After 40+ yrs as an electrician, I am still amazed at the simplicity of the AC transformer, and how absolutely essential it is for electrical distribution and utilization. The transformer in the video will convert megawatts of energy every day all day for years. No moving parts; just the steady 50/60 cycle hum of building and collapsing magnetic fields.
They’re incredibly efficient, some can be as high as 99.8% efficient. The only moving parts are the on-load tap changes (OLTC) used to compensate voltage changes by adjusting the turns ratio.
@@mellowtag4875 Keeps the conductors bound tightly together. In reality, everything is vibrating at 50 or 60hz, it wouldn't take long for the insulation to wear through. Epoxy and Tape hold things tightly in place.
I'm 72 and been working with 3 phase stuff since I was 18....never get tired of videos about how all the power gets to the end user....nice sound....excellent video...!
I used to work in a factory that made these, including the big ones. They are made by hand. Every wrap of wire, every one of the thousands upon thousands of thin metal plates is placed by hand as shown in this video. It was incredible.
This is the first time I have watched an assembly such as this. I have watched the smaller , Pole Transformers being made and even the Pad Mounted units BUT I have never seen something like this.. Fascinating to watch and a very enjoyable and informative video. Many thanks for allowing this to be shown online.. Incredible engineering..
Back in the late 80s I was working as a Craftsman for a very large oil company (I won't name them) in a very large refinery. We needed a backup transformer for the refinery, so the engineering was done and the transformer was ordered. I think this one came from Germany. It took over a year for it to be built and shipped and it arrived on a special rail car. It was enormous and cost millions. It was installed and tested. It browned out the refinery on the first and every test that followed. The scuttlebutt was that our electrical engineers had missed on their calcs and undersized the transformer (that's why I didn't name the company). There was an effort to blame the single female electrical engineer in the group, but eventually they had to admit that it was a team effort and everybody had signed off on the design. No one got fired, but if we had problems with the main transformer we had a plan where certain units in the refinery had to be shut in or dialed back until we could regain full power. They are magnificent beasts (even the CTs) and if they're cared for properly, they can last for decades.
Mysterion, they may have had the same problem as I have encountered. I used to work for a large diesel engine dealer - we sold megawatt-sized generating plant to mining and mine site construction companies. One in a while we would get told that the genset would refuse to accept the load. On investigation it would turn out that they had (say) bought a 10 megawatt genset and connected it to a 10 MVA transformer to feed a few HV feeders. Sounds ok, but depending on how it was previously shut down, the starting inrush current into a transformer can be many times the rated continuous current.
Não canso de ver este vídeo, confinamento de três bobinas, OLTC, e seus dispositivos de proteção, tudo calculado para um dielétrico com a finalidade de suportar e transverter potencia e tensões elevadíssimas.
У нас боя она лучше... Журнал на журнале, подпись на каждый чих. Всё по нормам ТБ И инженеры по ТБ Зато смертельные случаи каждый год почти на каждом предприятии. А эти непуганеые, т. К никому руки не отрывает
Если руки никуда не совать, то и работа встанет, специалист по охране труда ты наш! Ничего не нарушает только тот, кто ничего не делает!! Как достали тупые тбшники бу3воеды!
Thank you for this video, I want to ask, may I use it in my presentations? I am working in the Test and Measurement industry and this will help a lot for the guys to see the inside and also why they test what. But I would like your permission first before I use it. Many thanks and hope you find it in order
This things also blow up occationally. They are oil cooled. There is an oil purification system to remove moisture that tends to be absorbed by the oil in pockets. If the transformer is powered off and cools, that's when the danger can happen. (Personal experience) On pre-start up the oil is heated for a few days to drive out the moisture. However, sometimes pockets of moisture do not get removed and when power is applied...ka-boom! That's why there are thick reinforced concrete barriers around the transformer.
From burning sperm whale oil to generating 1 M Volts /10 k Amps / 3 phase for lighting in 150 years. Imagine the next 150.. Happy holiday and 2020 will be the best year!
We either learn to live on other worlds or we stagnate. We are young adults as a collective species so and there is no longer enough to go around on this one world. It's time to give this world a rest and settle other worlds.
