SGB Safe System Offshore

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Offshore Service

At thecustomer's request, offshore service can also be provided by our assembly stafftrained for this job.

For drytransformers, visual inspection is sufficient. There is no outlay for oilsampling, oil preparation or the replacement of seals.

Repair of an SGB dry-type transformer can also beeffected, in case of failure, within the plant or on the energy platform onsite.

To this effect, a concept permitting replacement of thefaulty coils is already elaborated in the prototype planning stage.

Recycling

SGB cast-resin dry-type transformers consist of 94% recyclable materials, such asmagnetic sheets and conductor material.

Conclusion

The SGB Safe System meets allrequirements of offshore application and has proved itself in practice.

Cast Resin Transformers

leadingin on- and off-shore solutions

R e s i n Q u a l i t y b y SGB

Advantage of Cast Resin Transformersfor Wind Power

o Wellsituated for rapid and high power fluctuation and the service with rectifiers

o Vibrationproof at service and transport

o Lowfire load and risk

o No cooling liquid

Additional Benefit as Jet- System forOnshore

o Filteredair is directed through windings, leading to less material and less space

o CompleteCooling system tested at our factory

o Adaption of the at site service conditions byselecting the right filter

Additional Benefit as Safe System forOffshore

o Transformer is separated from the ambient air byusing a heat exchanger

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Q: I bought some electrical equipment at a cheap price but it was due to a discount error.I placed the order and recieved the confirmation.Can they refuse to send my the products or change the price?Your help is much appriciated.: After the confirmation the retailer has no right to refuse the sale, however if he did not confirm the order he could have excused himself for the mistake and make the necessary changes.

Q: Hi, I have an interview for an electrical engineering position with my city water district. I have a power and drives background but I am pretty sure that they are not a utility company. What exactly do electrical engineers do at the water cleaning districts? I appreciate anything response I can get. Thanks in advance.: The water district is a public utility. If they did not need someone with your skills, they would not have asked you for an interview. They use a lot of pumps, motors, and other electrical equipment. good luck with your interview.

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