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Transformers
Contents Page
Introduction ....................................... 5/2
Product Range .................................. 5/3
Electrical Design .............................. 5/4
Transformer Loss Evaluation ......... 5/6
Mechanical Design ......................... 5/8
Connection Systems ....................... 5/9
Accessories and
Protective Devices ........................ 5/11
Technical Data
Distribution Transformers ............ 5/13
Technical Data
Power Transformers ...................... 5/18
On-load Tap Changers .................. 5/26
Cast-resin Dry-type
Transformers, GEAFOL .................. 5/27
Technical Data
GEAFOL Cast-resin
Dry-type Transformers .................. 5/31
Special Transformers .................... 5/35
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Introduction
Transformers are one of the primary In addition, there are various special- Standards and specifications, general
components for the transmission and purpose transformers such as converter
The transformers comply with the relevant
1 distribution of electrical energy. transformers, which can be both in the
VDE specifications, i.e. DIN VDE 0532
Their design results mainly from the range range of power transformers and in the
”Transformers and reactors“ and the
of application, the construction, the rated range of distribution transformers as far
”Technical conditions of supply for three-
power and the voltage level. as rated power and rated voltage are con-
phase transformers“ issued by VDEW
The scope of transformer types starts with cerned.
and ZVEI.
2 generator transformers and ends with dis- As special elements for network stabili-
Therefore they also satisfy the require-
tribution transformers. zation, arc-suppression coils and com-
ments of IEC Publication 76, Parts 1 to 5
Transformers which are directly connected pensating reactors are available. Arc-sup-
together with the standards and specifi-
to the generator of the power station are pression coils compensate the capacitive
cations (HD and EN) of the European
called generator transformers. Their power current flowing through a ground fault and
Union (EU).
range goes up to far above 1000 MVA. thus guarantee uninterrupted energy sup-
3 Their voltage range extends to approx. ply. Compensating reactors compensate Enquiries should be directed to the manu-
1500 kV. the capacitive power of the cable networks facturer where other standards and spe-
and reduce overvoltages in case of load cifications are concerned. Only the US
The connection between the different high-
rejection; the economic efficiency and (ANSI/NEMA) and Canadian (CSA) stand-
voltage system levels is made via network
stablility of the power transmission are im- ards differ from IEC by any substantial de-
transformers (network interconnecting
proved. gree. A design according to these stand-
4 transformers). Their power range exceeds
ards is also possible.
1000 MVA. The voltage range exceeds The general overview of our manufactur-
1500 kV. ing/delivery program is shown in the
Distribution transformers are within the table ”Product Range“. Important additional standards
range from 50 to 2500 kVA and max. ■ DIN 42 500, HD 428: oil-immersed
36 kV. In the last step, they distribute three-phase distribution transformers
5 the electrical energy to the consumers Rated Max. Figs. 50–2500 kVA
by feeding from the high-voltage into the power operating on ■ DIN 42 504: oil-immersed three-phase
low-voltage distribution network. These voltage page transformers 2–10 MVA
are designed either as liquid-filled or as
[MVA] [kV] ■ DIN 42 508: oil-immersed three-phase
dry-type transformers.
transformers 12.5–80 MVA
6 Transformers with a rated power up to ■ DIN 42 523, HD 538: three-phase
2.5 MVA and a voltage up to 36 kV are Oil 0.05–2.5 ≤ 36 5/13– dry-type transformers 100–2500 kVA
referred to as distribution transformers; distribution 5/17 ■ DIN 45 635 T30: noise level
all transformers of higher ratings are transformers
classified as power transformers. ■ IEC 289: reactance coils and neutral
grounding transformers
Power 2.5–3000 36–1500 5/18–
7 transformers 5/25 ■ IEC 551: measurement of noise level
■ IEC 726: dry-type transformers
GEAFOL- 0.10–20 ≤ 36 5/27– ■ RAL: coating/varnish
cast-resin 5/34
transformers
8
Fig. 1: Transformer types
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Product Range
Oil-immersed 50 to 2 500 kVA, highest voltage for equipment up to 36 kV,

distribution transformers, with copper or aluminum windings, hermetically sealed (TUMETIC®) or 1
TUMETIC, TUNORMA with conservator (TUNORMA®) of three- or single-phase design
2
Generator and power Above 2.5 MVA up to more than 1000 MVA, above 30 kV up to 1500 kV
transformers (system and system interconnecting transformers, with separate windings or
auto-connected), with on-load tap changers or off-circuit tap changers,
of three- or single-phase design
3
Cast-resin distribution 100 kVA to more than 20 MVA, highest voltage for equipment up to 36 kV,
and power transformers of three- or single-phase design
GEAFOL GEAFOL®-SL substations
4
5
Special transformers Furnace and converter transformers
for industry, traction Traction transformers mounted on rolling stock and appropriate on-load tap-changers
and HVDC transmission Substation transformers for traction systems
systems Transformers for train heating and point heating
Transformers for HVDC transmission systems 6
Transformers for audio frequencies in power supply systems
Three-phase neutral electromagnetic couplers and grounding transformers
Ignition transformers
7
Reactors Liquid-immersed shunt and current-limiting reactors up to
the highest rated powers
Reactors for HVDC transmission systems
8
Accessories Buchholz relays, oil testing equipment,

oil flow indicators and other monitoring devices 9
Fan control cabinets, control cabinets for parallel operation and
automatic voltage control
Sensors (PTC, Pt 100)
10
Service Advisory services for transformer specifications
Organization, coordination and supervision of transportation
Supervision of assembly and commissioning
Service/inspection troubleshooting services
Training of customer personnel
Investigation and assessment of oil problems
Fig. 2
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Electrical Design
Power ratings and type of cooling

All power ratings in this guide are the pro-
1 duct of rated voltage (times phase-factor
I
for three-phase transformers) and rated Dy1 1 Yd1 I
current of the line side winding (at center
tap, if several taps are provided), expres- 1
iii i
sed in kVA or MVA, as defined in IEC 76-1. iii i
2 If only one power rating and no cooling III ii II
method are shown, natural oil-air cooling III ii II
(ONAN or OA) is implied for oil-immersed
transformers. If two ratings are shown,
forced-air cooling (ONAF or FA) in one or
two steps is applicable. I
Dy5 Yd5 I
3 For cast resin transformers, natural air
cooling (AN) is standard. Forced air cooling ii iii iii
(AF) is also applicable. ii
III i II
5 III i II
Temperature rise
4 5
In accordance with IEC-76 the standard
temperature rise for oil-immersed power 11
and distribution transformers is: Dy11 I Yd11 I
■ 65 K average winding temperature 11
(measured by the resistance method) i
5 ■ 60 K top oil temperature
ii i
iii ii
(measured by thermometer) III II
III iii II
The standard temperature rise for Siemens
cast-resin transformers is
■ 100 K (insulation class F) at HV and
6 LV winding. Fig. 3: Most commonly used vector groups
Whereby the standard ambient tempera-
tures are defined as follows:
■ 40 °C maximum temperature, ■ 2% increase for every 500 m altitude (or The primary winding (HV) is normally
■ 30 °C average on any one day, part there of) in excess of 1000 m, or connected in delta, the secondary winding
7 ■ 20 °C average in any one year, ■ 2% reduction of rated power for each (LV) in wye. The electrical offset of the
500 m altitude (or part there of) in ex- windings in respect to each other is either
■ –25 °C lowest temperature outdoors,
cess of 1000 m. 30, 150 or 330 degrees standard (Dy1,
■ –5 °C lowest temperature indoors. Dy5, Dy11). Other vector groups as
Higher ambient temperatures require a well as single-phase transformers and
Transformer losses and efficiencies
corresponding reduction in temperature autotransformers on request (Fig. 3).
8 rise, and thus affect price or rated power Losses and efficiencies stated in this guide
as follows: are average values for guidance only. They Power transformers
are applicable if no loss evaluation figure is
■ 1.5% surcharge for each 1 K above Generator transformers and large power
stated in the inquiry (see following chapter)
standard temperature conditions, or transformers are usually connected in Yd.
and they are subject to the tolerances stat-
■ 1.0% reduction of rated power for each ed in IEC 76-1, namely +10% of the total For HV windings higher than 110 kV, the
9 1 K above standard temperature condi- losses, or +15% of each component loss, neutral has a reduced insulation level.
tions. provided that the tolerance for the total For star/star-connected transformers and
These adjustment factors are applicable losses is not exceeded. autotransformers normally a tertiary wind-
up to 15 K above standard temperature ing in delta, whose rating is a third of that
If optimized and/or guaranteed losses with- of the transformer, has to be added. This
conditions.
out tolerances are required, this must be stabilizes the phase-to phase voltages in
10 stated in the inquiry. the case of an unbalanced load and pre-
Altitude of installation vents the displacement of the neutral
The transformers are suitable for operation Connections and vector groups point.
at altitudes up to 1000 meters above sea Single-phase transformers and autotrans-
Distribution transformers
level. Site altitudes above 1000 m necessi- formers are used when the transportation
tate the use of special designs and an in- The transformers listed in this guide are possibilities are limited. They will be con-
crease/or a reduction of the transformer all three-phase transformers with one set nected at site to three-phase transformer
ratings as follows (approximate values): of windings connected in star (wye) and banks.
the other one in delta, whereby the neutral
of the star-connected winding is fully rated
and brought to the outside.
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Electrical Design
Insulation level Conversion to 60 Hz – possibilities Transformer cell (indoor installation)

