MM-MOEP-TS

SPECIFICATION
TS-TR-02

Technical Specifications

ANNEX

Technical Specifications
to the Bidding Document

UNION OF THE REPUBLIC OF MYANMAR

NATIONAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT

Procurement of:
Transformers for power distribution
network
ICB No:C1-G1

SPECIFICATION CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION
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DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS
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1.
SCOPE
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2.
SYSTEM PARAMETERS & CLIENT SPECIFICATIONS
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3.
REFERENCE STANDARDS
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4.
TESTING AND INSPECTION
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4.1
4.2
4.3
4.3
4.4
4.5

STANDARD TYPE TEST CERTIFICATES (STTC)

SHORT CIRCUIT TESTS BEFORE MANUFACTURE
FACTORY ROUTINE AND WITNESS TESTS
SPECIAL TESTS
TESTS ON BUSHINGS (HV & LV)
COST OF TESTS

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5.

GENERAL DESIGN OF TRANSFORMERS

5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
5.10
5.11

GENERAL
SEALING AND COOLING
TRANSFORMER OIL
DESIGN OF CORES
DESIGN OF WINDINGS
MV BUSHINGS
LV BUSHINGS
OFF-LOAD TAP CHANGER
VIBRATION AND NOISE
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL WIRING
DRYING OUT BEFORE OIL FILLING

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6.

TRANSFORMER TANKS

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6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8

TANK WITH ACCESSORIES

TANK BOTTOM
EARTHING TERMINAL
CORROSION PROTECTION & PAINTING
OIL FILLING, DRAINING
OIL LEVEL INDICATOR
ANTI-VANDAL DESIGN
TRANSFORMER MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS

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7.

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

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7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6

SHORT-CIRCUIT CURRENTS
INSULATION LEVEL
RATED POWER
RATED VOLTAGE
VECTOR GROUP
IMPEDANCE VOLTAGE

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LOSSES

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8.1
8.2

CAPITALIZATION OF LOSSES FOR BID EVALUATION

PENALTIES FOR LOSS

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9.

MARKING

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9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5

RATING PLATE
CONNECTIONS DIAGRAM
PROPERTY PLATE
PURCHASERS SERIAL PROPERTY NUMBER & RATING
MATERIAL OF PLATES

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14.

EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

TRANSPORT & PACKING
WARRANTY AND AFTER SALE SERVICE
TOLERANCES ACCORDING TO IEC 60076
DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED WITH THE BID

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14.1
14.2

DATA REQUIRED FOR QUALIFICATION

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR QUALITY EVALUATION

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15.

SCHEDULES

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15.1
15.2
15.3

SCHEDULE FOR DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS

NON COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
TEST CERTIFICATES SCHEDULE

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DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS
1.

SCOPE
This specification is intended for the procurement of Distribution Transformers,
covering the performance characteristics, design, manufacture, testing, supply,
delivery and bidding submission requirements ofsingle and three-phase, pole and
ground mounted Distribution Transformers.
It is expected that manufactures will supply energy efficient standard design
equipment that will provide high level of efficiency and significant cost savings to
the utility.
This specification follows IEC guidelines for equipment specifications for standard
altitude up to 1000m.
The specification covers transformer sizes 25kVA, 50kVA, 100kVA, 200kVA and
315kVA for pole mounting and 400kVA, 500kVA,630kVA, 800kVA for ground
mounting.
Only the transformer sizes required in the bid shall be applicable.
The data provided in this specification are applicable as per standard IEC guidelines
for up to and including highest altitudes 1000m. If the equipment to be provided
under the bid are intended to be used at higher altitudes, this information shall be as
specified in the general technical specification TS-GN-01 or as defined in the scope
of supply which shall override TS-GN-01. This will define the very particular
environment requirements for the individual goods to be provided under the bid. In
the case of the transformer the altitude will affect the parts of the transformer that
are exposed to air such as bushings, arcing horns etc. but not items immersed in oil.

2.

SYSTEM PARAMETERS & CLIENT SPECIFICATIONS

For efficiency of the specifications document, common items to several
specifications has been assembled in separate documents that cover system and
environmental data, general contractual obligations and general construction
requirements. This specifications therefore is supported and shall be read in
conjunction with the following Purchaser specifications:
TS-GN-01 General System Data, which provides all pertinent information for
the system characteristics and environmental and country data that this
specification shall adhere to.
TS-GN-02 General Contractual Obligations, which lays out common client
requirements that are applicable to all equipment bids that are based on this
specification. This shall be applicable for supply and installation bids.
TS-GN-03 General Equipment Specification Requirements providing
requirements for such matters as galvanizing, nuts and bolts etc.