@@ph11p3540 Avoid stagnation, live biblically; invade your neighbors, kill all males and non- virgins, and infants too, but keep pre- pubescent virgin girls as trophies. ☺
Oh just found out it's a Croatian factory making HVAC transformers for electrical power lines I used assembled transformers but mine were minnows to these all things possible just timing and skilled staff.
zagrebtrans (seen by the end of video) is croatian heavy transport company, this is czech company, all graphics are in czech language, but croats do make such transformers too: kpt.hr/en/
So these are giant linear transfromers, with a very low efficiency, are there also Giant versions of high frequency transformer, e.g. Push-Pull transformers at 45kHz?? is it even possible?
Thank you very much! But was the guy who designed the tape winder at 2:00 told it would have to last a few centuries, or did he just have those gigantic gears hanging around?
How long do they expect something like this to remain in service, and how recyclable are these? copper is really expensive and a deminishing resource is it not?
I haven't heard that copper is a diminishing resource. Anyway, it's almost endlessly recyclable. A transformer like this would probably see 40-50 years' service.
Copper is and abundant, the price is inflated because loads of people were buying it to sell. Power transformers are built to have 30-40 year service life but I know of some that have exceeded 50.
5:06 Does anyone know why, if they need such long insulators on the outside, how come it doesn't arc inside where the conductor is only a short distance away from the enclosing metal pipe?
@@YahontAction ща в Китае вроде есть миллион вольт и одна у нас в Казахстан вроде но ее эксплуатируют на 500 к вольт. Вот она нашел yandex.ru/turbo?text=https%3A%2F%2Fpikabu.ru%2Fstory%2Fedinstvennaya_liniya_yelektroperedachi_1150_kv_5646567
Никак не на 110кВ. Минимум 330 а то и 500 кВ. Конструкция магнитопровода бронестержневая, трехфазная. По конструкции принципиально отличаться не будет. В этом трансформаторе и так применены технологии, которые используются при выпуске трансформаторов 5 габарита и выше. Так что даже на миллионике будет только увеличение габаритов.
750 кВ- идут в однофазном исполнении, то есть физически их 3 штуки.. ОРЦ 750, можете загуглить. И мощность измеряется полная, то есть в мега вольт амперах.
Хороший обзор, сам раньше работал на трансформаторном участке завода, занимался ремонтом и производством трансформаторов, правда раза в 4 поменьше чем этот.
Да не придётся, там получается как по закону сообщающихся сосудов. Сами вот эти вот адаптеры, где ТТ установлены, примерное на одном уровне с основным баком находятся, поэтому слить масло, будет достаточно примерно что-бы на 1 метр от верхнего края отходило и всё.
Так его специально в таких габаритах делают, чтобы в вагон поместился. Наши трансформаторы (сопоставимого напряжения) в вагон не влезают, их перевозят тралами с перекрытием дорог
Amazing video! I knew there was a lot of technology and materials involved, but this video really brings home to complexity of these multi-million dollar cost devices! Should we experience another Carrington Event, those engineers will be in very high demand worldwide!
Carrington Event - People I knew involved in lightning arresters often rage at the omission of "their important role in protection against voltage spikes are not recognized" .. They seem to say that if the owners of these huge transformers would pay due respect to their profession, technology and contribution, to install adequate and proper protection, there is no reason to despair here .. They say that somewhere out there along the transmission lines will certainly face calamity, but for big ticket items like these transformers, proper voltage surge protection, followed by fast decoupling,s should have been carefully provided and not a reasonable concern. I don't know .. I only know that we have come to learn many voltage related failures .. and my friends would say, that is exactly it .. You see only the wrecked cars disasters on the highway, but thousands, or millions, cars driving by, you see nothing .. If only people could see how many disasters we have successfully saved .. Your thoughts ?
@@kingstonchi From what I can gather most major installations use Metal Oxide Varistor protection, which has the advantage of capping transients very quickly, especially lightning strike associated transients. The problem here is that such MOVs have a distinct "lifetime", and an external (Carrington-like) event may overwhelm such protection systems, both in terms of impulse characteristics, and induced currents. Transients arising from lightning termination to conductors tend to be pretty short-duration, whereas the Carrington Event was a much longer-duration "onslaught", and designing affordable protection systems to mitigate this would be difficult at least.