Power-frequency withstand voltages and All ratings in the selection tables of this The transformer cell must have the neces-
lightning-impulse withstand voltages are in guide are based on 50 Hz operation. sary electrical clearances when an open air 1
accordance with IEC 76-3, Para. 5, Table II, For 60 Hz operation, the following options connection is used. The ventilation system
as follows: apply: must be large enough to fulfill the recom-
■ 1. Rated power and impedance voltage mendations for the maximum tempera-
are increased by 10%, all other parame- tures according to IEC.
Highest Rated Rated lightning- ters remain identical. For larger power transformers either an 2
voltage short- impulse with- ■ 2. Rated power increases by 20%, but oil/water cooling system has to be used or
for equip- duration stand voltage no-load losses increase by 30% and the oil/air cooler (radiator bank) has to be
ment Um power- (peak) noise level increases by 3 dB, all other installed outside the transformer cell.
(r. m. s.) frequency parameters remain identical (this lay-
withstand In these cases a ventilation system has
out is not possible for cast-resin trans-
voltage formers).
to be installed also to remove the heat 3
(r. m. s.) caused by the convection of the transform-
■ 3. All technical data remain identical, er tank.
price is reduced by 5%.
List 1 List 2
■ 4. Temperature rise is reduced by 10 K,
[kV] [kV] [kV] [kV]
load losses are reduced by 15%, all
other parameters remain identical. 4
≤ 1.1 3 – –
Overloading
3.6 10 20 40 Overloading of Siemens transformers is
guided by the relevant IEC-354 ”Loading
guide for oil-immersed transformers“ 5
7.2 20 40 60 and the (similar) ANSI C57.92 ”Guide for
loading mineral-oil-immersed power trans-
formers“.
12.0 28 60 75
Overloading of GEAFOL cast-resin trans-
formers on request. 6
17.5 38 75 95
Routine and special tests
24.0 50 95 125 All transformers are subjected to the
following routine tests in the factory:
■ Measurement of winding resistance
7
36.0 70 145 170
■ Measurement of voltage ratio and check
of polarity or vector group
52.0 95 250 ■ Measurement of impedance voltage
■ Measurement of load loss
■ Measurement of no-load loss and
8
72.5 140 325
no-load current
■ Induced overvoltage withstand test
123.0 185 450 ■ Seperate-source voltage withstand test
■ Partial discharge test (only GEAFOL
cast-resin transformers). 9
230 550
The following special tests are optional and
145.0 must be specified in the inquiry:
275 650 ■ Lightning-impulse voltage test (LI test),
full-wave and chopped-wave (specify)
■ Partial discharge test 10
325 750
170.0 ■ Heat-run test at natural or forced cooling
(specify)
360 850 ■ Noise level test
■ Short-circuit test.
245.0 395 950 Test certificates are issued for all the
above tests on request.
Higher test voltage withstand requirements must be
stated in the inquiry and may result in a higher price.
Fig. 4: Insulation level
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Transformer Loss Evaluation
The sharply increased cost of electrical

energy has made it almost mandatory for
1 buyers of electrical machinery to carefully
evaluate the inherent losses of these A. Capital cost
items. In case of distribution and power
transformers, which operate continuously
and most frequently in loaded condition,
this is especially important. As an example, Cp · r amount
2 the added cost of loss-optimized trans- Cc = year
formers can in most cases be recovered 100
via savings in energy use in less than three
years.
Cp = purchase price
Low-loss transformers use more and
3 better materials for their construction and
r=
p · qn
= depreciation factor
thus initially cost more. By stipulating loss qn – 1
evaluation figures in the transformer in- p
quiry, the manufacturer receives the nec- q= + 1 = interest factor
100
essary incentive to provide a loss-opti-
mized transformer rather than the low- p = interest rate in % p.a.
4 cost model. n = depreciation period
Detailed loss evaluation methods for in years
transformers have been developed and
are described accurately in the literature,
taking the project-specific evaluation fac- B. Cost of no-load loss
5 tors of a given customer into account.
The following simplified method for a quick
evaluation of different quoted transformer amount
losses is given, making the following as- CP0 = Ce · 8760 h/year · P0 year
sumptions:
6 ■ The transformers are operated con-
Ce = energy charges
amount
tinuously kWh
■ The transformers operate at partial load,
but this partial load is constant P0 = no-load loss [kW]
■ Additional cost and inflation factors are
not considered
7 C. Cost of load loss
■ Demand charges are based on 100%
load.
The total cost of owning and operating a
transformer for one year is thus defined as
follows:
CPk = Ce · 8760 h/year · α2 · Pk amount
year
8 ■ A. Capital cost Cc
taking into account the purchase price constant operation load
α =
Cp, the interest rate p, and the depre- rated load
ciation period n
■ B. Cost of no-load loss CP0,
Pk = copper loss [kW]
9 based on the no-load loss P0, and
energy cost Ce
■ C. Cost of load loss Cpk, D. Cost resulting from demands charges
based on the copper loss Pk, the equi-
valent annual load factor a, and energy
cost Ce
10 ■ D. Demand charges Cd, CD = Cd (P0 + Pk) amount
year
based on the amount set by the utility,
and the total kW of connected load. amount
These individual costs are calculated as Cd = demand charges
kW · year
follows:
Fig. 5
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Transformer Loss Evaluation
To demonstrate the usefulness of such

calculations, the following arbitrary exam-
ples are shown, using factors that can 1
be considered typical in Germany, and
neglecting the effects of inflation on the
rate assumed:
2
Example: 1600 kVA distribution transformer
Depreciation period n = 20 years Depreciation factor

Interest rate p = 12% p. a. r = 13.39 3
Energy charge Ce = 0.25 DM/kWh
Demand charge Cd = 350 DM

kW · yr
Equivalent annual load factor α = 0.8 4
A. Low-cost transformer B. Loss-optimized transformer
P0 = 2.6 kW no-load loss P0 = 1.7 kW no-load loss 5

Pk = 20 kW load loss Pk = 17 kW load loss
Cp = DM 25 000 purchase price Cp = DM 28 000 purchase price
Cc = 25000 · 13.39 Cc = 28000 · 13.39 6

100 100
= DM 3348/year = DM 3 749/year
CP0 = 0.25 · 8760 · 2.6 CP0 = 0.25 · 8760 · 1.7

7
CPk = 0.25 · 8760 · 0.64 · 20 CPk = 0.25 · 8760 · 0.64 · 17

= DM 28 032/year = DM 23 827/year
8
CD = 350 · (2.6 + 20) CD = 350 · (1.7 + 17)
9
Total cost of owning and operating this Total cost of owning and operating this
transformer is thus: transformer is thus:
DM 44 984.–/year DM 37 844.–/year
10
The energy saving of the optimized distribution transformer of DM 7140 per year
pays for the increased purchase price in less than one year.
Fig. 6
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Mechanical Design
General mechanical design Distribution transformers with

conservator, TUNORMA®
1 for oil-immersed transformers: This is the standard distribution transform-
er design in all ratings. The oil level in the
■ Iron core made of grain-oriented tank and the top-mounted bushings is kept
electrical sheet steel insulated on both constant by a conservator vessel or expan-
sides, core-type. sion tank mounted at the highest point of
2 ■ Windings consisting of copper section the transformer. Oil-level changes due to
wire or copper strip. The insulation thermal cycling affect the conservator only.
has a high disruptive strength and is The ambient air is prevented from direct
temperature-resistant, thus guaranteeing contact with the insulating oil through oil-
a long service life. traps and dehydrating breathers.
■ Designed to withstand short circuit for Tanks from 50 to approximately 4000 kVA
3 at least 2 seconds (IEC). are preferably of the corrugated steel de-
■ Oil-filled tank designed as tank with sign, whereby the sidewalls are formed on
strong corrugated walls or as radiator automatic machines into integral cooling
tank. pockets. Suitable spot welds and braces
render the required mechanical stability.
■ Transformer base with plain or flanged Tank bottom and cover are fabricated from
4 wheels (skid base available). rolled and welded steel plate.
■ Cooling/insulation liquid: Mineral oil
according to VDE 0370/IEC 296. Silicone Conventional radiators are available.
oil or synthetic liquids are available.
■ Standard coating for indoor installation. Power transformers
5 Coatings for outdoor installation and Power transformers of all ratings are
Fig. 7: Cross section of a TUMETIC three-phase
for special applications (e.g. aggressive equipped with conservators. Both the open
distribution transformer
atmosphere) are available. and closed system are available.
With the closed system ”TUPROTECT®“
the oil does not come into contact with the
surrounding air. The oil expansion is com-
6 Tank design and pensated with an air bag. (This design is
oil preservation system also available for greater distribution trans-
formers on request).
The sealing bag consists of strong nylon
Sealed-tank distribution transformers, braid with a special double lining of ozone
7 TUMETIC® and oil-resistant nitrile rubber. The interior
In ratings up to 2500 kVA and 170 kV LI of this bag is in contact with the ambient
this is the standard sealed-tank distribution air through a dehydrating breather;
transformer without conservator and gas the outside of this bag is in direct contact
cushion. The TUMETIC transformer is with the oil.
always completely filled with oil; oil expan- All tanks, radiators and conservators
8 sion is taken up by the flexible corrugated (incl. conservator with airbag) are designed
steel tank (variable volume tank design), for vacuum filling of the oil.
whereby the maximum operating pressure For transformers with on-load tap changers
remains at only a fraction of the usual. a seperate smaller conservator is neces-
Fig. 8: 630 kVA, three-phase, TUNORMA
These transformers are always shipped sary for the diverter switch compartment. 20 kV ± 2.5 %/0.4 kV distribution transformer
This seperate conservator (without air bag)
9 completely filled with oil and sealed for
is normally an integrated part of the main
their lifetime. Bushings can be exchanged
from the outside without draining the oil conservator with its own magnetic oil level
below the top of the active part. indicator.
Power transformers up to 10 MVA are
The hermetically sealed system prevents fitted with weld-on radiators and are
oxygen, nitrogen, or humidity from contact
10 with the insulating oil. This improves the
shipped extensively assembled; shipping
conditions permitting.
aging properties of the oil to the extent Ratings above 10 MVA require detachable
that no maintenance is required on these radiators with individual butterfly valves,
transformers for their lifetime. Generally and partial dismantling of components for
the TUMETIC transformer is lower than shipment.
the TUNORMA transformer. This design All the usual fittings and accessories for oil
has been in successful service since 1973. treatment, shipping and installation of
A special TUMETIC-Protection device has these transformers are provided as stand-
been developed for this transformer. ard. For monitoring and protective devices, Fig. 9: Practically maintenancefree: transformer with
see the listing on page 5/11. the TUPROTECT air-sealing system built into the con-
servator
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Connection Systems
Distribution transformers
1
All Siemens transformers have top-mount-
ed HV and LV bushings according to DIN in
their standard version. Besides the open
bushing arrangement for direct connection
of bare or insulated wires, three basic insu-
lated termination systems are available: 2
Fully enclosed terminal box for cables
(Fig. 11)
Available for either HV or LV side, or for
both. Horizontally split design in degree 3
of protection IP 44 or IP 54. (Totally en-
closed and fully protected against contact
with live parts, plus protection against drip,
splash, or spray water.)
Cable installation through split cable glands 4
and removable plates facing diagonally
downwards. Optional conduit hubs. Suit- Fig. 11: Fully enclosed cable connection box
able for single-core or three-phase cables
with solid dielectric insulation, with or
without stress cones. Multiple cables per
phase are terminated on auxiliary bus 5
structures attached to the bushings. Re-
moval of transformer by simply bending
back the cables.
Insulated plug connectors (Fig. 12) 6

