SBH15-M amorphous alloy oil immersed transformer

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SBH15-M amorphous alloy oil immersed transformer

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Supply Capability:: 1000 pc/month

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Specification

Model Number:

SBH15

Usage:

Power

Phase:

Three

Coil Structure:

Toroidal

Coil Number:

Autotransformer

Rated Capacity:

30-10000kva

Core:

Amorphous alloy

Insulation Level:

Class F/H

Rated Voltage:

6.3kV-35kV

Cooling Method:

Copper/ Aluminum coil

Frequency:

50Hz/ 60Hz

Cooling:

ONAN/ ONAF

Installation:

Indoor/ Outdoor

Product Introduction

With stable & reliable quality for strong low current supply; Have strong short-circuit resistant and good thermal stability.. Can drop the no-load losses substantially Save energy Low cost & High return investment
Voltage Available: 10kV, 11kV, 20kV,22kV,33kV,35kV..
In order to better meet people's high demand for saving energy and resources, our company develops a new product Amorphous Alloy Omniseal Distribution Transformer, which is an advanced transformer made with amorphous alloy magnetic iron core and will get lower consumption.
Amorphous Alloy is a new type energy saving material, which is not exist crystal structure, with small magnetizing power and low impedance can reduce eddy current losses. Uses this kind of material as core, can drop the no load losses substantially.

Product Parameter

Item NO.	Group Voltage & Tap Range			Connection Symbol	No-load power(W)	Load Loss(W)	No-load Current(%)	Short Circuit Impedance(%)	Dimension	Gauge(mm)	Weight(kg)
	Group Voltage & Tap Range								LWH
	High Voltage(KV)	Tapping Variation	Low Voltage(V)						(mm)
S(B)H15-M-30/10	6	±5%	0.4	Dyn11	33	600	1.5	4		400	345
S(B)H15-M-50/10	6.3	±2*2.5%			43	870	1.2				480
S(B)H15-M-63/10	10				50	1040	1.1				545
S(B)H15-M-80/10	10.5				60	1250	1				625
S(B)H15-M-100/10	11				75	1500	0.9				710
S(B)H15-M-125/10					85	1800	0.8			550	850
S(B)H15-M-160/10					100	2200	0.6				940
S(B)H15-M-200/10					120	2600	0.6				1085
S(B)H15-M-250/10					140	3050	0.6				1265
S(B)H15-M-315/10					170	3650	0.5				1485
S(B)H15-M-400/10					200	4300	0.5			660	1860
S(B)H15-M-500/10					240	5150	0.5				2180
S(B)H15-M-630/10					320	6200	0.3	4.5			2480
S(B)H15-M-800/10					380	7500	0.3			820	3048
S(B)H15-M-1000/10					450	10300	0.3				3420
S(B)H15-M-1250/10					530	12000	0.2				4218
S(B)H15-M-1600/10					630	14500	0.2				4922
S(B)H15-M-2000/10					750	18300	0.2	5			6150
S(B)H15-M-2500/10					900	21200	0.2	5

Product Features

1. SH15 oil immersed transformer
2. Adopts Amorphous core
3. Only 1/3 losses of normal transformers
4. With good heat dispassion

Rating Capacity: From 100kVA ~2500kVA Available!

Voltage: 10kV~35kV Available!

Product Installation

1. Installation: outdoor

2. Altitude: <1000m< span="">

3. Highest air temperature: +45 °C

4. Lowest air temperature: -25°C

5. Sunshine intensity: 0.1w/cm2(wind 0.5m/s)

6. Rain proof level: Level 3

7. Earthquake resistance ability: The ground level acceleration of 0.2g

8.The inclination of the installation site: <3°< span="">

SBH15-M amorphous alloy oil immersed transformer

Q: Hi Guys.I'm a college a student who is wondering which tablet to buy. I really can't decide.I want to have a good tablet that I can type and hand write on it. A Tablet that can play 720p and 1080p mkv files. A Tablet that is good for pdf reading. This is all I want. The problem is these two tablets are really good. The New Ipad is running IOS 5 while Transformer Infinity is running ICS.I haven't had tablet before so I have no experience, please I'm open to any advice.: Since you want to write with it, I would suggest the Asus Transformer Infinity. You can connect it to the keyboard docking station (sold separately) and use it as a sort of laptop replacement. Touchscreen is bad for typing anything more than a couple of words here and there. Of course with the iPad you can use a stand + bluetooth keyboard but it's much more hassle. Transformer display has a 16:10 format and iPad has a 4:3 format. This means the Transformer display is better for watching movies that come in 16:9 format (which would be all of them basically). Both have a high enough resolution to not make any difference in my opinion. Asus has 1920x1200 and iPad has 2048x1536. Those would be good even for a 25+ display so I don't think you will even notice a difference when they are crammed in a small 10 display. Different people have different needs, but based on what you said you want to do, I would suggest the Transformer.

