I11 II22))

    Seri Winding = (NSeri Winding = (N22 NN11) x I) x I22

  • Comparison between Autotransformer Comparison between Autotransformer vsvs ConventionalConventional

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 75

  • Vacuum Interrupter Vacuum Interrupter -- OLTCOLTC

    Free Free maintenance for 300000 operationmaintenance for 300000 operation

  • ConclusionConclusion

    1. For primary voltage : secondary voltageprimary voltage : secondary voltage in ratio of 2 : 1 2 : 1 such as this inter bus 275/150 kV, the autotransformer is the best ,solution.

    2. At new a days, OLTC with vacuum interrupter technology is il bl Thi ill b b t h i t d th i t f available. This will be best choice to reduce the maintenance for

    especially oil treatment in the tap changer compartment.

    3 For in case tertiary winding will be loaded the impedance 3. For in case tertiary winding will be loaded, the impedance between tertiary and other winding shall not be small (e.gminimum 5% at tertiary rated capacity) to consider worst three phases short circuit withstand phases short circuit withstand.

    4. For in case tertiary winding will be loaded, a grounding transformer is required to provide artificial grounding on the q p g gDELTA connection of tertiary winding.

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 77

  • UTR UTR High Lighted project experiencesHigh Lighted project experiencesUTR UTR High Lighted project experiencesHigh Lighted project experiences

    78

  • CANADA : ARCTIC remote area transformerCANADA : ARCTIC remote area transformer

    Presentation title - 01/01/2010 - P 79

    Special tank & support steel suitable for Special tank & support steel suitable for --5050ooC temperatureC temperature

  • CANADA : Stainless CANADA : Stainless steel radiator for arctic + high corrosivesteel radiator for arctic + high corrosive

    80

  • POSO ENERGY 80 MVA & 90 MVA 275 kVPOSO ENERGY 80 MVA & 90 MVA 275 kV

    81

  • Export to Export to PhillipinesPhillipines 100 MVA 230kV100 MVA 230kV

    82

  • PHILIPINES : 2 x Interbus Transformer 100 MVA 230/115kVPHILIPINES : 2 x Interbus Transformer 100 MVA 230/115kV

    83Equipped with on line monitoring Equipped with on line monitoring EARLY WARNING system MS3000EARLY WARNING system MS3000

  • MYANMAR : 3 x 33.3 MVA 1 PH 230kVMYANMAR : 3 x 33.3 MVA 1 PH 230kV

    84Equipped with built in short circuit limiting reactor Equipped with built in short circuit limiting reactor

  • THANKSTHANKS

    85

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