For substation installations, suitable
HV can be attached via insulated
elbow connectors in LI ratings up to
170 kV.
7
Flange connection (Fig. 13)
Air-insulated bus ducts, insulated busbars,
or throat-connected switchgear cubicles
are connected via standardized flanges on
steel terminal enclosures. These can ac- 8
commodate either HV, LV, or both bush-
ings. Fiberglass-reinforced epoxy partitions Fig. 12: Grounded metal-elbow plug connectors
are available between HV and LV bushings
if flange/flange arrangements are chosen.
The following combinations of connection 9
systems are possible besides open bush-
ing arrangements:
HV LV 10
Cable box Cable box
Cable box Flange/throat
Flange Cable box
Flange Flange/throat
Elbow connector Cable box
Elbow connector Flange/throat
Fig. 10: Combination of connection systems Fig 13: Flange connection for switchgear and bus ducts
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Connection Systems
Power transformers
1
The most frequently used type of connec-
tion for transformers is the outdoor bush-
ing.
Depending on voltage, current, system
2 conditions and transport requirements, the
transformers will be supplied with bush-
ings arranged vertically, horizontally or in-
clined. Up to about 110 kV it is usual to
use oil-filled bushings according to DIN;
condenser bushings are normally used for
3 higher voltages.
Limited space or other design considera-
tions often make it necessary to connect
cables directly to the transformer. For volt-
ages up to 30 kV air-filled cable boxes are
4 used. For higher voltages the boxes are
oil-filled. They may be attached to the tank
cover or to its walls (Fig. 14).
The space-saving design of SF6-insulated
switchgear is one of its major advantages.
The substation transformer is connected
5 directly to the SF6 switchgear. This elimi-
nates the need for an intermediate link
(cable, overhead line) between transform-
er and system (Fig. 15).
6
Fig. 14: Transformers with oil-filled HV cable boxes
10
Fig. 15: Direct SF6-connection of the transformer to the switchgear
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Accessories and Protective Devices
Accessories not listed completely.
Deviations are possible.
Double-float Buchholz relay (Fig. 16)

For sudden pressure rise and gas detec-
tion in oil-immersed transformer tanks with 1
conservator. Installed in the connecting
pipe between tank and conservator and
responding to internal arcing faults and
slow decomposition of insulating materials.
Additionally, backup function of oil alarm. 2
The relay is actuated either by pressure
waves or gas accumulation, or by loss of
oil below the relay level. Seperate contacts
are installed for alarm and tripping.
In case of a gas accumulation alarm, gas 3
samples can be drawn directly at the relay
with a small chemical testing kit. Discolor-
ing of two liquids indicates either arcing by-
products or insulation decomposition prod-
ucts in the oil. No change in color indicates
an air bubble. Fig. 16: Double-float Buchholz relay
4
Dial-type contact thermometer (Fig. 17)

Indicates actual top-oil temperature via
capillary tube. Sensor mounted in well in 5
tank cover. Up to four separately adjust-
able alarm contacts and one maximum
pointer are available. Installed to be read-
able from the ground.
With the addition of a CT-fed thermal re-
plica circuit, the simulated hot-spot wind- 6
ing temperature of one or more phases
can be indicated on identical thermo-
meters. These instruments can also be
used to control forced cooling equipment.
7
Fig. 17: Dial-type contact thermometer 8

Magnetic oil-level indicator (Fig. 18)
The float position inside of the conservator
is transmitted magnetically through the
tank wall to the indicator to preserve the 9
tank sealing standard device without con-
tacts; devices supplied with limit (position)
switches for high- and low-level alarm are
available. Readable from the ground.
10
Fig. 18: Magnetic oil-level indicator
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Accessories and Protective Devices
Protective device (Fig. 19) for hermeti-

cally sealed transformers (TUMETIC)
1 For use on hermetically sealed TUMETIC
distribution transformers. Gives alarm
upon loss of oil and gas accumulation.
Mounted directly at the (permanently
sealed) filler pipe of these transformers.
2
Pressure relief device (Fig. 20)
Relieves abnormally high internal pressure
shock waves. Easily visible operation
pointer and alarm contact. Reseals posi-
3 tively after operation and continues to
function without operator action.
Dehydrating breather (Fig. 21, 22)

A dehydrating breather removes most of
4 the moisture from the air which is drawn
into the conservator as the transformer
cools down. The absence of moisture in
the air largely eliminates any reduction in
the breakdown strength of the insulation
5 and prevents any buildup of condensation
in the conservator. Therefore, the dehy-
drating breather contributes to safe and
reliable operation of the transformer.
Fig. 19: Protective device for hermetically sealed Fig. 20: Pressure relief device with alarm contact and
transformers (TUMETIC) automatic resetting
6 Bushing current transformer
Up to three ring-type current transformers
per phase can be installed in power trans-
formers on the upper and lower voltage
side. These multiratio CTs are supplied in
7 all common accuracy and burden ratings
for metering and protection. Their second-
ary terminals are brought out to short-
circuiting-type terminal blocks in watertight
terminal boxes.
8 Additional accessories
Besides the standard accessories and pro-
tective devices there are additional items
available, especially for large power trans-
formers. They will be offered and installed
9 on request.
Examples are:
■ Fiber-optic temperature measurements
■ Permanent gas-in-oil analysis
■ Permanent water-content measurement
10
■ Sudden pressure rise relay,
etc.
Fig. 21: Dehydrating breather A DIN 42 567 Fig. 22: Dehydrating breather L DIN 42 562
up to 5 MVA over 5 MVA
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Technical Data Distribution Transformers
TUNORMA and TUMETIC
Oil-immersed TUMETIC 12
and TUNORMA three-phase 11 1
10 3 8
distribution transformers
2N 2U 2V 2W
■ Standard: DIN 42500 H1 1U 2U 1W B1

■ Rated power: 50–2500 kVA 7 2
■ Rated frequency: 50 Hz
9 6
■ HV rating: up to 36 kV
■ Taps on ± 2.5 % or ± 2 x 2.5 % 2 8
E E A1
HV side:
■ LV rating: 400–720 V 3
2 Oil drain plug 9 Towing eye, 30 mm dia.
(special designs for up
to 12 kV can be built) 3 Thermometer pocket 10 Lashing lug
6 Adjustment for off-load tap changer 11 Filler pipe
■ Connection: HV winding: delta
7 Rating plate (relocatable) 12 Mounting facility for
LV winding: star protective device
8 Grounding terminals
(up to 100 kVA: zigzag)
■ Impedance 4 % (only up to HV
4
Fig. 24: TUMETIC distribution transformer (sealed tank)
voltage at rated rating 24 kV and
current: ≤ 630 kVA) or
6 % (with rated power 5
≥ 630 kVA or with 4 1
HV rating > 24 kV) 5
■ Cooling: ONAN 10 3 8
■ Protection class: IP00
2N 2U 2V 2W
■ Final coating: RAL 7033 (other H1
colours are available) 1U 2U 1W B1
7 6
9 6
Um LI AC
2 8
[kV] [kV] [kV] E E A1
1 Oil level indicator 6 Adjustment for off-load tap changer 7
1.1 – 3
2 Oil drain plug 7 Rating plate (relocatable)
12 75 28 3 Thermometer pocket 8 Grounding terminals
4 Buchholz relay (optional extra) 9 Towing eye, 30 mm dia.
24 125 50 5 Dehydrating breather (optional extra) 10 Lashing lug
36 170 70 Notes: Tank with strong corrugated walls shown in illustration is the preferred design. With HV ratings up to 24 kV
8
and rated power up to 250 kVA (and with HV ratings > 24-36 kV and rated power up to 800 kVA), the conservator is fitted
on the long side just above the LV bushings.
LI Lightning-impulse test voltage
AC Power-frequency test voltage Fig. 25: TUNORMA distribution transformer (with conservator)
Losses The combinations B-A’ (normal losses) 9

Fig. 23: Insulation level (IP00) The standard HD 428.1.S1 (= DIN 42500 and A-C’ (reduced losses) are approxi-
Part 1) applies to three-phase oil-immersed mately in line with previous standards.
distribution transformers 50 Hz, from 50 In addition there is the C-C’ combination.
kVA to 2500 kVA, Um to 24 kV. Transformers of this kind with additionally
reduced losses are especially economical
For load losses (Pk), three different listings with energy (maximum efficiency > 99%). 10
(A, B and C) were specified. There were The higher costs of these transformers are
also three listings (A’, B’ and C’) for no-load counteracted by the energy savings which
losses (P0) and corresponding sound lev- they make.
els. Standard HD 428.3.S1 (= DIN 42500-3)
Due to the different requirements, pairs specifies the losses for oil distribution
of values were proposed which, in the transformers up to Um = 36 kV. For load
national standard, permit one or several losses the listings D and E, for no-load
combinations of losses. losses the listings D’ and E’ were speci-
DIN 42500 specifies the combinations fied. In order to find the most efficient
A-C’, C-C’ and B-A’ as being most suitable. transformer, please see part ”Transformer
loss evaluation“.
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TUNORMA and TUMETIC
Rated Max. Impe- Type Combi- No-load Load Sound Sound Total Dimensions Dist.
power rated dance nation of losses losses press. power weight between
1 volt. voltage losses level level Length Width Height wheel
HV acc. 1m A1 B1 H1 centers
side CENELEC toler-
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
ance
+ 3 dB
2 Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* LPA LWA E
[kVA] [kV] [%] 4JB… 4HB… [W] [W] [dB] [dB] [kg] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
50 12 4 ..4744-3LB B-A' 190 1350 42 55 340 350 860 980 660 660 1210 1085 520
3 4 ..4744-3RB A-C' 125 1100 34 47 400 430 825 1045 660 660 1210 1085 520
4 ..4744-3TB C-C' 125 875 34 47 420 440 835 985 660 660 1220 1095 520
24 4 ..4767-3LB B-A' 190 1350 42 55 370 380 760 860 660 660 1315 1235 520
4 ..4767-3RB A-C' 125 1100 34 47 430 460 860 860 660 660 1300 1220 520
4
4 ..4767-3TB C-C' 125 875 33 47 480 510 880 1100 685 660 1385 1265 520
36 6 ..4780-3CB E-D´ 230 1450 x 52 500 x 1000 x 710 x 1530 x 520
100 12 4 ..5044-3LB B-A' 320 2150 45 59 500 500 1090 1020 660 660 1275 1110 520
5
4 ..5044-3RB A-C' 210 1750 35 49 570 570 980 980 660 660 1315 1145 520
4 ..5044-3TB C-C' 210 1475 35 49 600 620 1030 930 660 660 1320 1150 520
24 4 ..5067-3LB B-A' 320 2150 45 59 520 530 1020 1140 685 660 1360 1245 520
6 4 ..5067-3RB A-C' 210 1750 35 49 600 610 1030 1030 690 660 1400 1280 520
4 ..5067-3TB C-C' 210 1475 35 49 640 680 960 1060 695 660 1425 1305 520
36 6 ..5080-3CB E-D´ 380 2350 x 56 660 x 1050 x 780 x 1600 x 520
7 160 12 4 ..5244 -3LA B-A' 460 3100 47 62 620 610 1140 1140 710 710 1350 1185 520
4 ..5244-3RA A-C' 300 2350 37 52 700 690 1130 1010 660 660 1390 1220 520
4 ..5244-3TA C-C' 300 2000 38 52 760 780 985 1085 660 660 1380 1215 520
8 24 4 ..5267-3LA B-A' 460 3100 47 62 660 640 1150 1150 695 660 1440 1320 520
4 ..5267-3RA A-C' 300 2350 37 52 730 730 1030 930 695 660 1540 1420 520
4 ..5267-3TA C-C' 300 2000 37 52 800 820 1120 1120 710 660 1475 1355 520
36 6 ..5280-3CA E-D´ 520 3350 x 59 900 x 1120 x 800 x 1700 x 520
9
(200) 12 4 ..5344-3LA B-A' 550 3600 48 63 720 710 1190 1190 680 680 1450 1285 520
4 ..5344-3RA A-C' 360 2760 38 53 840 830 1070 1120 660 660 1470 1300 520
4 ..5344-3TA C-C' 360 2350 38 53 900 920 1130 1130 660 680 1450 1285 520
10
24 4 ..5367-3LA B-A' 550 3600 48 63 800 780 1290 1290 820 800 1595 1425 520
4 ..5367-3RA A-C' 360 2760 38 53 890 910 1110 1230 755 680 1630 1460 520
4 ..5367-3TA C-C' 360 2350 38 53 950 980 1080 1180 705 690 1595 1430 520
36 6 ..5380-3CA E-D´ 600 3800 x 61 1000 x 1250 x 800 x 1700 x 520
Dimensions and weights are approximate values. Rated power figures in parentheses are not standardized. x: on request
* In case of short-circuits at 75 °C
Fig. 26: Selection table: oil-immersed distribution transformers 50 to 2500 kVA
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TUNORMA and TUMETIC
power rated dance nation of losses losses press. power weight between 1
volt. voltage losses level level Length Width Height wheel
side CENELEC toler-
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
ance
+ 3 dB
Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* LPA LWA E 2

