A three phase variable transformer is an electrical device used to regulate the voltage and current in a three-phase power system. It allows for adjustable output voltage levels, making it suitable for various industrial applications where different voltages are required.
Where To Use Three Phase Variable Transformer
Three phase variable transformers are commonly used in industries where varying voltage requirements exist, such as:
Power plants and substations
Industrial processes requiring different voltage levels
Electrical distribution systems
Key Features Of Three Phase Variable Transformer
Adjustable output voltage levels
High efficiency and reliability
Durable construction for long lifespan
Compact design for easy installation
Suitable for various industrial applications
How To Use Three Phase Variable Transformer
Select the desired output voltage level
Adjust the transformer's settings accordingly
Ensure proper installation and connections
Maintain the transformer regularly for optimal performance
How Three Phase Variable Transformer Is Manufactured
The manufacturing process involves:
Selecting high-quality materials for the transformer's core and windings
Designing and building the transformer's casing and cooling system
Assembling the transformer's components, including the primary and secondary coils
Testing the transformer for performance and safety standards
Technical Specification Of Three Phase Variable Transformer
Power Rating:
10 kW - 500 kW
Input Voltage:
380 V - 660 V
Output Voltage:
220 V - 440 V
Frequency:
50 Hz - 60 Hz
Number of Phases:
3-phase
Weight:
50 kg - 200 kg
Cooling Method:
Air-cooled, liquid-cooled
The technical specification of the three phase variable transformer is designed to meet the requirements of various industrial applications. The transformer's power rating, input voltage, output voltage, frequency, number of phases, weight, and cooling method are all adjustable to suit different needs.