@@phils4634 Thanks for the response. Agree that blowing the arresters to bits will probably just get started .. not that itself matterd so much .. but that does not remove the malady from the system, and to the transformer, is really the issue. At medium voltage level, there are "quarter cycle fuses" to isolate quickly, but not at transmission voltages .. There had been talks about attaching, basically explosives to bus bars at isolation length and ignite them electronically to disengage quickly .. Never heard again ..
@@kingstonchi This is why I mentioned "affordable" protection. Lightning terminations to energised lines tend to produce transients lasting maybe a few hundred milliseconds (line oscillation effects), but the bulk of the damaging voltages will subside within a few millisec. The Carrington Event produced the equivalent of "network-wide" lightning strikes, lasting for hours, and there's no realistic way of protecting against that apart from line isolation. The amount of induced current was amazingly high, and bearing in mind that long lines act as inductors, any sudden break (eg opening a SF6 breaker) is going to produce such a voltage spike that the breaker will certainly see flashover, resulting in significant damage. Using "no-volt" disconnectors will be ineffective since again the voltage is enough to arc many metres, with resulting "interesting effects" on surviving protection systems. There have been some proposals for protections systems but once the cost of such systems (for maybe a "once in 100 lifetimes" events) is determined, interest rapidly fades! :-)
دول العربية كانت في السبعينات بدت بصناعة المحولات لانها لاتحتاج لخبرة لاكن تحتاج الي تنقية النحاس وخطع الحديد بدقة والقماش ونوعيتها وهو مهم في دول تريد تنمية لاكن نحتاج لتعدين النحاس وتنقية الشوايب ثم تحويل النحاس لكابلات حسب الحاج وماكينات
Slow it down yourself, click settings/speed. As for subtitles outlining what is happening, what is happening is they are building a transformer. Were you born this stupid, or has a life of watching UA-cam made you this way?
(What a great video! Kudos!) This looks like the audio output transformer for an ambitious guitar amplifier project. You think that is big? Wait til you see the speaker! The system was ordered by the music group Disaster Zone and their band Leader, Hot Black, who is temporarily dead. For tax purposes.
A Weg também faz trasformadores desse calibre, imagina o rigor para que todos os processos estejam livres de erros e falhas, um projeto desse nível é impressionante.
After 40+ yrs as an electrician, I am still amazed at the simplicity of the AC transformer, and how absolutely essential it is for electrical distribution and utilization.
The transformer in the video will convert megawatts of energy every day all day for years. No moving parts; just the steady 50/60 cycle hum of building and collapsing magnetic fields.
They’re incredibly efficient, some can be as high as 99.8% efficient. The only moving parts are the on-load tap changes (OLTC) used to compensate voltage changes by adjusting the turns ratio.
God's Mercy
Can someone tell me why they taped it my brain is very smole to process
@@mellowtag4875 Keeps the conductors bound tightly together. In reality, everything is vibrating at 50 or 60hz, it wouldn't take long for the insulation to wear through. Epoxy and Tape hold things tightly in place.
@@6502Assembler THANKKKKKK UUUUUU SIRRRRRRRRRRRERRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEE
I'm 72 and been working with 3 phase stuff since I was 18....never get tired of videos about how all the power gets to the end user....nice sound....excellent video...!
Doug Ankrum they have a lot going on.
What's the software they are using for designing.?
Yes, been here only for the nice music.
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I used to work in a factory that made these, including the big ones. They are made by hand. Every wrap of wire, every one of the thousands upon thousands of thin metal plates is placed by hand as shown in this video. It was incredible.
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This is the first time I have watched an assembly such as this. I have watched the smaller , Pole Transformers being made and even the Pad Mounted units BUT I have never seen something like this.. Fascinating to watch and a very enjoyable and informative video. Many thanks for allowing this to be shown online.. Incredible engineering..
