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110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer
110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer
110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer
110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer
110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer
110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer
110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer
110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer

CEEG 110kV Oill Immersed Power Transformer

Brand: CEEG
Type: Oil-Immersed
Phase: Three Phase
High Voltage: 110kV-121kV
Low Voltage: 6.3kV-21kV
Rated Capacity: 6300kVA-63000kVA
Vector Group: YNd11, YNyn0, d11
Service: Customized Service
Nature of Business: Manufacturer
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The 110kV power transformer finds wide applications in large and medium-sized urban power grids, major thermal power plants, rail transportation, new energy enterprises, coal, chemical industries, and other large industrial and mining enterprises.

Performance Features:

1. Utilizes advanced seven-level temperature control technology.

2. Low Losses: Adopts a special design scheme, reducing no-load losses by 20% compared to national standards and load losses by 5% below national standards.

3. Low Noise: Noise levels are 3 to 5 decibels lower than national standards.

4. Low Partial Discharge: Factory partial discharge is less than 100PC.

5. Leak-Free: All sealing components are made of acrylic one-time molded parts, and fluorescent, positive pressure, and negative pressure leak tests are conducted.

6. Short-Circuit Resistant: Successfully passes the sudden short-circuit test conducted by the National Transformer Testing Center.

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S (F)Z Series 11/ 13 — 110kV 6300- 63000kVA double winding on-load voltage regulating power transformer

Rated Capacity( kVA)

Voltage combination and tap range

Vector Group

No-load Loss (kW)

Load Loss (kW)

No-load Current %

Impedance Voltage %

High Voltage (kV)

Tapping Range

Low Voltage (kV)

Series 11

Series 13

6300

 

 

 

 

8.0

6.4

35

0.64

 

8000

9.6

7.68

42

0.64

10000

6.3

11.3

9.04

50

0.59

12500

110

6.6

YNd11

13.4

10.72

59

0.59

16000

121

8 x 1.25%

10.5

 

16.1

12.88

73

0.55

10.5

20000

 

 

21

19.2

15.36

88

0.55

 

25000

 

22.7

18.16

104

0.51

31500

27.0

21.6

123

0.51

40000

32.3

28.84

156

0.46

12-18

50000

38.2

30.56

194

0.46

 

63000

45.4

36.32

232

0.42

Note:

1. For on-load tap changer transformers, step-down structure products are temporarily provided.

2. Negotiate with the manufacturer according to the user department products with other voltage combinations that can be provided, the maximum current tap is at -10% tap position.

SS(F)Z11/ 13 Model —110kV 6300- 63000kVA three-winding on-load voltage regulating transformer

Rated Capacity( kVA)

Voltage combination and tap range

Vector Group

No-load Loss (kW)

Load Loss (kW)

No-load Current %

Impedance Voltage %

High Voltage (kV)

Tapping Range

Low Voltage (kV)

11 Model

13 Model

6300

 

 

 

 

9.6

7.68

44

0.76

High-Medium

8000

 

 

 

 

11.5

9.2

53

0.76

10.5

10000

 

36

6.3

 

13.6

10.88

62

0.71

High-Low

12500

110±

37

6.6

YNyn0

16.1

12.88

74

0.71

18-19

16000

8 x 1.25%

38.5

10.5

d11

19.3

15.44

90

0.67

Medium-Low

20000

 

 

21

 

22.8

18.24

106

0.67

6.5

25000

 

 

 

 

27.0

21.6

126

0.62

 

31500

 

 

 

 

32.1

25.68

149

0.62

 

40000

 

 

 

 

38.5

30.8

179

0.58

 

50000

 

 

 

 

45.5

36.4

213

0.58

 

63000

 

 

 

 

54.1

43.28

256

0.53

 

Note:

1. step-down structure products are temporarily provided for on-load tap changer transformers.

2. The capacity distribution of high, medium, and low voltage windings is (100/100/100)%.

3. The label of the connection group can be YNd11y10 as required.

4. The maximum current tap is -10% tap position.

5. According to users' needs, the voltage value or taps different from those in the table can be selected for medium voltage.

S (F)11/ 13 Model—110kV 6300 - 63000kVA double winding low voltage 35kV level non-excitation voltage regulating transformer

Rated Capacity( kVA)

Voltage combination and tap range

Vector Group

No-load Loss (kW)

Load Loss (kW)

No-load Current %

Impedance Voltage %

High Voltage (kV)

Tapping Range

Low Voltage (kV)

11 Model

13 Model

6300

 

 

 

 

8.0

6.4

37

0.67

 

8000

 

 

 

 

9.6

7.68

44

0.67

 

10000

 

 

36

 

11.2

8.96

52

0.62

 

12500

110

±2 x 2.5

37

 

13.1

10.48

62

0.62

 

16000

115

 

38.5

YNd11

15.6

12.48

76

0.57

 

20000

121

 

 

 

18.5

14.8

94

0.57

10.5

25000

 

 

 

 

21.9

17.52

110

0.53

 

31500

 

 

 

 

25.9

20.72

133

0.53

 

40000

 

 

 

 

30.8

24.64

155

0.49

 

50000

 

 

 

 

36.9

29.52

193

0.49

 

63000

 

 

 

 

43.6

34.88

232

0.45

 

Note: The maximum current tap is -5% tap position

production ability.png CEEG production ability 211.jpg 1. Reliability of Insulation Technology

Our research spans from initial two-dimensional electric field simulations, three-dimensional electric field measurements, and impact characteristic measurements to later-stage theoretical analysis and simulated experiments on the main insulation, longitudinal insulation, end insulation, insulation of leads, and coil withstand voltage characteristics of transformers. Through years of verification using various methods, we ensure the reliability of transformer insulation.

2. Calculation of leakage magnetic field and reduction of stray loss

Dedicate specialized efforts to calculating and measuring transformer leakage magnetic fields. The research includes shielding structures for leakage magnetic fields, calculations for transformer dynamics and thermal stability, and improvements in transformer dynamic and thermal stability to guarantee accurate calculations and reduce stray losses, enhancing transformer dynamic stability.

3. Precise Analysis of Coil Temperature Fields

Collaborating with numerous domestic universities, we jointly developed programs for calculating coil temperature fields. These programs calculate loss distribution in coils, including resistive losses, eddy current losses in different directions, and circulating losses between parallel conductors, as well as flow field cooling conditions. This enables the accurate calculation of coil temperature distribution and hotspot temperature rises, allowing us to take measures to control hotspot temperature effectively rises that impact transformer lifespan.

4. Reducing Local Discharge in Transformers

Electric field strengths at various locations have undergone numerical analysis during the design phase and have been strictly controlled. Additionally, compliance with manufacturing quality, the reliability of processing methods, and the reasonableness of operating techniques effectively control local discharges in transformers.

CEEG is a professional transformer manufacturer!

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