Wound core type construction (5 legged) is used predominantly
for lower kVA ratings of transformers. Continuous flux
with step lap joints in wound core loops minimizes losses.
Stacked-core type construction adopted for higher
kVA ratings of transformers. Step lap joints are also
used to reduce the no load losses.
Raw materials are procured from reputed Suppliers
around the world.
The best grades of silicon steel including laser annealed
grades are used for core construction to minimize the
excitation losses.
Electrical grade, soft, copper foils suitable for transformer
windings is used for low voltage winding.
Enamel covered round or rectangular conductors conforming
to class H insulation system ratings (minimum) are used
for high voltage windings.
Epoxy dotted insulation paper is used throughout the
coil for increased short circuit strength. Cooling ducts
placed inside the coil, where requires, will minimize
the temperature rise and the hotspot temperature.
The following types of transformers are manufactured
in accordance with applicable standards and customer
specification requirements:
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