Distribution transformer SDT-33

electrical power supplyimmersedfor industrial applications

• IEC 60076, ANSI/IEEE Std C57.12, NEMA
• ISO 9001, KEMA, CESI, CE, TUV, UL, ASTA
• Mineral Oil / Vegetable Oil (FR3), Free PCB
• Low loss, Low partial discharge, Low temperature rise
• Seismic design, ETGI-1.020, IEEE Std 693, NCh2369
• Structural design, ASTM A325, ANSI/AISC 360, AWS D1.1
• High altitude correction per IEC 60076 & IEEE C57.12, ~ 5000m

33 kV distribution transformer is a medium-voltage transformer used to step down electrical power from a 33 kV distribution network to lower voltages such as 11 kV, 6.6 kV, or directly to 400/230 V for industrial, commercial, and utility applications. It is commonly installed in primary distribution substations, industrial plants, and renewable energy facilities.

Typical Specifications
·Highest System Voltage: 36 kV
·Primary Voltage: 33 kV
·Secondary Voltage: 11 kV, 6.6 kV, 3.3 kV, 415/240 V, 400/230 V
·Rated Power: 100–10,000 kVA (0.1–10 MVA)
·Frequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz
·Number of Phases: Three-phase (single-phase available for specialized applications)
·Cooling Method: ONAN, ONAF
·Insulation: Mineral oil or natural/synthetic ester fluid
·Vector Group: Dyn11, Dyn5, YNd11, Yyn0
·Tap Changer: Off-circuit tap changer or On-Load Tap Changer (OLTC) for larger units
·Impedance: Typically 4–8% (depending on rating)

Common Ratings
Standard transformer ratings include:
·100 kVA
·200 kVA
·315 kVA
·500 kVA
·630 kVA
·1000 kVA
·1250 kVA
·1600 kVA
·2000 kVA
·2500 kVA
·3150 kVA
·5000 kVA
·6300 kVA
·10,000 kVA (10 MVA)

Main Components
·Laminated steel core
·33 kV high-voltage winding
·Low-voltage winding
·Main tank
·Transformer insulating oil
·Cooling radiators
·High- and low-voltage bushings
·Conservator tank (for conservator-type units)
·Silica gel breather
·Off-circuit or on-load tap changer
·Pressure relief device
·Buchholz relay (conservator type)
·Oil level gauge
·Oil and winding temperature indicators

Common Voltage Ratios
·33 kV / 11 kV
·33 kV / 6.6 kV
·33 kV / 3.3 kV
·33 kV / 415 V
·33 kV / 400 V

Applications
·Primary distribution substations
·Industrial manufacturing plants
·Mining operations
·Wind and solar power plants
·Commercial complexes
·Utility distribution networks
·Infrastructure projects such as airports and railways

Performance
·Typical efficiency: 99.0–99.7%
·Expected service life: 25–40 years with proper maintenance
·Designed for continuous operation under outdoor environmental conditions

Protection Features
·High-voltage circuit breaker or fused switch
·Surge arresters
·Differential protection (larger units)
·Overcurrent and earth fault protection
·Buchholz relay (oil-filled conservator type)
·Pressure relief device
·Oil and winding temperature monitoring
·Oil level monitoring

Routine Factory Tests
Typical routine tests include:
·Winding resistance measurement
·Voltage ratio and vector group verification
·Insulation resistance measurement
·No-load loss and excitation current
·Load loss and impedance voltage
·Applied AC voltage withstand test
·Induced overvoltage withstand test
·Transformer oil dielectric strength test
·Leak test
·Functional checks of accessories

Applicable Standards
IEC 60076 – Power Transformers
IEC 60076-11 – Dry-type Power Transformers
IEEE C57.12 series – Distribution Transformers
IEC 60296 – Mineral insulating oils
IEC 60137 – Insulated bushings

Key Advantages
·High energy efficiency with low operating losses
·Reliable operation in utility and industrial networks
·Suitable for indoor and outdoor installations
·Available in oil-immersed and dry-type designs
·Flexible voltage ratios and tap settings
·Long service life with routine maintenance

A 33 kV distribution transformer is an essential component of medium-voltage power distribution systems, converting 33 kV supply to lower voltages for safe and efficient delivery to consumers or downstream substations. Standard ratings typically range from 100 kVA to 10 MVA, making these transformers suitable for a wide variety of utility, industrial, and renewable energy applications.