3.

REFERENCE STANDARDS
The requirements of the following standards shall be met for the equipment to be
supplied under the bid where applicable unless otherwise stated in this specification.

Standard
BS EN 50464-1

Title
Three phase oil immersed distribution transformers 50 Hz,
from 50KVA to 2500KVA - 1- General requirements.

IEC 60076 1,2, Power Transformers

3,4,5,7 & 10
IEC60137
Insulating bushings for alternating voltages above 1000 V
IEC 60214-1 & 2

Tap Changers

IEC 60296

Specification for unused mineral insulating oils for

transformers and switchgear
Types of winding wires 0- General requirements, 1Enamelled round copper wire
Loading guide for oil-immersed power transformers

IEC 60317-0-1
IEC 60354
IEC 60422
IEC 60529
IEC60551

Mineral Insulating oils in electrical equipment Supervision

and maintenance guide
Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Codes)
Determination of Transformer and reactor sound level

IEC 60554-3-1

Cellulosic paper for electrical purposes

IEC 60567

Guide for sampling of gases and oil from oil filled electrical
equipment and analysis of free and dissolved gases

IEC60616
IEC 60722

Terminal and tapping markings for power transformers

Guide to the lightning impulse and switching impulse
testing of power transformers and reactors

ISO 2808

Dry film thickness instruments calibration

ISO 9001-2008

Quality Management Systems- Requirement

The Supplier may propose alternative standards, provided it is demonstrated that

they give an equivalent degree of quality as the referenced standards. Acceptability
of any alternative standard is at the sole discretion of the Purchaser. Any offers of
such alternative standards shall be covered by an additional warranty period of six
months over the specified warranty period.

4.

TESTING AND INSPECTION

In addition to the requirements of specification TS-GN-02 and TS-GN-03 the
following requirements shall apply and take precedence.

4.1

STANDARD TYPE TEST CERTIFICATES (STTC)

Standard Type Test Certificates (STTC) shall be construed to be testing certification
that comes from internationally recognized independent testing laboratory according
to ISO/IEC 1702, and conducts the testing according to IEC standards.

These STTCs shall be accepted by the Purchaser if they are accompanied with
Laboratory contact details to enable independent verification of authenticity of
STTCs, together with laboratory licence details.
The manufacturer shall authorise and assist the Purchaser to independently contact
the testing laboratory for any additional information and verification purposes.
STTCs shall not be older than 5(five) years and shall be valid up to the expiry of the
warranty.
The bidder shall submit with his bid any STTC available for inspection.
The above will be provided by the manufacturer to indicate his quality and track
record.

4.2

SHORT CIRCUIT TESTS

The distribution transformers to be supplied under this bid, shall be fully short
circuit tested as per the relevant IEC standards (IEC 60076-5) and this specification
requirements for this bid. The bidder shall furnish a copy of short circuit test reports
along with the offer. Short circuit test report shall not be older than 5(five) years and
shall be valid up to the expiry of the warranty. Mass production shall not
commence until the design is proven by the short circuit test and the Purchaser
issues approval to proceed with mass manufacture.

4.2.1

Transformer types to be tested.

The short circuit test shall be executed first on the largest size of transformers in the
Contract. The Purchaser reserves the right to waive the testing of smaller sizes
transformers if he shall be satisfied that the tests on the larger size have been
successful.

4.2.2

Places of Tests
The Short-Circuit-Tests may be carried out at:
At internationally recognized independent testing laboratory according to
ISO/IEC 1702.

4.2.3

Submission of short circuit tests

Short circuit tests from internationally accredited laboratory will be submitted to the
Purchaser together with a copy of the laboratory accreditation credentials, contact
person, and full contact details. The Purchaser shall be assisted by the manufacturer
to contact the independent verification of test laboratory. If the bidder fails to satisfy
the authentic short circuit tests report, that bidder shall be rejected.

4.3

FACTORY ROUTINE AND WITNESS TESTS

All factory routine tests shall be carried out as stipulated in the IEC standard. They
shall be carried out by the manufacturer in the presence of two Purchasers
representatives. These tests shall be carried out on all transformers before delivery.
The client reserves the right to witness any or all the routine tests.