250 12 4 ..5444-3LA B-A' 650 4200 50 65 830 820 1300 1300 810 810 1450 1285 520
4 ..5444-3RA A-C' 425 3250 40 55 940 920 1260 1260 670 820 1480 1415 520 3
4 ..5444-3TA C-C' 425 2750 40 55 1050 1070 1220 1220 690 700 1530 1310 520
24 4 ..5467-3LA B-A' 650 4200 49 65 920 900 1340 1340 800 760 1620 1450 520
4 ..5467-3RA A-C' 425 3250 39 55 1010 1010 1140 1190 760 680 1675 1510 520
4
4 ..5467-3TA C-C' 425 2750 40 55 1120 1140 1220 1340 715 710 1640 1475 520
36 6 ..5480-3CA E-E´ 650 4250 x 62 1100 x 1350 x 800 x 1680 x 520
(315) 12 4 ..5544-3LA B-A' 780 5000 50 66 980 960 1440 1330 820 820 1655 1385 670
5
4 ..5544-3RA A-C' 510 3850 40 56 1120 1100 1400 1250 820 820 1690 1415 670
4 ..5544-3TA C-C' 510 3250 40 56 1240 1260 1380 1260 820 820 1665 1390 670
24 4 ..5567-3LA B-A' 780 5000 50 66 1050 1030 1450 1350 840 840 1655 1510 670
4 ..5567-3RA A-C' 510 3850 40 56 1170 1150 1410 1270 820 820 1755 1610 670
6
4 ..5567-3TA C-C' 510 3250 40 56 1250 1280 1395 1290 820 820 1675 1540 670
36 6 ..5580-3CA E-E´ 760 5400 x 64 1220 x 1420 x 960 x 1700 x 670
400 12 4 ..5644-3LA B-A' 930 6000 52 68 1180 1160 1470 1390 930 930 1700 1425 670 7
4 ..5644-3RA A-C' 610 4600 42 58 1320 1310 1400 1360 820 820 1700 1430 670
4 ..5644-3TA C-C' 610 3850 42 58 1470 1470 1410 1390 820 820 1695 1420 670
24 4 ..5667-3LA B-A' 930 6000 52 68 1240 1220 1570 1570 940 940 1655 1510 670 8
4 ..5667-3RA A-C' 610 4600 42 58 1370 1350 1475 1400 820 820 1760 1615 670
4 ..5667-3TA C-C' 610 3850 42 58 1490 1520 1440 1400 820 820 1765 1540 670
36 6 ..5580-3CA E-E´ 930 6200 x 65 1480 x 1470 x 990 x 1830 x 670
9
(500) 12 4 ..5744-3LA B-A' 1100 7100 53 69 1410 1380 1500 1430 840 840 1710 1440 670
4 ..5744-3RA A-C' 720 5450 42 59 1650 1620 1560 1550 890 890 1745 1470 670
4 ..5744-3TA C-C' 720 4550 43 59 1700 1710 1500 1470 820 820 1745 1470 670
10
24 4 ..5767-3LA B-A' 1100 7100 53 69 1460 1440 1470 1530 835 850 1755 1610 670
4 ..5767-3RA A-C' 720 5450 42 59 1650 1620 1495 1420 835 820 1815 1665 670
4 ..5767-3TA C-C' 720 4550 43 59 1860 1910 1535 1500 820 820 1860 1645 670
36 6 ..5780-3CA E-E´ 1050 7800 x 66 1680 x 1510 x 1030 x 1900 x 670
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TUNORMA and TUMETIC
1 volt. voltage losses level level Length Width Height wheel
side CENELEC toler-
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
ance
+ 3 dB
2 Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* LPA LWA E

630 12 4 ..5844-3LA B-A' 1300 8400 53 70 1660 1660 1680 1480 880 880 1755 1585 670
4 ..5844-3RA A-C' 860 6500 43 60 1850 1810 1495 1420 835 820 1785 1510 670
3
4 ..5844-3TA C-C' 860 5400 43 60 2000 1990 1535 1380 820 820 1860 1520 670
6 ..5844-3PA B-A' 1200 8700 53 70 1750 1760 1720 1560 890 890 1920 1685 670
6 ..5844-3SA A-C' 800 6750 43 60 1950 1920 1665 1600 870 870 1740 1400 670
4
6 ..5844-3UA C-C' 800 5600 43 60 2160 2130 1670 1560 830 830 1840 1500 670
24 4 ..5867-3LA B-A' 1300 8400 53 70 1690 1650 1665 1640 860 860 1810 1595 670
4 ..5867-3RA A-C' 860 6500 43 60 1940 1920 1685 1680 870 870 1910 1695 670
5
4 ..5867-3TA C-C' 860 5400 43 60 2100 2130 1600 1490 820 820 1940 1725 670
6 ..5867-3PA B-A' 1200 8700 53 70 1730 1720 1780 1580 880 880 1760 1610 670
6 ..5867-3SA A-C' 800 6750 43 60 1970 1960 1645 1640 830 830 1810 1595 670
6 6 ..5867-3UA C-C' 800 5600 43 60 2240 2210 1740 1670 880 880 1840 1625 670
36 6 ..5880-3CA E-E´ 1300 8800 x 67 1950 x 1740 x 1080 x 1940 x 670
(800) 12 6 ..5944-3PA B-A' 1450 10700 55 72 1990 1960 1780 1540 1000 1000 1905 1660 670
7 6 ..5944-3SA A-C' 950 8500 45 62 2210 2290 1720 1830 900 960 1935 1630 670
6 ..5944-3UA C-C' 950 7400 44 62 2520 2490 1760 1710 920 920 1975 1730 670
24 6 ..5967-3PA B-A' 1450 10700 55 72 2000 1950 1720 1710 1000 1000 1885 1670 670
8 6 ..5967-3SA A-C' 950 8500 45 62 2390 2340 1760 1710 960 960 1945 1730 670
6 ..5967-3UA C-C' 950 7400 44 62 2590 2550 1770 1700 930 930 1985 1780 670
36 6 ..5980-3CA E-E´ 1520 11000 x 68 2400 x 1800 x 1100 x 2030 x 670
1000 12 6 ..6044-3PA B-A' 1700 13000 55 73 2450 2640 1790 1630 1000 1000 2095 2070 820
9
6 ..6044-3SA A-C' 1100 10500 45 63 2660 2610 1830 1830 1040 1040 2025 1770 820
6 ..6044-3UA C-C' 1100 9500 45 63 2800 2750 1830 1830 1040 1040 2105 1840 820
24 6 ..6067-3PA B-A' 1700 13000 55 73 2530 2720 1830 1670 1090 1010 2095 2120 820
10
6 ..6067-3SA A-C' 1100 10500 45 63 2750 2690 1790 1740 1050 1050 2055 1840 820
6 ..6067-3UA C-C' 1100 9500 45 63 2830 2810 1725 1770 990 990 2065 1850 820
36 6 ..6080 -3CA E-E´ 1700 13000 x 68 2850 x 2120 x 1160 x 2220 x 820
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TUNORMA and TUMETIC
volt. voltage losses level level Length Width Height wheel 1
side CENELEC toler-
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUNORMA
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
TUMETIC
ance
+ 3 dB
Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* LPA LWA E 2

(1250) 12 6 ..6144-3PA B-A' 2100 16000 56 74 2900 3080 1930 1850 1260 1100 2110 2070 820
6 ..6144-3SA A-C' 1300 13200 46 64 3100 3040 1810 1780 990 990 2145 1880 820
3
6 ..6144-3UA C-C' 1300 11400 46 64 3340 3040 1755 1720 1015 1000 2235 1970 820
24 6 ..6167-3PA B-A' 2100 16000 56 74 2950 3200 2020 1780 1260 1100 2110 2220 820
6 ..6167-3SA A-C' 1300 13200 46 64 3190 3120 1840 1810 1060 1060 2115 1900 820
4
6 ..6167-3UA C-C' 1300 11400 46 64 3390 3330 1810 1780 1015 990 2245 2030 820
36 6 ..6180-3CA E-E´ 2150 16400 x 70 3360 x 2150 x 1250 x 2350 x 820
1600 12 6 ..6244-3PA B-A' 2600 20000 57 76 3450 3590 1970 1870 1220 1140 2315 2095 820
6 ..6244-3SA A-C' 1700 17000 47 66 3640 3590 2030 1760 1080 1090 2315 2010 820
5
6 ..6244-3UA C-C' 1700 14000 47 66 3930 3880 2020 1900 1110 1100 2395 2070 820
24 6 ..6267-3PA B-A' 2600 20000 57 76 3470 3690 2070 1830 1280 1120 2335 2320 820
6 ..6267-3SA A-C' 1700 17000 47 66 3670 3850 2030 2000 1230 1070 2265 2120 820 6
6 ..6267-3UA C-C' 1700 14000 47 66 4010 3950 2000 1850 1030 1030 2305 2010 820
36 6 ..6280-3CA E-E´ 2600 19200 x 71 3930 x 2170 x 1340 x 2480 x 820