Q: I know that a step up transformer (stabilizer) increases/decreases the voltage that is received from the main electrical lines thus allowing gadgets to work properly. Keeping this in mind will the following idea work:1.You start a motor with the help of a battery,2.The motor then turns a dynamo using a strap (connected like a chain on a bicycle) 3.The dynamo produces electricity, this electricity is sent through a step up transformer, this then increases the output of power received from the dynamo.4.This increased power is then sent to a set of plugs, where devices can be plugged in to use the increased power. One permanent plug/use will be to recharge the battery or to run the motor by using a changeover switch (battery to motor ---- output from dynamo to motor): A Step up transformer can be used to match a load to an energy source. But if the load impedance is already lower than the source impedance then a step up transformer makes the match worse and less energy is transferred, not more. A transformer is the electrical equivalent of a mechanical gear box. It changes the ratio of force to motion which may make more of the power available to miss-matched loads but it can never do better than a 1:1 match. A impedance mismatch in either direction reduces the power transferred to the load. Any motor or dynamo wastes about half the power it recieves so if power is feed back to the source, only about a quarter of the original energy is available. Power is the product of force or voltage times current or movement, and transformers, gears or levers etc only change the ratio, aka impedance and not the product aka power.

Q: I need to know the details of TRANSFORMER OUTEGE, if possible an equations related ,or any sources for getting idea on this .Pls help.THank u.: Means that someones going without any electicity tonight. A Transformer changes voltage. As in, The Thermostat in most homes workes off 24 volts. A Transformer will take 120 volts and drop it down to 24.

Q: 500KW load should be installed how much transformer?: According to the power factor of 0.9 and 20% of the margin, you need to be equipped with 500 / 0.9 / 0.8 = 694.4, you can take 750 kVA capacity can be. If it is with the motor and other load-based, due to power factor and start-up current reasons, at least 900 kVA more appropriate. If the drive of the motor more than 200 kilowatts, start a large current, you need to put a larger margin or the motor using step-down start mode.

Q: I have been reading about pulse transformers and i am curious if there exists a pulse transformer that would take 1 pulse/second or even less and convert to very low voltage high current. If not, would it be possible to make one? Any info is very appreciated! Thx!: Pulse transformers can be wound to any turns ratio that is desired. That being said pulse transformers have small cores and therefore handle small amounts of power. You can find cores on those old mother boards that are no longer in service and junk computer power supplies also have a couple of cores. These toroids were normally used as filter inductors to remove spikes from DC or low frequency lines. You can easily rewind them for pulse transformers.

Q: i have plenty of 3 phase 220 in my shop, but one of my machines requires 440 3 phase. i was going to use a 75 kva transformer with 440 primary 220 secondary in reverse to supply the machine. it is a 15 hp motor 40 amps. i figured my minimum kva requirment to be 37.5 but more cant hurt for the potential high cutting rates i may need to achieve. i simply wanted to buy the transformer, hook the 220 3 phase supply to the primary, and the output to my machine. I think this will provide me with 440 output. the motor plate says 7-1/2 hp/15- hp. 40/20 amps. Any help is welcome, i hate to buy the transformer and not have this unit work. i would change the motor wiring, but the diagram is gone, and the wires are not numbered, also i believe id have to change all the heaters, which are hard to come by, as well as various other parts in the panel. just seems the transformer is the easiest way to get this machine up and going in prouction.: The main disadvantage of using a transformer with a motor is the high starting current in the neighborhood of 600% of rated full load current. The transformer impedance will cause a significant voltage dip on the secondary of the transformer when the motor is coming up to speed. Using an oversized transformer will probably take care of that. If this is some type of cutting tool, I assume that it is never started with the cutting head in contact with the load. That will also help. Edit 1 You should also consider provisions for grounding the load side. The secondary should be wye connected so that you can ground the neutral. That means that you should buy a wye-wye transformer so that you can use the low low vlotage side as the primary and still have a wye secondary.

Q: hi, so i know at the distribution level transformers are used to step down the voltage to be supplied to the residential/commerial customers. I was just wondering though. what actually feeds the transformers and where are these feeds coming from?also, could anyone briefly explain what is inside an actual transformer such as (primary elbows, secondary, bus bars, etc)thanks in advance!!: Hi pal! A transformer is a device which converts electrical energy. just remember that. now we know energy is E VI.t right? Now a transformer has two ends. one is the primary winding and the other is the secondary winding. winding means wound wires ;ole am inductance wire. the two of them are connected by a metallic core through which magnetic flux flows linking the two windings. Since energy is constant Voltage of primary x Current in primary Voltage in secondary x Current is secondary Now, since the number of turns of the 2 winding are different, thus the flux linkages are different i.e. N x phi so induced emf by faraday's law is different. so if secondary number of turns is suppose 10 and primary is 1000 then if voltage in primary is 1000V secondary is 10V this is how it steps down. so the transformer is FED by a high or low voltage source via busbars. this is as briefly as i can explain without boring ya!! :)

Q: i would say transformers alll the way: Harry Potter

Q: Do not all change the pressure? What is the difference?: The transformer can change the voltage Inverter generally refers to the conversion from DC to AC.

Q: I think the power supply to my external hard drive has failed. Is there anyway I could replace the transformer. There is no way to contact the manufacturers as they have the worst customer services ever (Formac). I have emailed them 5 days ago without a reply.: Im assuming you are just talking about a plug in adapter with the transformer built in. If you look on the face of the transformer pack it should give you a VA rating and a voltage rating. You can buy a new one as long as you match the numbers. Hope this helps.

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