4.3.1

Range of tests
a) Checking of weights, dimensions, fittings, accessories, tank sheet thickness, oil
quality, material, finish and workmanship as per Guaranteed Technical Particulars
and contract drawings.
b) Measurement of winding resistance.
c) Measurement of insulation resistance
d) Measurement of turn and Voltage Ratio and check of phase displacement.
e) Measurement of short circuit impedance.
f) Measurement of load loss and impedance voltage
g) Measurement of no load loss and no load current.
h) Dielectric withstand routine tests.
i) Transformer oil tests Tap changer test.
j) Oil Loss tangent

4.3.2

Failure of tests
Any units that fail the test will be returned to production line to be rectified and
marked for re-testing.

4.4

SPECIAL TESTS
Special tests shall also be carried on one unit of each type during acceptance testing.
This can be carried out at the manufacturers factory or third party laboratory in the
manufacturer country. If the quantity of transformers is more than 500 for each
type, a second sample will be selected and subjected to the tests.

4.4.1

Range of tests
a) Impulse tests
b) No load losses and load losses at 1/2, 3/4 and full load at rated voltage
c) Temperature rise test
d) Determination of sound levels (IEC 60551).
e) Measurement of insulation resistance to earth of the windings, and/or
measurement of dissipation factor (tan ) of the insulation system capacitances.
(These are reference values for comparison with later measurement in the field.
No limitations for the values are given here.)
f) Factory AIR PRESSURE TEST
The finished transformer with all the fittings, including bushings in position
shall be tested for leakage at a pressure that is 10% below the pressure at the
altitude specified under system conditions for 10 minutes. There should be no
leakage at any joint.

4.4.2

Failure of tests
Failed tests will be repeated for the same failure on additional two random units. If
this test fails on any of the two units then it may be considered to conduct a sample

test of 2% of the manufactured units. If the failure rate is more than 10% then the
Purchaser reserves the right to reject the entire batch.

4.5

TESTS ON BUSHINGS (HV & LV)

In addition to the above as part of the acceptance tests and as requested by the
Purchaser random sample tests shall be conducted on the transformer bushings as
detailed below:
1) Dry flash over voltage
2) Wet flash over voltage
3) Dry one minute withstand voltage
4) Wet one minute withstand voltage
5) Impulse withstand voltage (1.2/50Micro seconds positive wave)
6) Minimum oil immersed flashover voltage

4.6

COST OF TESTS
The cost incurred for these tests will be borne by the winning bidder/supplier
including any repeat tests.
The manufacturer shall include in his bid the costs for standard travel, full board
accommodation and standard out of pocket expenses as per his place of
manufacture requirements for two Purchasers engineers.
Costs for any additional Purchasers staff will be borne by the Purchaser.

5.

GENERAL DESIGN OF TRANSFORMERS

5.1

GENERAL
All distribution transformers and their components shall be designed according to
IEC 60076, with insulation class I including loading characteristics.
The insulation shall be treated against attack by mould and other tropical effects as
to be 'tropical' according with DIN 40040.
The transformers shall be capable of operating as per IEC loading conditions and
continuously within all tap positions within their specified temperature rise limits, i.e.
the corrected maximum permissible temperature rise of the oil (top oil) shall not
exceed 60 C, the average temperature rise of the winding is to be limited to 65C,
and the winding hot spot temperature rise shall not exceed 78C.
The transformers of ratings 25kVA, 50kVA, 100kVA, , 200kVA and 315kVA shall
be pole mounted. These transformers shall be without terminal boxes.
Transformers of ratings 400kVA, 500kVA,630kVA,800kVAand 1250kVA shall be
ground mounted on concrete plinths and shall have terminal boxes as it is specified
in the technical schedules.

5.2

SEALING AND COOLING

All transformers shall be of hermetically sealed type.
All transformers shall be oil immersed ONAN cooled, for outdoor application,
designed for continuous operation in the prevailing site conditions.

The design shall be based on site and service conditions as specified in this
specification and specification SP-GN-01.

5.3

TRANSFORMER OIL
Each transformer shall be factory filled with the correct volume of oil at the ambient
temperature, with new oil to IEC 60296. Mixing different products or products from
different suppliers is not permissible.
The oil shall contain at least 0.3% by weight oxidation inhibitor of type Diter Butyl
ParaBresol (DBPC) according to IEC 60296.
The oil shall contain less than 1 ppm of PCBs.
The manufacturer and type of insulating liquid used are to be indicated for each
transformer in the test report.
The type of insulating liquid, e.g. Mineral oil-based insulating oil pursuant to DIN
VDE 0370/ IEC 60296 is to be indicated on the rating plate of each transformer.
Certification of the absence of PCB is to be submitted for each transformer.