(2000) 12 6 ..6344-3PA B-A' 2900 25300 58 78 4390 4450 2100 1890 1330 1330 2555 2540 1070 7
6 ..6344-3SA A-C' 2050 21200 49 68 4270 4430 2080 1840 1330 1330 2455 2250 1070
6 ..6344-3UA C-C' 2050 17500 49 68 4730 4710 2020 1730 1330 1330 2495 2170 1070
24 6 ..6367-3PA B-A' 2900 25300 58 78 4480 4500 2020 1860 1330 1330 2655 2660 1070 8
6 ..6367-3SA A-C' 2050 21200 49 68 4290 4490 2190 2030 1330 1330 2425 2280 1070
6 ..6367-3UA C-C' 2050 17500 49 68 4910 4840 2110 1980 1330 1330 2475 2180 1070
36 6 ..6380-3CA E-E´ 3200 22000 x 75 5100 x 2260 x 1380 x 2560 x 1070

9
2500 12 6 ..6444-3PA B-A' 3500 29000 61 81 5200 5090 2115 2030 1345 1330 2685 2550 1070
6 ..6444-3SA A-C' 2500 26500 51 71 5150 5110 2195 1950 1345 1330 2535 2450 1070
6 ..6444-3UA C-C' 2500 22000 51 71 5790 5660 2190 2190 1330 1330 2565 2240 1070
10
24 6 ..6467-3PA B-A' 3500 29000 61 81 5420 5220 2115 2030 1335 1330 2785 2675 1070
6 ..6467-3SA A-C' 2500 26500 51 71 5260 5220 2195 2030 1335 1335 2585 2580 1070
6 ..6467-3UA C-C' 2500 22000 51 71 5640 5470 2160 2080 1330 1330 2605 2305 1070
36 6 ..6480-3CA E-E´ 3800 29400 x 76 5900 x 2320 x 1390 x 2790 x 1070
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Power Transformers – General
Oil-immersed three-phase
1 power transformers with off- Rated power HV range Type of Figure/
and on-load tap changers tap changer page
[MVA] [kV]
Cooling methods
2 Transformers up to 10 MVA are designed 3.15 to 10 25 to 123 off-load Fig. 31, page 5/19
for ONAN cooling.
By adding fans to these transformers, the 3.15 to 10 25 to 123 on-load Fig. 33, page 5/20
rating can be increased by 25%.
However, in general it is more economical 10/16 to 20/31.5 up to 36 off-load Fig. 35, page 5/21
to select higher ONAN ratings rather than
3 to add fans. 10/16 to 20/31.5 up to 36 on-load Fig. 38, page 5/22
Transformers larger than 10 MVA are de-
signed with ONAN/ONAF cooling. 10/16 to 63/100 72.5 to 145 on-load Fig. 41, page 5/23
Explanation of cooling methods:
Note: Off-load tap changers are designed to be operated de-energized only.
■ ONAN: Oil-natural, air-natural cooling
4 Fig. 30: Types of power transformers
■ ONAF: Oil-natural, air-forced cooling (in
one or two steps)
The arrangement with the attached radia-
tors, as shown in the illustrations, is the
preferred design. However, other arrange-
5 ments of the cooling equipment are also
possible.
Depending on transportation possibilities
the bushings, radiators and expansion tank
have be removed. If necessary, the oil has
6 to be drained and shipped separately.
10
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Power Transformers – Selection Tables
Technical Data, Dimensions and Weights
power transformers with 1
off-load tap changer
3 150–10 000 kVA,
HV rating: up to 123 kV
2
■ Taps on
HV side: ± 2 x 2.5 % H
■ Impedance 6-10 %
voltage: 3
■ Connection: HV winding: star-
delta connection
alternatively available E E L
up to 24 kV
LV winding: W
star or delta
4
Fig. 31
5
Rated power HV rating LV rating No-load Load loss Total Oil Dimensions E
loss at 75 °C weight weight L/W/H
[kVA] [kV] [kV] [kW] [kW] [kg] [kg] [mm] [mm]
ONAN
6
3150 6.1–36 3–24 4.6 28 7200 1600 2800/1850/2870 1070
4000 7.8–36 3–24 5.5 33 8400 1900 3200/2170/2940 1070
50–72.5 3–24 6.8 35 10800 3100 3100/2300/3630 1070

7
5000 9.5–36 4–24 6.5 38 9800 2300 2550/2510/3020 1070
50–72.5 4–24 8.0 41 12200 3300 3150/2490/3730 1070
90–123 5–36 9.8 46 17500 6300 4560/2200/4540 1505 8

6300 12.2–36 5–24 7.7 45 11700 2500 2550/2840/3200 1505
50–72.5 5–24 9.3 48 13600 3700 3200/2690/3080 1505
90–123 5–36 11.0 53 18900 6600 4780/2600/4540 1505 9

8000 12.2–36 5–24 9.4 54 14000 3300 2580/2770/3530 1505
50–72.5 5–24 11.0 56 15900 4200 3250/2850/4000 1505
90–123 5–36 12.5 62 21500 7300 4880/2630/4590 1505 10

10000 15.2–36 6–24 11.0 63 16600 3900 2670/2900/3720 1505
50–72.5 6–24 12.5 65 18200 4700 4060/2750/4170 1505
90–123 5–36 14.0 72 25000 8600 4970/2900/4810 1505
Fig. 32
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1 power transformers
with on-load tap changer
3 150–10 000 kVA,
2 H
■ Taps on ± 16 % in ± 8 steps
HV side: of 2 %
■ Impedance 6–10 %
3 voltage:
■ Connection: HV winding: star E E L
LV winding: W
star or delta
4 Fig. 33
Rated power HV rating LV rating No-load Load loss Total Oil Dimensions E
loss at 75 °C weight weight L/W/H
5
[kVA] [kV] [kV] kW [kW] [kg] [kg] [mm] [mm]
ONAN
3150 10.9–36 3–24 4.8 29 9100 2300 3400/2300/2900 1070

6 4000 9.2–36 3–24 5.8 35 10300 2600 3500/2700/3000 1070
50–72.5 4–24 7.1 37 13700 4100 4150/2350/3600 1070
5000 11.5–36 4–24 6.8 40 12300 3100 3600/2400/3200 1070

7 50–72.5 5–24 8.4 43 15200 4500 4200/2700/3700 1070
90–123 5–36 9.8 49 21800 8000 5300/2700/4650 1505
6300 14.4–36 5–24 8.1 47 14000 3600 3700/2700/3300 1505

8
50–72.5 5–24 9.8 50 17000 5000 4300/2900/3850 1505
90–123 5–36 11.5 56 23000 8500 5600/2900/4650 1505
8000 18.3–36 5–24 9.9 57 17000 4500 3850/2500/3500 1505

9
50–72.5 5–24 11.5 59 19700 6000 4600/2800/4050 1505
90–123 5–36 13.1 65 25500 9000 5650/2950/4650 1505
10 10000 22.9–36 6–24 11.5 66 20000 5200 4400/2600/3650 1505
50–72.5 6–24 13.1 68 22500 6500 5200/2850/4100 1505
90–123 5–36 14.7 76 29500 10250 5750/2950/4700 1505
Fig. 34
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power transformers 1
with off-load tap changer
10/16 to 20/31.5 MVA
HV rating: up to 36 kV H
Hs 2
■ Rated frequency: 50 Hz, tapping range
± 2 x 2.5 %
■ Connection of star
HV winding:
■ Connection of star or delta E E L 3
LV winding: W Ls
■ Cooling method: ONAN/ONAF
Ws
■ LV range: 6 kV to 36 kV
Fig. 35
4
Rated power at No-load Load loss at Impedance voltage of

ONAN ONAF loss ONAN ONAF ONAN ONAF
5
[MVA] [MVA] [kW] [kW] [kW] [%] [%]
10 16 12 31 80 6.3 10
12.5 20 14 37 95 6.3 10 6
16 25 16 45 110 6.4 10
20 31.5 19 52 130 6.4 10
Fig. 36
7
Rated power at Dimensions Total Oil Shipping Shipping

ONAN ONAF L x W x H weight weight dimensions weight 8
Ls x Ws x Hs incl. oil
[MVA] [MVA] [mm] [kg] [kg] [mm] [kg]
10 16 3700 2350 3900 22 4200 3600 1550 2650 22000

9
12.5 20 3800 2350 4000 25 4500 3700 1600 2800 23000
16 25 3900 2400 4100 30 5000 3800 1600 2800 27000
20 31.5 4200 2450 4600 35 5700 3900 1650 3000 31500 10

Fig. 37
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1 power transformer
with on-load tap changer
10/16 to 20/31.5 MVA,
H
2
Hs
± 16 % in ± 9 steps
■ Connection of star
HV winding:
3 ■ Connection of star or delta Ls Ws
LV winding: W
L
■ Cooling method: ONAN/ONAF
■ LV range: 6 kV to 36 kV
Fig. 38
4

ONAN ONAF loss ONAN ONAF ONAN ONAF
5
[MVA] [MVA] [kW] [kW] [kW] [%] [%]
10 16 12 31 80 6.3 10
6 12.5 20 14 37 95 6.3 10
16 25 16 45 111 6.4 10
20 31.5 19 52 130 6.4 10

7 Fig. 39
Rated power at Dimensions Total Oil Shipping Shipping

ONAN ONAF L x W x H weight weight dimensions weight
8 Ls x Ws x Hs incl. oil
10 16 4800 2450 3900 27000 6200 4400 1550 2600 24000

9
12.5 20 4900 2500 4000 30000 6700 4500 1600 2650 27000
16 25 5050 2500 4100 34000 7000 4650 1650 2650 31000
20 31.5 5300 2550 4600 41 000 9000 5000 1700 3000 37000
10
Fig. 40
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power transformers with ONAN ONAF loss ONAN ONAF ONAN ONAF 1
on-load tap changer
10/16 to 63/100 MVA, [MVA] [MVA] [kW] [kW] [kW] [%] [%]
HV rating: from 72.5 to 145 kV
10 16 13 42 108 9.6 15.4 2
12.5 20 15 45 115 9.4 15.0
± 16 % in ± 9 steps
■ Connection of star 16 25 17 51 125 9.6 15.0
HV winding:
■ Connection star or delta 20 31.5 20 56 140 9.6 15.1 3
of LV winding:
■ Cooling method: ONAN/ONAF 25 40 24 63 160 9.5 15.2
31.5 50 28 71 180 9.5 15.0

4
40 63 35 86 214 9.8 15.5
50 80 41 91 232 10.0 16.0
63 100 49 113 285 10.5 16.7

5
Fig. 41
Rated power at Dimensions Total Oil Shipping dimensions Shipping

ONAN ONAF L x W x H weight weight Ls x Ws x Hs weight 6
incl. oil
10 16 6600 2650 4700 39000 12000 5200 1900 3000 35000 7

12.5 20 6700 2700 4800 43000 12500 5300 1950 3100 39000
16 25 6750 2750 5300 48000 13500 5400 2000 3000 43000
20 31.5 6800 2800 5400 54000 14000 5500 2000 3100 49000 8
25 40 6900 2900 5400 61000 14500 5700 2100 3150 56000
31.5 50 7050 2950 5500 70000 17000 5850 2150 3350 65000
40 63 7100 3000 5700 82000 18000 6100 2200 3450 75000 9

