Solar arrays and inverters produce MV levels (0.6-35 kV). Step-up transformers raise voltage to transmission level and synchronize with utility grids.

Step-up transformers match generator voltages to the transmission network. Long-distance transmission at high voltage minimizes thermal losses and stabilizes grid power flow.

Using special configurations such as open-delta, Scott-T, or dedicated single-phase secondary windings fed from a 3-phase primary.

Power transformers interface generation and transmission networks; distribution transformers supply end users. Power units prioritize full-load efficiency; distribution units must handle variable loading and regulation.

Yes – while designed for transformer insulating oil, they can also treat turbine oil, hydraulic oil, FR3, Midel and other industrial fluids with similar degradation challenges.

The oil level sensor enables precise monitoring of the transformer’s oil height during processing. Operators can preset acceptable upper and lower limits. If oil deviates beyond preset thresholds – indicating possible leaks or pump issues – the TSS automatically closes valves and stops connected processing units to protect the transformer.

LFD does not require special ambient conditions, but it does need a controlled working environment to be effective and safe. The site must provide stable power for high current, good grounding, and protection from rain and dust. Ambient temperature mainly affects heat losses, not the process itself. More important are tightness of the tank, ability to maintain deep vacuum, and reliable temperature monitoring, because drying efficiency depends much more on vacuum quality and insulation heating control than on external climate.

Yes – USB-3 is suitable for sulfur polymer / sulfur-modified PMB, provided the unit is ordered/configured with the sulfur dosing (input) assembly and the recipe is run within the correct temperature window for your sulfur/polymer system. GlobeCore’s USB-3 is described as capable of implementing “virtually any bitumen modification process” using a wide range of modifiers and additives, and their configurator explicitly lists a Sulfur input assembly as an available option. Capacity depends on the USB-3 version, but typical industrial configurations are in the 8-12 m³/h range (and higher on other variants), while sulfur addition is treated as an additive stream inside the standard continuous process.

Distribution transformers convert MV feeders to LV service voltages for residential, commercial, and light industrial loads.

Consumption includes no-load losses (core losses measured at rated voltage) and load losses (copper and stray losses measured at rated current). Utilities meter or estimate losses for lifecycle cost analysis.