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Back in the late 80s I was working as a Craftsman for a very large oil company (I won't name them) in a very large refinery. We needed a backup transformer for the refinery, so the engineering was done and the transformer was ordered. I think this one came from Germany. It took over a year for it to be built and shipped and it arrived on a special rail car. It was enormous and cost millions. It was installed and tested. It browned out the refinery on the first and every test that followed.
The scuttlebutt was that our electrical engineers had missed on their calcs and undersized the transformer (that's why I didn't name the company). There was an effort to blame the single female electrical engineer in the group, but eventually they had to admit that it was a team effort and everybody had signed off on the design. No one got fired, but if we had problems with the main transformer we had a plan where certain units in the refinery had to be shut in or dialed back until we could regain full power.
They are magnificent beasts (even the CTs) and if they're cared for properly, they can last for decades.
Mysterion, they may have had the same problem as I have encountered. I used to work for a large diesel engine dealer - we sold megawatt-sized generating plant to mining and mine site construction companies. One in a while we would get told that the genset would refuse to accept the load. On investigation it would turn out that they had (say) bought a 10 megawatt genset and connected it to a 10 MVA transformer to feed a few HV feeders. Sounds ok, but depending on how it was previously shut down, the starting inrush current into a transformer can be many times the rated continuous current.
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Where is this??
Please
Tell me.
Não canso de ver este vídeo, confinamento de três bobinas, OLTC, e seus dispositivos de proteção, tudo calculado para um dielétrico com a finalidade de suportar e transverter potencia e tensões elevadíssimas.
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Это на 750кВольт изделие заказали?
Really outstanding video! Lets you see exactly how complicated and precision those big transformers really are! Great job!
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Интересно, что компания ETD TRANSFORMATORY относится к Шкоде, а на электровозах ЧС4 (ŠKODA 52E) стояли словацкие трансформаторы фирмы BEZ
يارب نشوف مثل هذه الصناعات في بلدنا بدل الحروبات والأجئ يارب حسن أوطاننا ..... .....
Music always makes these types of videos very hard to sit though. Why do people feel the need to add music that takes away from the experience?
Something of note, is the size of the product built limited to the width of the train track?
Охрана труда на высоте. Руки в намотку суют. Под изолятор, висящий на кранбалке тоже. На высоте без каски и монтажного пояса.
У нас боя она лучше...
Журнал на журнале, подпись на каждый чих. Всё по нормам ТБ
И инженеры по ТБ
Зато смертельные случаи каждый год почти на каждом предприятии.
А эти непуганеые, т. К никому руки не отрывает
Если руки никуда не совать, то и работа встанет, специалист по охране труда ты наш! Ничего не нарушает только тот, кто ничего не делает!! Как достали тупые тбшники бу3воеды!
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Thank you for this video, I want to ask, may I use it in my presentations? I am working in the Test and Measurement industry and this will help a lot for the guys to see the inside and also why they test what. But I would like your permission first before I use it. Many thanks and hope you find it in order
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Traditional and quality Czech company....
This things also blow up occationally. They are oil cooled. There is an oil purification system to remove moisture that tends to be absorbed by the oil in pockets. If the transformer is powered off and cools, that's when the danger can happen. (Personal experience) On pre-start up the oil is heated for a few days to drive out the moisture. However, sometimes pockets of moisture do not get removed and when power is applied...ka-boom! That's why there are thick reinforced concrete barriers around the transformer.
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Yeah Kahan per Hai
I wanna work there.
Impressionado!!!! Mas que trabalho lindo!!!!
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WEG Brazil, the best eletric motors in the word.
WOW I enjoyed watching this ☺
I'm working in a steelmaking company. Glad to see how the silicon steel sheet is transormed to transformer. 😁
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How extreme ends limbs of core benefits the function of a Power Transformer earlier it used to be 3 limbs core?
From burning sperm whale oil to generating 1 M Volts /10 k Amps / 3 phase for lighting in 150 years.
Imagine the next 150.. Happy holiday and 2020 will be the best year!
The development of civilization is non-linear... A big jump may be replaced by very long stagnation.
We either learn to live on other worlds or we stagnate. We are young adults as a collective species so and there is no longer enough to go around on this one world. It's time to give this world a rest and settle other worlds.