50 80 7400 3100 5800 97000 20500 6250 2300 3700 90000
63 100 7800 3250 6100 118000 25500 6800 2450 4000 109000
Fig. 42
10
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Power Transformers
above 100 MVA
The power rating range above 100 MVA

comprises mainly generator transformers
1 and system-interconnecting transformers
with off-load and/or on-load tap changers.
Depending on the on-site requirements, they
can be designed as transformers with sepa-
rate windings or as autotransformers, three-
2 or single-phase, for power ratings up to over
1000 MVA and voltages up to 1500 kV.
We manufacture these units according to
IEC 76, VDE 0532 or other national specifi-
cations.
3 Offers for transformers larger than 100 MVA
only on request.
6
Fig. 43: Coal-fired power station in Germany with two 850-MVA generator transformers:
Low-noise design, extended setting range and continuous overload capacity up to 1100 MVA
7
7
1 Five-limb core 12
2 LV winding
3 HV winding
8 4 Tapped winding
5 Tap leads
6 LV bushings 6
7 HV bushings
8 Clamping frame
9 9 On-load tap changer 8
10 Motor drive
11 Schnabel-car-tank
12 Conservator
13 Water-cooling system 9 11
10 13
1
10
3 5
2 4
Fig. 44: View into an 850/1100-MVA generator transformer
Ohne Namen-1 24 22.09.1999, 16:24 Uhr

Power Transformers
Monitoring System
Siemens Monitoring System:

Efficient Condition Recording 1
and Diagnosis for Power Trans-
formers
Complete acquisition and evaluation of up 2
to 45 measured variables, automatic trend
analysis, diagnosis and early warning – the
new Siemens Monitoring System makes
use of all possible ways of monitoring
power transformers: Round the clock, with
precision sensors for voltage, temperature 3
or quality of insulation, and with powerful
software for measured data processing,
display or documentation – with on-line
communication over any distance.
Maintenance and utilization of power trans- 4
formers are made more efficient all-round.
Because the comprehensive information
provided on the condition of the equipment
and auxiliaries ensures that maintenance is
carried out just where it's needed, costly
routine inspections are a thing of the past. 5
And because the maintenance is always
preventive, faults are reliably ruled out.
All these advantages enhance availability –
and thus ensure a long service life of your
power transformers. This applies equally to 6
new and old transformers.
Equipping new transformers with the
Siemens Monitoring System ensures that
right from the start the user is in posses-
sion of all essential data–for quick, compre-
hensive analysis. And retrofitting on trans- 7
formers already in service for considerable
periods pays off as well.
Particularly in the case of old transformers,
constant monitoring significantly reduces
the growing risk of failure.
8
Offers for transformers larger 100 MVA
only on request.
Fig. 45: An integrated solution – the complete Monitoring System housed in a cubicle of the transformer itself
10
Ohne Namen-1 25 22.09.1999, 16:25 Uhr

On-load Tap Changers
The on-load tap changers installed in For operation under extremely onerous
Siemens power transformers are manufac- conditions an oil filter unit is available
1 tured by Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen (MR). for filtering or filtering and drying of the
MR is a supplier of technically advanced switching oil. Voltage monitoring is effect-
on-load tap changers for oil-immersed ed by microprocessor-controlled operation
power transformers covering an application control systems or voltage regulators
range from 100 A to 4,500 A and up to which include a great variety of data input
420 kV. About 90,000 MR high-speed re- and output facilities.
2 sistor-type tap changers are succesfully in In combination with a parallel control unit,
service worldwide. several transformers connected in parallel
The great variety of tap changer models is can be automatically controlled and moni-
based on a modular system which is capa- tored.
ble of meeting the individual customer’s Furthermore, Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen
3 specifications for the respective operating offers a worldwide technical service to
conditions of the transformer. Depending maintain their high quality standard.
on the required application range selector, Inspections at regular intervals with only
switches or diverter switches with tap se- small maintenance requirements guarantee
lectors can be used, both available for neu- the reliable operation expected with MR
4 tral, delta or single-pole connection. Up to products.
107 operating positions can be achieved by
the use of a multiple course tap selector.
In addition to the well-known on-load tap-
changer for installation in oil-immersed
transformers, MR offers also a standard-
5 ized gas-insulated tap changer for indoor
installation which will be mounted on dry-
type transformers up to approx. 30 MVA
and 36 kV, or SF6-type transformers up to
40 MVA and 123 kV.
6 The main characteristics of MR
products are:
■ Compact design
■ Optimum adaption and economic
solutions offered by the great number
of variants Type VT
7
■ High reliability
Fig. 46: MR motor drive ED 100 S Fig. 47: Gas-insulated on-load tap changer
■ Long life
■ Reduced maintenance
■ Service friendliness
8 The tap changers are mechanically
driven – via the drive shafts and the bevel
gear – by a motor drive attached to the
transformer tank. It is controlled according
to the step-by-step principle. Electrical and
mechanical safety devices prevent over-
9 running of the end positions. Further safe-
ty measures, such as the automatic restart
function, a safety circuit to prevent false
phase sequence and running through posi-
tions, ensure the reliable operation of mo-
tor drives.
10
Type V Type H Type M Type G
Fig. 48: Selection of on-load tap changers from the MR product range
Ohne Namen-1 26 22.09.1999, 16:25 Uhr

Cast-resin Dry-type Transformers, GEAFOL
Standards and regulations They only make use of flame-retardent location. This reduces civil works, cable
inorganic insulating materials which free costs, transmission losses, and installation
GEAFOL® cast-resin dry-type transformers
comply with IEC recommendation
these transformers from all restrictions costs. 1
that apply to oil-filled electrical equipment, GEAFOL transformers are fully LI-rated.
No. 726, CENELEC HD 464, HD 538
such as oil-collecting pits, fire walls, fire- They have similar noise levels to compara-
and DIN 42 523.
extinguishing equipment, etc. ble oil-filled transformers. Taking the above
GEAFOL transformers are installed wher- indirect cost reductions into account, they
Advantages and applications ever oil-filled units cannot be used: inside are also frequently cost-competitive.
buildings, in tunnels, on ships, cranes and By virtue of their design, GEAFOL trans-
2
GEAFOL distribution and power trans- offshore platforms, in ground-water catch-
formers in ratings from 100 to more than formers are completely maintenance-free
ment areas, in food processing plants, etc. for their lifetime.
20 000 kVA and LI values up to 170 kV Often they are combined with their prima-
are full substitutes for oil-immersed trans- GEAFOL transformers have been in
ry and secondary switchgear and distribu-
formers with comparable electrical and successful service since 1965. A lot of
tion boards into compact substations that 3
mechanical data. licenses have been granted to major
are installed directly at their point of use.
manufactures throughout the world since.
GEAFOL transformers are designed for As thyristor-converter transformers for
indoor installation close to their point of variable speed drives they can be installed
use at the center of the major consumers. together with the converters at the drive
LV terminals Three-leg core

Normal arrangement: Made of grain-oriented,
Top, rear low-loss electrolami-
Special version: Bottom, nations insulated on 5
available on request at both sides
extra charge
Resilient spacers
HV terminals To insulate core and
Variable arrangements, windings from mechani-
for optimal station design. cal vibrations, resulting 6
HV tapping links on low- in low noise emissions
voltage side for adjust-
ment to system con- HV winding
ditions, reconnectable
in de-energized state Consisting of vacuum-
Cross-flow fans
potted single foil-type
aluminum coils.
7
Permitting a 50% in- See enlarged detail
crease in the rated power in Fig. 50
LV winding
Temperature monitoring Made of aluminum strip. 8
By PTC thermistor detec- Turns firmly glued
tors in the LV winding together by means of
insulating sheet wrapper
Paint finish on material
steel parts
Multiple coating, Insulation: 9
RAL 5009. On request:
Two-component varnish Mixture of epoxy resin
or hot-dip galvanizing and quartz powder
(for particularly aggressive Makes the transformer
environments) maintenance-free, moist-
ure-proof, tropicalized,
Ambient class E2 flame-resistant and self- 10
Climatic category C2 extinguishing
(If the transformer is in-
stalled outdoors, degree Clamping frame and truck
of protection IP 23 must
be assured) Rollers can be swung
around for lengthways or
Fire class F1 sideways travel
* on-load tap changers on request.
Fig. 49: GEAFOL cast-resin dry-type transformer
Ohne Namen-1 27 22.09.1999, 16:25 Uhr

HV winding
The high-voltage windings are wound
1 from aluminum foil, interleaved with high-
grade polypropylene insulating foil. The
assembled and connected individual coils
are placed in a heated mold, and are pot-
ted in a vaccum furnace with a mixture
2 of pure silica (quartz sand) and specially
blended epoxy resins. The only connec-
tions to the outside are copper bushings,
which are internally bonded to the alumi-
num winding connections.
The external star or delta connections
3 are made of insulated copper connectors
to guarantee an optimal installation design.
The resulting high-voltage windings are
fire-resistant, moistureproof, corrosion-
proof, and show excellent aging properties
under all indoor operating conditions.
4 (For outdoor use, specially designed sheet-
metal enclosures are available.)
The foil windings combine a simple wind-
ing technique with a high degree of elec-
trical safety. The insulation is subjected
5 to less electrical stress than in other
types of windings. In a conven-
tional round-wire winding,
the interturn voltage
can add up to twice the
interlayer voltage, while
6 in a foil winding it never exeeds the volt- 8
Round-wire
winding
age per turn because a layer consists of
only one winding turn. Result: a high AC 8
voltage and impulse-voltage withstand
U
capacity. 7
1
7 Why aluminum? The thermal expansion
7 8
coefficients of aluminum and cast resin are 2
so similar that thermal stresses resulting
from load changes are kept to a minimum 6 3 7
(see Fig. 50). 6
6 4
5
8 LV winding 5
4 4 3 3 2 2 1
The standard low-voltage winding with its
considerably reduced dielectric stresses is
wound from single aluminum sheets with Strip
interleaved cast-resin impregnated fiber-
9 glass fabric.
winding
The assembled coils are then oven-cured
to form uniformly bonded solid cylinders
that are impervious to moisture. Through U 2 4 6 8
the single-sheet winding design, excellent
10 dynamic stability under short-circuit con-
ditions is achieved. Connections are sub-
merged-arc-welded to the aluminum
sheets and are extended either as alu-
minum or copper busbars to the secondary 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
terminals.
1 3 5 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Fig. 50: High-voltage encapsulated winding design of GEAFOL cast-resin transformer and voltage stress of a
conventional round-wire winding (above) and the foil winding (below)
Ohne Namen-1 28 22.09.1999, 16:25 Uhr

