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Production stages
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Design
The designs are made with the programs we have developed in-house with our own license and experienced technical staff. With reference to customer demands, the project team meticulously follows up from the proposal stage to the order and delivery stage. Every stage of design and implementation is approved by the customer.
The meticulous and realistic work at the proposal stage eliminates returns in production or design. Our design team gets all the information about the working place and conditions and guides the customer not to make wrong choices.
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Core
The core as a magnetic circuit element is manufactured from high quality, oriented, cold rolled, low loss, insulated silicon steel sheets on both sides. According to the design inputs, the project is made using sheets of 0.23 - 0.27 - 0.30 mm thickness and with various properties. It is cut and aligned according to the technical details of the project and turned into a magnetic circuit. The parts that carry the winding in the core are called legs, and the parts that connect the legs from the top and bottom are called yokes. Vibrations are eliminated by clamping the yoke part with a metal component.
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Windings
There are two main parts in distribution transformers. These are Low Voltage (LV) winding and High Voltage (HV) winding. Since the LV winding voltage is low and current is high, high cross-section conductors are generally used for insulation purposes, close to the core, that is, it is wound inside. Since the HV winding has high voltage and low current, it is generally wound on the LV coil, that is, outside, by using smaller cross-section conductors. Selections are made from electrolyte copper and aluminum materials with high conductivity and purity. As insulation, insulation materials with increased density, very high insulation levels, mechanical strength, oil resistant and of European origin are used. Coil losses, overload resistance and cooling calculations are designed and windings are made according to the project.
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Cover – Boiler
Transformer covers are made of high quality st-37, st-52 steel materials. In accordance with the project, terminal outputs and protection are manufactured by mounting the expansion tank mounting point and lifting ears, if there is monitoring equipment. Depending on the magnitude of the current passing through the terminals, it is reinforced with antimagnetic sheet so that the phase-to-phase and/or phase-neutral current loop does not overheat the cover sheet. Cover welds are made with leakproof welding technique and are sent to assembly after leak checks are made.
The transformer boiler is manufactured from high quality st-37, st-52, and radiator or elastic wave wall sheets as cooling group. Wave wall and/or radiator sheets are used as 102 mm or 1.5 mm. All equipment is assembled in accordance with the project. Boiler welds are made with a very special impermeable welding technique, due to the welding of thin sheet to thick sheet. After the production of the boiler, the penetrating liquid is squeezed, pressure is applied, and after the leak checks are made in a dark environment with black light, it is shipped to the assembly.
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Installation
The coils are threaded onto the core legs. After the core yoke parts are arranged and the magnetic circuit is closed, the coils are compressed and fixed with insulation wedges, core yoke irons, and are compressed and fixed in such a way as to resist the calculated short-circuit forces. The core is physically mounted on the cover and the coils as conductive terminal outputs and the active part is formed. After the insulation distances to the boiler are tested before or after the drying processes of the active part according to the process, assembly operations are carried out and sent to the oil pumping procedure.
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Oven and Oil Press
As it is known, it is very important to dehumidify the transformer for its insulation life and therefore its operating life. Transformers, whose active part assembly is completed, are kiln-dried at 105-110 degrees temperature, in furnaces that can reach high vacuum levels with equal heat distribution, and their moisture is removed. Baking is kept under control by making insulation measurements at the beginning and end of the baking process.
Oil pumping is carried out under high vacuum to transformers that are ovend and boiler mounted. Generally, dehumidified mineral oils are used, which are strengthened in terms of insulation and temperature resistance. In addition, special vegetable or non-combustible oils can also be used.
The process is completed by making oil level adjustments of transformers with expansion tanks and special pressure adjustments of hermetic transformers.
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Production Facilities

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• Coil Winding Workshop
It is the special section where custom-made High Voltage and Low Voltage winding machines are located and the coils of the transformer are wound.
• Assembly Workshop
It is the section where Coil, Core, Cover and Boiler assemblies of transformers are made.
• Metalworking Workshop
It is the section where the metal parts of transformers are cut, twisted, processed and welded.
• Furnace and Oil Press Workshop
It is the section where the drying and oil pressing of the transformers are carried out, as well as the special vacuum oven and oil pumping units.
• Paint Shop
It is the section where the cleaning and painting processes of the metal parts of the transformers are carried out.
• Test Laboratory
It is the section where all final tests of transformers are made.
• Warehouse
It is the section where the ready transformers waiting for shipment are kept.

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Factory Tests

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• Test : Tests performed in the test laboratory:
Routine Experiments
• Measurement of winding resistance
• Measurement of voltage conversion ratio and control of voltage vector phase shift
• Measurement of short-circuit impedance and loss in load
• Measurement of no-load loss and current
• Dielectric routine experiments
• Insulation resistance
Type Tests
• Temperature rise test
Special Experiments
• Measurement of zero sequence impedance in three-phase transformers
• Measurement of no-load current harmonics
Tests performed in non-factory test laboratories:
Type Tests
• Lightning impact test
• Short Circuit mechanical strength test

Special Experiments
• Determination of the capacitance between the windings, the ground and the windings,
• Measurement of zero sequence impedance in three-phase transformers
• Short circuit withstand test
• Measuring sound levels
• Measurement of no-load current harmonics
• Measuring the insulation resistance of the windings to earth and/or measuring the loss factor (loss angle tangent) (tgδ) of the insulation system capacitances.

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Product Quality Control

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Transformers are sent to the next procedure by making both physical and electrical measurements at all stages of production. It is not possible to complete the process without the measurement, control and approval of production quality control personnel. Possible problems and malfunctions are investigated and revealed at the earliest possible stage.
Tests and measurements applied for semi-finished products:
Size measurements
Conversion rates measurements
Insulation Resistance Measurements
DC resistance measurements
Leak checks

Routine tests of all transformers are performed and reported to all transformers after the production phases are completed, and some tests are performed again, some for the first time. Transformers that pass all tests successfully can be OK.

Routine Tests for Transformers:

• Measurement of winding resistance
• Measurement of voltage conversion ratio and control of voltage vector phase shift
• Measurement of short-circuit impedance and loss in load
• Measurement of no-load loss and current
• Dielectric routine experiments
- Induced voltage test
- Applied voltage test
• Insulation resistance measurement

Paint :
Covers and boilers are cleaned and dried with special chemicals before painting. The first coat of primer paint, which is protected against corrosion, has a high adhesion rate and is durable, is applied. After lining, the boilers are subjected to drying process. After drying, 2 or 3 layers of special topcoat paint is applied on the primer to meet the paint thickness demand of the customer. Top coat paint color is used as RAL 7033 or RAL 9006 (can be changed according to customer demand).