According to your post _2170_ will be the best year ;-)
@@ph11p3540 Avoid stagnation, live biblically; invade your neighbors, kill all males and non- virgins, and infants too, but keep pre- pubescent virgin girls as trophies. ☺
@@Tephodon it can also taper-off, reach plateau and then stay there, or even go backwards. what humans can do has its limits.
Amazing to watch. What is the rating of this transformer?
Oh just found out it's a Croatian factory making HVAC transformers for electrical power lines I used assembled transformers but mine were minnows to these all things possible just timing and skilled staff.
YOU ARE WRONG, THIS is ETD TRANSFORMÁTORY, a.s., in Czech Republic.
zagrebtrans (seen by the end of video) is croatian heavy transport company, this is czech company, all graphics are in czech language, but croats do make such transformers too: kpt.hr/en/
0:44 - на столе появляется бутылочка пива? :))
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING
Круто, но было бы лучше, если закадровый голос объяснял бы что делают на каждом конкретном этапе
В таких видео, лишние слова излишни.
Да вроде бы как на протяжении всего видео есть подписи на интуитивно понятном славянском (чешском, вроде) языке
Василий Шумейко згідний що чеський , але їх слова не завжди поймеш.
Was it filled with oil?
So these are giant linear transfromers, with a very low efficiency, are there also Giant versions of high frequency transformer, e.g. Push-Pull transformers at 45kHz?? is it even possible?
Thank you very much! But was the guy who designed the tape winder at 2:00 told it would have to last a few centuries, or did he just have those gigantic gears hanging around?
Just imagine how many 6L6 output tubes it would take to drive this transformer to full output. Far out.
Impressive! Does anyone know if & how new designs might be tolerant to CME events?
Daniel Wahl - Seriously ?
@@haraldpettersen3649 Yes it is a real concern. AND I am interested. Why do you question?
Trabalhei por 14 anos em 2 empresas de transformadores , antiga trafo , agora weg e a asltom agora GE. Boas lembranças
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Solche riesen Transformatoren nie gesehen 👍
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What is the capacity of that big transformer sir?
Maximum output of 350MVA
what do i have to do to get an internship in such a plant? please help!
How long do they expect something like this to remain in service, and how recyclable are these? copper is really expensive and a deminishing resource is it not?
I haven't heard that copper is a diminishing resource. Anyway, it's almost endlessly recyclable. A transformer like this would probably see 40-50 years' service.
Copper is and abundant, the price is inflated because loads of people were buying it to sell. Power transformers are built to have 30-40 year service life but I know of some that have exceeded 50.
I work for a large power transformer company, the best of the best. And we guarantee them for 40 years.
can you say where is this exactly? subtitles please
What is the rating of transformer ?
5:06 Does anyone know why, if they need such long insulators on the outside, how come it doesn't arc inside where the conductor is only a short distance away from the enclosing metal pipe?
Oil.
Is that brown stuff cardboard? its interesting that so much of it goes into these things
Electricity from magnetism and vice-versa never ceases to amaze me.
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That's a big, big boy.
The railcar to move it is also darn impressive.
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The On-load tap changes look like a nightmare to wire up, excellent video!
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does it include free shipping?
sure... if you order for more than 150$ on Amazon.
Just stay away when the drone drops it in front of your house.
What’s with the music?
How about you tell us what’s going on in the video.
Интересно на какое напряжение транс 110 наверное? 350 МВт это солько квартир подключиться могут. Интересно ещё посмотреть транс на 500 Кв и 1 Мв!
В Союзе делали "миллионики" на 1000МВт, вот там транс зверь.
@@YahontAction ща в Китае вроде есть миллион вольт и одна у нас в Казахстан вроде но ее эксплуатируют на 500 к вольт. Вот она нашел yandex.ru/turbo?text=https%3A%2F%2Fpikabu.ru%2Fstory%2Fedinstvennaya_liniya_yelektroperedachi_1150_kv_5646567
Никак не на 110кВ. Минимум 330 а то и 500 кВ. Конструкция магнитопровода бронестержневая, трехфазная. По конструкции принципиально отличаться не будет. В этом трансформаторе и так применены технологии, которые используются при выпуске трансформаторов 5 габарита и выше. Так что даже на миллионике будет только увеличение габаритов.
