The current rating of a power transformer is mainly limited by temperature rise in windings and core. As current increases, copper losses (I²R) grow rapidly, causing heating. If the temperature exceeds insulation class limits, insulation ages faster, reducing life expectancy or causing failures. Cooling capability, ambient temperature, winding design, conductor size and oil or air circulation all influence allowable current. Standards define maximum hot spot temperatures and winding gradients. Short term overloads may be allowed if thermal models show that cumulative insulation aging stays within acceptable limits over the transformer’s lifetime.

It evaluates insulation health by measuring dielectric losses. Higher power factor values indicate contamination, moisture, or insulation aging.

Apparent power S represents the vector combination of real power P and reactive power Q. It is calculated as S = V × I for single-phase or S = ?3 × V × I for three-phase (line values). Transformer ratings in kVA or MVA are based on apparent power because the windings and insulation must handle both current and voltage magnitude independent of load power factor.

Replacement components and spare parts for transformer drying and vacuum systems are available. Compatibility with existing plants will be verified, and a list of recommended parts will be included.

Thank you for your message. Please specify the model of your regeneration unit to confirm compatibility of the Fuller’s earth (adsorbent). GlobeCore can supply regeneration clay suitable for CMM-R and CMM-RL series units.

Alta eficiencia, portabilidad, automatización y capacidad de trabajar con diferentes tipos de aceite (transformador, hidráulico, lubricante). Además, reducen el consumo de recursos al permitir la reutilización del aceite tratado.

BP 2380 turbine oil is sold through aviation lubricant distributors worldwide for use in jet engines and turbines. GlobeCore regeneration plants filter and degas BP 2380, ensuring its quality post-purchase.

Norvey Inc turbine lubricating oil is a regional brand designed for marine and industrial turbines. GlobeCore purification plants clean and dry Norvey oils, keeping them compliant with performance standards.

Naphthenic transformer oil is preferred for its excellent low-temperature fluidity and stable dielectric properties, making it ideal for cold climates and high-performance transformers. GlobeCore purification systems filter, degas, and regenerate naphthenic oils, extending their service life and reliability.

While some industrial operations repurpose aged transformer oil as fuel, it must be thoroughly cleaned to avoid engine damage. GlobeCore systems purify used oils, removing harmful contaminants before any secondary use.