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    The document discusses different types of transformers. It begins by explaining that a transformer is a static electrical device that transfers energy from one voltage level to another without changing frequency through the principle of mutual induction. It then lists the core materials commonly used to build transformers such as core, conductor, insulation, steel and oil. The rest of the document describes different configurations for single and three phase transformers including wound core, stacked core, and sealed or non-sealed designs. It provides brief descriptions and key features of each type.

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    Types & construction of transformer

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    The document discusses different types of transformers. It begins by explaining that a transformer is a static electrical device that transfers energy from one voltage level to another without changing frequency through the principle of mutual induction. It then lists the core materials commonly used to build transformers such as core, conductor, insulation, steel and oil. The rest of the document describes different configurations for single and three phase transformers including wound core, stacked core, and sealed or non-sealed designs. It provides brief descriptions and key features of each type.

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    The document discusses different types of transformers. It begins by explaining that a transformer is a static electrical device that transfers energy from one voltage level to another without changing frequency through the principle of mutual induction. It then lists the core materials commonly used to build transformers such as core, conductor, insulation, steel and oil. The rest of the document describes different configurations for single and three phase transformers including wound core, stacked core, and sealed or non-sealed designs. It provides brief descriptions and key features of each type.

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    Transformer

    Is a static electrical device which


    works on the principle of mutual
    induction to transfer energy from
    one voltage level to another level
    without change in frequency.
    MATERIALS USED IN TRANSFORMER

     Core
     Conductor
     Insulation
     Steel
     Oil
     Accessories & Fittings
    Single Phase Transformer
    (WOUND CORE)

    Core type CCA Shell type CCA


    Three Phase Transformer
    (WOUND CORE)

    Core type CCA Shell type CCA


    Three Phase Transformer
    (STACKED CORE)

    Crossover Winding Single coil Winding


    CCA CCA
    SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER

    Features:-

     Robust construction having


    excellent short circuit &
    thermal withstand
    capabilities.

     Ability to meet customized


    design & specification.

     Aesthetically good round


    tank construction.

     Powder coated surface


    finish.
    SINGLE & THREE PHASE
    TRANSFORMERS WITH CORRUGATION

    Features :-

     Compact in size & elegant appearance.

     Improved heat dissipation.

     No blockage of oil into the fins.


    Three phase Sealed Transformer

    Features:-

     Totally eliminates contact


    of oil with outside
    atmosphere

     Compact & robust


    construction suitable for
    underground operations
    Three phase non-sealed Transformer

    Features:-

     Less Pressure during


    operation.

     Oil expansion during


    operation shall be
    absorbed by air gap
    provided in
    conservator.
    POWER TRANSFORMER

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