@@YahontAction В прошлом году сделали 1250000 в Россию уехал,большой придурок,бак весил 50 тонн и в длину 12м.
750 кВ- идут в однофазном исполнении, то есть физически их 3 штуки.. ОРЦ 750, можете загуглить. И мощность измеряется полная, то есть в мега вольт амперах.
Impressive!! What is the power rating of the transformer?
Shown at :09
Shown at 0:09
felicidades excelente trabajo y donde estan su pagina web o contacto por si requiero presupuesto?.
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What's different between a normal Transformer and Power Transformer?
Хороший обзор, сам раньше работал на трансформаторном участке завода, занимался ремонтом и производством трансформаторов, правда раза в 4 поменьше чем этот.
У нас тоже есть такой участок, только сейчас там обмотки не мотают, меняют на готовые, которые приходят с завода
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@@usver_true это где это так замену производят?
На каком заводе вы работали?
Пойду лучле бухну, надеюсь недостающее молоко выведет из меня чугун и сговорчивых воробьёв... и также передам флаг в руки...
интересное решение выводить изоляторы сбоку,а не как обычно- сверху, это при монтаже транс сливать больше половины нужно чтоб их поставить
Да не придётся, там получается как по закону сообщающихся сосудов. Сами вот эти вот адаптеры, где ТТ установлены, примерное на одном уровне с основным баком находятся, поэтому слить масло, будет достаточно примерно что-бы на 1 метр от верхнего края отходило и всё.
En Colombia necesitamos teransformadores alta potensia y ahorrador enerjia subestación que sea aceite de petrolio más limpió
Made in Czech Republic, in Plzen (western part of Bohemia)
Was für ein super großer Motor 🤗👍
Интересно, что нужно чтобы туда устроиться работать?
es increíble ver como se fabrican estos enormes transformadores
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Ну вот, теперь я хочу там работать :(
Вот так трансформатор, целый вагон занял! Ещё бы немножко побольше был - вообще бы не поместился. Масштабы впечатляют.
Так его специально в таких габаритах делают, чтобы в вагон поместился. Наши трансформаторы (сопоставимого напряжения) в вагон не влезают, их перевозят тралами с перекрытием дорог
Для самодельного зарядника сойдёт)
А есть такой ролик, где всё самое интересное показано с нормальной скоростью, а не в тайм-лапсе?
Рождение трансика⚡. Класс автору за видео👍!
Amazing video! I knew there was a lot of technology and materials involved, but this video really brings home to complexity of these multi-million dollar cost devices! Should we experience another Carrington Event, those engineers will be in very high demand worldwide!
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Carrington Event - People I knew involved in lightning arresters often rage at the omission of "their important role in protection against voltage spikes are not recognized" .. They seem to say that if the owners of these huge transformers would pay due respect to their profession, technology and contribution, to install adequate and proper protection, there is no reason to despair here .. They say that somewhere out there along the transmission lines will certainly face calamity, but for big ticket items like these transformers, proper voltage surge protection, followed by fast decoupling,s should have been carefully provided and not a reasonable concern.
I don't know .. I only know that we have come to learn many voltage related failures .. and my friends would say, that is exactly it .. You see only the wrecked cars disasters on the highway, but thousands, or millions, cars driving by, you see nothing .. If only people could see how many disasters we have successfully saved .. Your thoughts ?
@@kingstonchi From what I can gather most major installations use Metal Oxide Varistor protection, which has the advantage of capping transients very quickly, especially lightning strike associated transients. The problem here is that such MOVs have a distinct "lifetime", and an external (Carrington-like) event may overwhelm such protection systems, both in terms of impulse characteristics, and induced currents. Transients arising from lightning termination to conductors tend to be pretty short-duration, whereas the Carrington Event was a much longer-duration "onslaught", and designing affordable protection systems to mitigate this would be difficult at least.
