SEA 1600 KVA Resin Transformer

1. Product Description

The SEA 1600 KVA cast resin transformer is designed to provide reliable and safe electrical power distribution. With a rated power of 1600 KVA, this transformer is suitable for large-scale industrial applications and environments requiring a consistent and stable power supply. Built in 2015, the SEA model is designed to operate at 15 kV medium voltage (MV) and 400 V low voltage (LV).

2. Components and Structure

• Brand and Model: SEA 1600 KVA
• Transformer Type: Resin Transformer
• Year of Construction: 2015
• Primary Voltage: 15 kV (medium voltage)
• Secondary Voltage: 400 V (low voltage)
• Power: 1600 KVA
• Insulation Type: Resin, which offers excellent insulation properties and protection against environmental contamination.

3. Dimensions and Weight

• Dimensions: Specific dimensions are not always standardized, but transformers of this power rating generally range in size from 2 x 2 x 2.5 meters to 2.5 x 2.5 x 3 meters.
• Weight: Approximately 3,000 - 4,000 kg, depending on specific configuration and accessories.

4. Mechanical Characteristics

• Efficiency: High operating efficiency with minimal losses. Resin construction contributes to lower energy loss and more efficient operation.
• Reliability: Rugged and durable construction ensures reliable performance even in demanding work environments.
• Protection: Resin insulation provides excellent protection against moisture and contamination, reducing the risk of failure.

5. Usage Procedure

1. Installation:

   • Positioning: Place the transformer on a stable base in a dry, well-ventilated area. The location should be easy to access for maintenance and monitoring.
   • Connection: Connect the medium voltage (15 kV) and low voltage (400 V) cables to the respective terminals following the manufacturer's specifications. Ensure that all connections are secure and compliant with regulations.

2. Power On and Monitoring:

   • Starting: Follow the manufacturer's start-up procedures, including pre-start checks and soft start.
   • Monitoring: During operation, monitor electrical parameters such as voltage, current, and temperature to ensure that the transformer is operating within specified limits.

3. Maintenance:

   • Regular Inspections: Perform periodic checks to verify the condition of the transformer, including insulation tests and connection checks.
   • Cleaning: Clean the outside of the transformer and remove any dust and debris that may accumulate over time.

6. Matching accessories

• Monitoring Devices: Temperature sensors, measuring instruments to monitor operating conditions, and malfunction alert systems.
• Cooling Systems: Fans or cooling systems for environments with high loads or extreme heat conditions.

7. Mathematical Formulas for Optimal Use Parameters

• Apparent Power:

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  Where PP $P$ is the active power and QQ $Q$ is the reactive power.

• Transformer Efficiency:

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• Transformer Losses:

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8. Materials and Applications

• Workable Materials: The transformer is designed to handle resistive and inductive loads. It is suitable for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.
• Applications: Used in large industrial plants, commercial buildings and residential structures with high energy demands.

9. Maintenance and Verification of Good Used Equipment

• Maintenance:

  • Periodic Checks: Perform regular checks to ensure proper operation and prevent failures. Check the insulation integrity and general condition of the transformer.
  • Cleaning: Remove dust and debris regularly to keep your transformer in top condition.

• Used Goods Check:

  • External and Internal Conditions: Inspect the transformer for signs of wear or damage. Verify that all components are in good condition and that there are no leaks.
  • Operation: Test the transformer to ensure it operates within specifications and is free of anomalies. Ensure that performance is consistent with the manufacturer's specifications.
  • Documentation: Verify that all necessary documentation is available, including certificates of conformity and maintenance records.

10. Sectors of Use

• Industrial: To power large-capacity machinery and production plants.
• Commercial: For energy in large commercial buildings and residential complexes.
• Energy and Infrastructure: In power transformation and distribution stations.

11. Advantages of Buying Used

• Lower Cost: Compared to a new transformer, purchasing a used transformer can result in significant savings.
• Reliability: A used transformer, if in good condition, can offer performance comparable to that of a new unit.
• Immediate Availability: Often available immediately, reducing wait times and allowing for faster installation.

Additional services are offered upon request for a fee:

- Inspection
- Testing
- 1 year warranty