Fire safety The properties laid down in the standards Insulation class and temperature rise
GEAFOL transformers use only flame- for ratings within the approximate category
The high-voltage winding and the low-
retardent and self-extinguishing materials relating to environment (humidity), climate
voltage winding utilize class F insulating 1
in their construction. No additional sub- and fire behavior have to be demonstrated
materials with a mean temperature rise
stances, such as aluminum oxide trihy- by means of tests.
of 100 K (standard design).
drate, which could negatively influence These tests are described for the environ-
the mechanical stability of the cast-resin mental category (code number E0, E1 and
molding material, are used. Internal arcing E2) and for the climatic category (code Overload capability
from electrical faults and externally applied number C1, C2) in DIN VDE 0532 Part 6
2
GEAFOL transformers can be overloaded
flames do not cause the transformers to (corresponding to HD 464). According to permanently up to 50% (with a corre-
burst or burn. After the source of ignition this standard, they are to be carried out on sponding increase in impedance voltage)
is removed, the transformer is self-extin- complete transformers. if additional radial cooling fans are installed.
guishing. This design has been approved The tests of fire behavior (fire category (Dimensions increase by approximately
by fire officials in many countries for instal- code numbers F0 and F1) are limited to 200 mm in length and width.) Short-time 3
lation in populated buildings and other tests on a duplication of a complete trans- overloads are uncritical as long as the
structures. former. It consists of a core leg, a low-volt- maximum winding temperatures are not
The environmental safety of the combus- age winding and a high-voltage winding. exceeded for extended periods of time.
tion residues has been proven in many The specifications for fire category F2 are
tests. determined by agreement between the 4
Temperature monitoring
manufacturer and the customer.
Categorization of cast-resin Siemens have carried out a lot of tests. Each GEAFOL transformer is fitted with
transformers three temperature sensors installed in
The results for our GEAFOL transformers the LV winding, and a solid-state tripping
Dry-type transformers have to be cate- are something to be proud of: device with relay output. The PTC thermis-
gorized under the sections listed below: ■ Environmental category E2 tors used for sensing are selected for the 5
■ Environmental category ■ Climatic category C2 applicable maximum hot-spot winding tem-
■ Climatic category ■ Fire category F1 perature. Additional sets of sensors with
■ Fire category lower temperature points can be installed
This good behavior is solely due to the
These categories have to be shown on the for them and for fan control purposes. Ad-
GEAFOL cast-resin mix which has been
rating plate of each dry-type transformer. ditional dial-type thermometers and Pt100
used successfully for decades. 6
are available, too. For operating voltages
of the LV winding of 3.6 kV and higher,
special temperature measuring equipment
can be provided.
Auxiliary wiring is run in protective conduit
and terminated in a central LV terminal 7
box (optional). Each wire and terminal is
identified, and a wiring diagram is perma-
nently attached to the inside cover of this
terminal box.
8
Installation and enclosures
Indoor installation in electrical operating
rooms or in various sheet-metal enclosures
is the preferred method of installation.
The transformers need only be protected
against access to the terminals or the
9
winding surfaces, against direct sunlight,
and against water. Sufficient ventilation
must be provided by the installation loca-
tion or the enclosure. Otherwise forced-air
cooling must be specified or provided by 10
others.
Fig. 51: Flammability test of cast-resin transformer
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Instead of the standard open terminals,

insulated plug-type elbow connectors can
1 be supplied for the high-voltage side with
LI ratings up to 170 kV. Primary cables are
usually fed to the transformer from trench-
es below, but can also be connected from
above.
2 Secondary connections can be made by
multiple insulated cables, or by busbars,
from either below or above. Secondary
terminals are either aluminum or copper
busbar stubs, drilled to specification.
A variety of indoor and outdoor enclosures
3 in different protection classes are available
for the transformers alone, or for indoor
compact substations in conjunction with
high- and low-voltage switchgear cubicles.
4 Recycling of GEAFOL transformers

Of all the GEAFOL transformers manufac-
tured since 1965, even the oldest units are
not about to reach the end of their service
life expectancy. In spite of this, a lot of
5 experiences have been made over the
years with the recycling of coils that have
become unusable due to faulty manufac-
ture or damage. These experiences show
that all the metallic components, i.e. ap-
prox. 90% of all materials, can be fully re-
6 covered economically. The recycling meth-
od used by Siemens does not pollute the
environment. In view of the value of the
secondary raw materials, the procedure
can be economical even considering the
7 currently small amounts. Fig. 52: GEAFOL transformer with plug-type cable connections
10
Fig. 53: Radial cooling fans on GEAFOL transformer for AF cooling Fig. 54: GEAFOL transformer in protective housing to IP 20/40
Ohne Namen-1 30 22.09.1999, 16:26 Uhr

GEAFOL Cast-resin Selection Tables,
■ Standard: DIN 42523 Um LJ AC

■ Rated power: 100–20000 kVA*
[kV] [kV] [kV] 1
■ HV rating: up to 36 kV 1.1 – 3
■ LV rating: up to 780 V; 12 75 28
special designs
for up to 12 kV are 24 95** 50
* power rating > 2.5 MVA upon request
possible 36 145** 70 ** other levels upon request 2
■ Tappings on ± 2.5 % or ± 2 x 2.5 %
Fig. 55: Insulation level
HV side:
■ Connection: HV winding: delta
LV winding: star 2U 2V 2W 2N
■ Impedance 4–8 % 3
voltage at rated
current:
■ Insulation class: HV/LV = F/F
■ Temperature HV/LV = 100/100 K H1
rise:
■ Color of metal RAL 5009 (other
4
parts: colors are available)
E E
A1 B1
5
Fig. 56: GEAFOL cast-resin transformer
Rated Rated Impe- Type No-load Load Load Sound Sound Total Dimensions Distance
power voltage dance losses losses losses press. power weight between
voltage level level Length Width Height wheel
1m centers 6
toler-
ance
+ 3 dB
Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* Pk 120** LPA LWA GGES A1 B1 H1 E
[kVA] [kV] [%] 4GB… [W] [W] [W] [dB] [dB] [kg] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
7
100 12 4 .5044-3CA 440 1600 1900 45 59 630 1210 705 835 without wheels
4 .5044-3GA 320 1600 1900 37 51 760 1230 710 890 without wheels
6 .5044-3DA 360 2000 2300 45 59 590 1190 705 860 without wheels
6 .5044-3HA 300 2000 2300 37 51 660 1230 710 855 without wheels 8
24 4 .5064-3CA 600 1500 1750 45 59 750 1310 755 935 without wheels
4 .5064-3GA 400 1500 1750 37 51 830 1300 755 940 without wheels
6 .5064-3DA 420 1800 2050 45 59 660 1250 750 915 without wheels
6 .5064-3HA 330 1800 2050 37 51 770 1300 755 930 without wheels 9
160 12 4 .5244-3CA 610 2300 2600 47 62 770 1220 710 1040 520
4 .5244-3GA 440 2300 2600 39 54 920 1290 720 1050 520
6 .5244-3DA 500 2300 2700 47 62 750 1270 720 990 520
6 .5244-3HA 400 2300 2700 39 54 850 1300 725 985 520 10
24 4 .5264-3CA 800 2200 2500 47 62 910 1330 725 1090 520
4 .5264-3GA 580 2200 2500 39 54 940 1310 720 1095 520
6 .5264-3DA 600 2500 2900 47 62 820 1310 725 1075 520
6 .5264-3HA 480 2500 2900 39 54 900 1350 765 1060 520
Dimensions and weights are approximate values and valid for 400 V on the secondary side, vector-group can be Dyn 5 or Dyn 11. Rated power figures in parentheses are not standardized.
** In case of short-circuits at 120 °C
Fig. 57: GEAFOL cast-resin transformers 50 to 2500 kVA
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1 voltage level level Length Width Height wheel
1m centers
toler-
ance
+ 3 dB
2 [kVA] [kV] [%] 4GB… [W] [W] [W] [dB] [dB] [kg] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
250 12 4 .5444-3CA 820 3000 3500 50 65 1040 1330 730 1110 520
4 .5444-3GA 600 3000 3400 42 57 1170 1330 730 1135 520
6 .5444-3DA 700 2900 3300 50 65 990 1350 740 1065 520
3 6 .5444-3HA 570 2900 3300 42 57 1120 1390 745 1090 520
24 4 .5464-3CA 1050 2900 3300 50 65 1190 1390 735 1120 520
4 .5464-3GA 800 2900 3300 41 57 1230 1400 735 1150 520
6 .5464-3DA 880 3100 3600 50 65 990 1360 735 1140 520
4 6 .5464-3HA 650 3100 3600 41 57 1180 1430 745 1160 520
36 6 .5475-3DA 1300 3800 4370 50 65 1700 1900 900 1350 520
(315) 12 4 .5544-3CA 980 3300 3800 52 67 1160 1370 820 1125 670
4 .5544-3GA 720 3300 3800 43 59 1320 1380 820 1195 670
5
6 .5544-3DA 850 3400 3900 51 67 1150 1380 830 1140 670
6 .5544-3HA 680 3400 3900 43 59 1290 1410 830 1165 670
24 4 .5564-3CA 1250 3400 3900 51 67 1250 1410 820 1195 670
4 .5564-3GA 930 3400 3900 43 59 1400 1440 825 1205 670
6
6 .5564-3DA 1000 3600 4100 51 67 1190 1410 825 1185 670
6 .5564-3HA 780 3600 4100 43 59 1300 1460 830 1195 670
36 6 .5575-3DA 1450 4500 5170 51 67 1900 1950 920 1400 670
400 12 4 .5644-3CA 1150 4300 4900 52 68 1310 1380 820 1265 670
7
4 .5644-3GA 880 4300 4900 44 60 1430 1380 820 1290 670
6 .5644-3DA 1000 4300 4900 52 68 1250 1410 825 1195 670
6 .5644-3HA 820 4300 4900 44 60 1350 1430 830 1195 670
8 24 4 .5664-3CA 1450 3900 4500 52 68 1410 1440 825 1280 670