@@phils4634 Thanks for the response. Agree that blowing the arresters to bits will probably just get started .. not that itself matterd so much .. but that does not remove the malady from the system, and to the transformer, is really the issue. At medium voltage level, there are "quarter cycle fuses" to isolate quickly, but not at transmission voltages .. There had been talks about attaching, basically explosives to bus bars at isolation length and ignite them electronically to disengage quickly .. Never heard again ..
@@kingstonchi This is why I mentioned "affordable" protection. Lightning terminations to energised lines tend to produce transients lasting maybe a few hundred milliseconds (line oscillation effects), but the bulk of the damaging voltages will subside within a few millisec. The Carrington Event produced the equivalent of "network-wide" lightning strikes, lasting for hours, and there's no realistic way of protecting against that apart from line isolation. The amount of induced current was amazingly high, and bearing in mind that long lines act as inductors, any sudden break (eg opening a SF6 breaker) is going to produce such a voltage spike that the breaker will certainly see flashover, resulting in significant damage. Using "no-volt" disconnectors will be ineffective since again the voltage is enough to arc many metres, with resulting "interesting effects" on surviving protection systems. There have been some proposals for protections systems but once the cost of such systems (for maybe a "once in 100 lifetimes" events) is determined, interest rapidly fades! :-)
Awesome. Thank you guys for sharing this giant.
How much voltage goes into it does it step it up or lower it down what does it do
Step down auto transformer, I believe it is a 420/121kV transformer with another tapping provided for 10.5kV.
There is no roof above the transformer. Why? it could be protected against rain and lighting.
сколько же цена такого трансформатора....
На металл сдать? 😄😆
@@natako4860 да зачем междуэтапы? Давай уж сразу в водочном эквиваленте)
@@Dertsm6795 ну думаю на водочный заводик потянет! 😂
What is the rating of this transformer
ONCE AGAIN a well done video with not a whisper of what is going on.
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А когда-то и в нашей общей большой стране так умели...
В моем городе конденсаторный завод теперь китайский рынок а раньше там трансформаторы тоже мотали
В Туле сейчас хорошие трансы делают. Но маленькие.
ніколи так не вміли
Bautifully made, a work of art.
Fantastic music. Fantastic.
Awesome video - please could you do another video a bit slower and with subtitles outlining what is happening - please!
Slow it down yourself, click settings/speed. As for subtitles outlining what is happening, what is happening is they are building a transformer. Were you born this stupid, or has a life of watching UA-cam made you this way?
@@hamentaschen Wow, which bully took your lunch?
И сколько же весит, эта коробка набитая металлом?
около 60 тонн
Ребята с Электрозавода - у вас также трансы собираются? Поделитесь
stas7che цех побольше, а так все одно и тоже
Трансы собираются в Таиланде, а не на заводе)
Да. Только здесь , здесь технология производства несколько иная.
hey, i'm impressed
если запустить в цех армянина или цыгана то он потеряет рассудок от такого количества меди :)
WTF .. this is huge and perfect!
The weight of these must be enormous.
Маловато будет!
Trafo ?
Só feras trabalhando em escala gigante
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Мне музыка очень понравилась)
Where is, please ?
Outstanding.
Thank you.
(What a great video! Kudos!) This looks like the audio output transformer for an ambitious guitar amplifier project. You think that is big? Wait til you see the speaker! The system was ordered by the music group Disaster Zone and their band Leader, Hot Black, who is temporarily dead. For tax purposes.
I agree, great video, further enhanced by your amusing comment.
I noticed a distinct lack of towels though... Very disturbing
wow so big. I wish there were more explanations included.
How much KVA rating of it?
Autotransformator 350/100 MVA, 420/121+-8x1.5% / 10.5KV
Great audio and video to make your point. Thanks for not having a hip hop soundtrack.
100palavras muito profissional parabéns quêm me dera o Brasil estar nesse nivel
A Weg também faz trasformadores desse calibre, imagina o rigor para que todos os processos estejam livres de erros e falhas, um projeto desse nível é impressionante.
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Это в какой стране?
Где-то в восточной Европе
Там где город Загреб
Czech Republic
330/110/10kV?
Вот ,что Украине строить нужно ))) Чтобы экномику поднимать...а то скакаут на майдане.
Incredible. Thanks for posting !
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