Compared with a conventional grain-oriented electrical steel transformer of comparable rating and specification, the amorphous alloy core is primarily selected to reduce no-load loss. This makes the transformer suitable for systems that remain energized continuously or operate for long periods under light or variable loads.
A three-phase oil-immersed distribution transformer using an iron-based amorphous alloy core.
Compared with a conventional grain-oriented electrical steel transformer of comparable rating and specification, the amorphous alloy core is primarily selected to reduce no-load loss. This makes the transformer suitable for systems that remain energized continuously or operate for long periods under light or variable loads.
The final tank construction, winding arrangement, guaranteed losses and accessories are confirmed according to the approved project specification.
| Parameter | Available Configuration |
| Type | Three-phase amorphous alloy oil-immersed transformer |
| Core material | Iron-based amorphous alloy |
| Core construction | According to the approved design |
| Reference capacity range | 30–1600kVA for the documented 10kV series |
| Rated voltage | Specified for each project |
| Frequency | Project-specified |
| GB series | S15 / S21 / S25, where applicable |
| Complete model designation | Confirmed according to the selected construction |
| Guaranteed losses | Confirmed in the approved technical data sheet |
| Vector group | Dyn11, Yyn0, Yzn11 or project-specified |
| Cooling method | ONAN |
| Voltage regulation | Off-circuit tapping |
| Tapping range | Project-specific |
| Tank | Hermetically sealed corrugated steel tank |
| Installation | Outdoor or project-specified |
| Accessories | Configured according to the approved specification |
Chinese-market configurations can be reviewed against the applicable requirements of GB 1094, GB/T 6451, GB/T 25446 and GB 20052.
Export configurations can be reviewed against IEC 60076 or another specified project standard. Final compliance depends on the approved design, guaranteed values and agreed test documentation.
Routine tests may include:
Type tests, special tests and third-party inspection can be agreed before production when required.
The operating-cost benefit of an amorphous alloy transformer depends on its guaranteed losses, load profile, annual operating hours and local electricity cost.
Selection should therefore be based on the approved no-load and load loss data rather than the series designation alone.
Please provide the rated capacity, voltage ratio, frequency, vector group, tapping range, guaranteed loss requirements, applicable standard, installation conditions, required accessories, quantity and destination.