4 .5664-3GA 1100 3900 4500 44 60 1570 1460 830 1280 670
6 .5664-3DA 1200 4100 4700 52 68 1350 1480 835 1275 670
6 .5664-3HA 940 4100 4700 44 60 1460 1480 835 1280 670
9 36 6 .5675-3DA 1700 5100 5860 52 68 2100 2000 920 1440 670
(500) 12 4 .5744-3CA 1350 4900 5600 53 69 1520 1410 830 1320 670
4 .5744-3GA 1000 4900 5600 45 61 1740 1450 835 1345 670
6 .5744-3DA 1200 5600 6400 53 69 1470 1460 845 1275 670
10 6 .5744-3HA 980 5600 6400 45 61 1620 1490 845 1290 670
24 4 .5764-3CA 1700 4800 5500 53 69 1620 1500 835 1330 670
4 .5764-3GA 1270 4800 5500 44 61 1830 1540 840 1350 670
6 .5764-3DA 1400 5000 5700 53 69 1580 1540 850 1305 670
6 .5764-3HA 1100 5000 5700 45 61 1720 1560 850 1320 670
36 6 .5775-3DA 1900 6000 6900 53 69 2600 2050 940 1500 670
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voltage level level Length Width Height wheel 1
1m centers
toler-
ance
+ 3 dB
[kVA] [kV] [%] 4GB… [W] [W] [W] [dB] [dB] [kg] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] 2
630 12 4 .5844-3CA 1500 6400 7300 54 70 1830 1510 840 1345 670
4 .5844-3GA 1150 6400 7300 45 62 2070 1470 835 1505 670
6 .5844-3DA 1370 6400 7400 54 70 1770 1550 860 1295 670
6 .5844-3HA 1150 6400 7400 45 62 1990 1590 865 1310 670
3
24 4 .5864-3CA 1950 6000 6900 53 70 1860 1550 845 1380 670
4 .5864-3GA 1500 6000 6900 45 62 2100 1600 850 1400 670
6 .5864-3DA 1650 6400 7300 53 70 1810 1580 855 1345 670
6 .5864-3HA 1250 6400 7300 45 62 2050 1620 860 1370 670
4
36 6 .5875-3DA 2200 7000 8000 53 70 2900 2070 940 1650 670
(800) 12 4 .5944-3CA 1850 7800 9000 55 72 2080 1570 850 1560 670
4 .5944-3GA 1450 7800 9000 47 64 2430 1590 855 1640 670
5
6 .5944-3DA 1700 7600 8700 55 72 2060 1560 865 1490 670
6 .5944-3HA 1350 7600 8700 47 64 2330 1600 870 1530 670
24 4 .5964-3CA 2100 7500 8600 55 72 2150 1610 845 1580 670
4 .5964-3GA 1600 7500 8600 47 64 2550 1650 855 1620 670
6
6 .5964-3DA 1900 7900 9100 55 71 2110 1610 860 1590 670
6 .5964-3HA 1450 7900 9100 47 64 2390 1630 865 1595 670
36 6 .5975-3DA 2600 8200 9400 55 72 3300 2140 950 1850 670
1000 12 4 .6044-3CA 2200 8900 10200 55 73 2480 1590 990 1775 820
7
4 .6044-3GA 1650 8900 10200 47 65 2850 1620 990 1795 820
6 .6044-3DA 2000 8500 9700 56 73 2420 1620 990 1560 820
6 .6044-3HA 1500 8500 9700 47 65 2750 1660 990 1560 820
24 4 .6064-3CA 2400 8700 10000 55 73 2570 1660 990 1730 820 8
4 ..6064-3GA 1850 8700 10000 47 65 3060 1680 990 1815 820
6 .6064-3DA 2300 9200 10500 55 73 2510 1680 990 1620 820
6 .6064-3HA 1750 9600 11000 47 65 2910 1730 990 1645 820
36 6 .6075-3DA 3000 9500 10900 55 73 3900 2200 1050 1900 820 9
(1250) 12 6 .6144-3DA 2400 9600 11000 57 75 2900 1780 990 1605 820
6 .6144-3HA 1850 10500 12000 49 67 3370 1790 990 1705 820
24 6 .6164-3DA 2700 10000 11500 57 75 3020 1820 990 1635 820
6 .6164-3HA 2100 10500 12000 49 67 3490 1850 990 1675 820 10
36 6 .6175-3DA 3500 11000 12600 57 75 4500 2300 1060 2000 520
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1 voltage level level Length Width Height wheel
1m centers
toler-
ance
+ 3 dB
2 Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* Pk 120** LPA LWA GGES A1 B1 H1 E

[kVA] [kV] [%] 4GB… [W] [W] [W] [dB] [dB] [kg] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
1600 12 6 .6244-3DA 2800 11000 12500 58 76 3550 1840 995 2025 1070
6 .6244-3HA 2100 11400 13000 50 68 4170 1880 1005 2065 1070
3 24 6 .6264-3DA 3100 11800 13500 58 76 3640 1880 995 2035 1070
6 .6264-3HA 2400 12300 14000 49 68 4080 1900 1005 2035 1070
36 6 .6275-3DA 4300 12700 14600 58 76 5600 2500 1100 2400 1070
(2000) 12 6 .6344-3DA 3600 14000 16000 59 78 4380 1950 1280 2150 1070
4 6 .6344-3HA 2650 14500 16500 51 70 5140 1990 1280 2205 1070
24 6 .6364-3DA 4000 14500 16500 59 78 4410 2020 1280 2160 1070
6 .6364-3HA 3000 14900 17000 51 70 4920 2040 1280 2180 1070
36 6 .6375-3DA 5100 15400 17700 59 78 6300 2500 1280 2400 1070
5 2500 12 6 .6444-3DA 4300 17600 20000 62 81 5130 2110 1280 2150 1070
6 .6444-3HA 3000 18400 21000 51 71 6230 2170 1280 2205 1070
24 6 .6464-3DA 5000 17600 20000 61 81 5280 2170 1280 2160 1070
6 .6464-3HA 3600 18000 20500 51 71 6220 2220 1280 2180 1070
6 36 6 .6475-3DA 6400 18700 21500 61 81 7900 2700 1280 2400 1070
Rated power >2500 kVA to 20 MVA on request.
7
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Special Transformers
GEAFOL cast-resin transformers Linking single-pole tap-changer modules

together in threes by means of insulating
with oil-free tap-changers shafts produces a triple-pole tap-changer in 1
either star or delta connection for regulat-
The voltage-regulating cast-resin trans- ing the output voltage of GEAFOL trans-
formers connected on the load side of the formers. In its nine operating positions,
medium-voltage power supply system feed this type of tap-changer has a rated
through-current of 500 A and a rated volt-
the plant-side distribution transformers.
age of 900 V per step. This allows voltage 2
The tap-changer-controlled transformers
used in these medium-voltage systems fluctuations of up to 8100 V to be kept un-
need to have appropriately high ratings. der control. However, the maximum con-
Siemens offers suitable transformers in its trol range utilizes only 20% of the
GEAFOL design which has proved suc- rated voltage.
cessful over many years and is available in 3
ratings of up to 20 MVA. With forced cool-
ing it is even possible to increase the pow-
er ratings still further by 40%. The range of
rated voltage extends to 36 kV and the
maximum impulse voltage is 200 kV. The
main applications of this type of transform- 4
er are in modern industrial plants, hospi-
tals, office and appartment blocks and
shopping centers.
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Fig. 61: 16/22-MVA GEAFOL cast-resin transformer with oil-free on-load tap changer
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Special Transformers
Transformers for thyristor

1 converters
These are special oil-immersed or cast-

resin power transformers that are desig-
ned for the special demands of thyristor
2 converter or diode rectifier operation.
The effects of such conversion equipment
on transformers and additional construc-
tion requirements are as follows:
■ Increased load by harmonic currents
3 ■ Balancing of phase currents in multiple
winding systems (e.g. 12-pulse systems)
■ Overload factor up to 2.5
■ Types for 12-pulse systems, if required.
Siemens supplies oil-filled converter trans-
4 formers of all ratings and configurations
known today, and dry-type cast-resin con-
verter transformers up to more than
20 MVA and 200 kV LI.
To define and quote for such transformers,
it is necessary to know considerable de-
5 tails on the converter to be supplied and
on the line feeding it. These transformers
are almost exclusively inquired together
with the respective drive or rectifier sys-
tem and are always custom-engineered for
6 the given application.
Neutral grounding transformers

7 When a neutral grounding reactor or
ground-fault neutralizer is required in a
three-phase system and no suitable neutral
is available, a neutral must be provided
Fig. 62: Dry-type converter transformer GEAFOL
by using a neutral grounding transformer.
8 Neutral grounding transformers are avail-
able for continuous operation or short-time
operation.
The zero impedance is normally low.
The standard vector groups are zigzag or
9 wye/delta. Some other vector groups are
also possible.
Neutral grounding transformers can be
built by Siemens in all common power For further information please contact:
ratings. Distribution transformers:
10 Normally, the neutral grounding transform- Fax: ++49-7021-508548
ers are built in oil-immersed design, how-
ever, they can also be built in cast-resin Power transformers:
design. Fax: ++49-911-4342147
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What standards do the transformers comply with?

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Transformers

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Oil-immersed 50 to 2 500 kVA, highest voltage for equipment up to 36 kV,

Accessories Buchholz relays, oil testing equipment,

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Power ratings and type of cooling

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Insulation level Conversion to 60 Hz – possibilities Transformer cell (indoor installation)

Fig. 4: Insulation level

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The sharply increased cost of electrical

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To demonstrate the usefulness of such

Depreciation period n = 20 years Depreciation factor

Demand charge Cd = 350 DM

P0 = 2.6 kW no-load loss P0 = 1.7 kW no-load loss 5

Cc = 25000 · 13.39 Cc = 28000 · 13.39 6

CP0 = 0.25 · 8760 · 2.6 CP0 = 0.25 · 8760 · 1.7

CPk = 0.25 · 8760 · 0.64 · 20 CPk = 0.25 · 8760 · 0.64 · 17

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General mechanical design Distribution transformers with

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Insulated plug connectors (Fig. 12) 6

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Fig. 15: Direct SF6-connection of the transformer to the switchgear

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Double-float Buchholz relay (Fig. 16)

Dial-type contact thermometer (Fig. 17)

Fig. 17: Dial-type contact thermometer 8

Fig. 18: Magnetic oil-level indicator

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Protective device (Fig. 19) for hermeti-

Dehydrating breather (Fig. 21, 22)

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■ Standard: DIN 42500 H1 1U 2U 1W B1

Losses The combinations B-A’ (normal losses) 9

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Fig. 26: Selection table: oil-immersed distribution transformers 50 to 2500 kVA

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Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* LPA LWA E 2

Fig. 27: Selection table: oil-immersed distribution transformers 50 to 2500 kVA

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2 Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* LPA LWA E

Fig. 28: Selection table: oil-immersed distribution transformers 50 to 2500 kVA

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Sn Um U2 P0 Pk 75* LPA LWA E 2

36 6 ..6280-3CA E-E´ 2600 19200 x 71 3930 x 2170 x 1340 x 2480 x 820

36 6 ..6380-3CA E-E´ 3200 22000 x 75 5100 x 2260 x 1380 x 2560 x 1070

Fig. 29: Selection table: oil-immersed distribution transformers 50 to 2500 kVA

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4000 7.8–36 3–24 5.5 33 8400 1900 3200/2170/2940 1070

50–72.5 3–24 6.8 35 10800 3100 3100/2300/3630 1070

50–72.5 4–24 8.0 41 12200 3300 3150/2490/3730 1070

90–123 5–36 9.8 46 17500 6300 4560/2200/4540 1505 8