| Brand | Vziman |
| Model NO. | 6.6kV Three-phase Distribution Transformer |
| Rated capacity | 1500kVA |
| Voltage grade | 6.6KV |
| Series | S11 |
Leading technology:
The shell:
The iron core
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Main Parameters of a three-phase distribution transformer
Rated Capacity:
Definition: The rated capacity of a three-phase distribution transformer is the apparent power it can output under rated operating conditions. The unit is kilovolt-amperes (kVA) or megavolt-amperes (MVA).
Common Values: For a common 6.6 kV three-phase distribution transformer, the rated capacities include 100 kVA, 200 kVA, 315 kVA, 400 kVA, 500 kVA, 630 kVA, etc.
Definition: Rated voltage includes the rated voltage on the high-voltage side and the rated voltage on the low-voltage side.
Example: For a 6.6 kV three-phase distribution transformer, 6.6 kV is the rated voltage on the high-voltage side. The rated voltage on the low-voltage side is typically 0.4 kV or 0.69 kV, depending on the user's requirements.
Definition: Short-circuit impedance is an important parameter of a three-phase distribution transformer, indicating the impedance of the three-phase distribution transformer under short-circuit conditions. The size of the short-circuit impedance affects the short-circuit current and the voltage drop during a short circuit, which is significant for the protection and operational stability of the three-phase distribution transformer transformer.
Definition: No-load loss is the power consumed by the three-phase distribution transformer when it is in a no-load state (i.e., the secondary side is open). It primarily includes hysteresis losses and eddy current losses in the core, as well as resistance losses in the windings. The smaller the no-load loss, the higher the efficiency of the three-phase distribution transformer.
Definition: Load loss is the power consumed by the three-phase distribution transformer when it is in a loaded state (i.e., the secondary side is connected to a load). It primarily includes resistance losses in the windings and additional losses due to leakage flux. Load loss is proportional to the square of the load current and is an important indicator of three-phase distribution transformer performance.
This translation provides a clear and concise explanation of the main parameters of a three-phase distribution transformer, including rated capacity, rated voltage, short-circuit impedance, no-load loss, and load loss.