5.4

DESIGN OF CORES

5.4.1

Mechanical construction of cores

Care shall be exercised in the selection, treatment and handling of the core steel to
ensure that as far as possible laminations are flat and the finally assembled core is
free from distortion. Particular care shall be taken to secure even mechanical
pressure over the laminations, to prevent subsequent settling of the core and to
reduce noise and vibration during operation.
All parts of the cores shall be of robust design capable of with standing any shocks
to which they may be subjected during lifting, transport installation and service.
All structural members of the assembled cores shall be of steel. All castings shall be
fettled and structural steel adequately cleaned and painted before being built into the
structure. Any non-magnetic or high resistance alloy used shall be subject to
approval.
Adequate fitments shall be provided to enable the core and windings to be lifted out
of the transformer tank.
Adequate provision shall be made to prevent movement of the transformer winding
relative to the tank during transport and installation or while in service.
The supporting framework of the cores shall be designed so as to avoid the presence
of pockets which would prevent complete emptying of the tank through the drain
valve or cause trapping of air during filling.
The framework and core bolts shall be effectively insulated from the core so as to
reduce circulating currents to a minimum.

5.4.2

Core material
Only new materials shall be used for the core construction. The manufacturer shall
provide all necessary proof, if so required by the client of purchase of these
materials. The Purchaser will have to right of conducting random inspections during
manufacturing process to confirm the above.

The design of the magnetic circuit shall be of non-ageing, Cold Rolled Grain
Oriented (CRGO) Silicon steel of high permeability without burrs and such as to
avoid static discharges, development of short circuit paths within itself or to the
earthed clamping structure and production of flux components at right angles to the
plane of laminations which may cause local heating. The flux density shall not be
more than 1.7T.Each lamination shall be insulated with high quality insulation
coating. The sheets shall be clamped strongly and the core and its Clamping plates
shall form a rigid unit structure, which shall maintain its form and position under the
severe stresses encountered during shipment, installation and short circuits.
The magnetic circuit shall be insulated from all structural parts, and shall be capable
of withstanding a test voltage to core bolts and to the frame of 2,500 V r.m.s. for
one minute.

5.5

DESIGN OF WINDINGS

5.5.1

General
The Windings shall be made from electrolytic copper of a high conductivity (class A,
in accordance. with IEC) and insulation material of high quality. The electrolytic
copper shall be new and the manufacturer shall provide proof of purchase. Any use
of copper that is recycled or suffered from storage or transportation may result in
the rejection of the transformer batch.
The windings shall be arranged so as to achieve, as far as possible, the
electromagnetic balance of the transformer at all voltage ratios but shall also be
positioned with due regard to the impulse voltages which may be impressed on the
windings.
The insulation of windings and of all connections shall be of approved materials
which shall not deteriorate under the action of hot oil or from other causes when the
transformers are operated continuously at maximum permissible loads.
The winding shall be thoroughly seasoned before final assembly by the application
of axial pressure at a high temperature for such a time as will ensure that further
shrinkage of the winding stacks is unlikely to occur in service.
All leads or bars from the windings to the terminal boxes and bushings shall be
rigidly supported. Stresses on coils and connections must be avoided.
The coil clamping arrangement and the finished dimensions of any oil ducts shall be
such that they will not impede the free circulation of oil through the ducts.

5.5.2

Bracing of Windings
The windings and connections of all transformers shall be braced to withstand
shocks which may occur during transport or due to switching and other transient
conditions during service.
Any metal pieces in contact with end rings shall be so designed and secured that they
do not weaken the electrical or the mechanical properties of the rings.
If the transformer winding is built up of sections or disc coils separated by spacers
the clamping arrangements shall be such that equal pressure is applied to all columns
of spacers. All such spacers shall be securely located, shall be of suitable material and
shall receive adequate shrinkage treatment before assembly.

5.6

MV BUSHINGS

5.6.1

Pole Mounted MV Transformer Bushings

For pole mounted transformers, MV bushings shall be located on the top. The
bushings on outdoor transformers shall be equipped with line clamps suitable for the
connection of aluminium/copper conductors.

5.6.2

Creepage distance for MV bushings

The outer creepage distance for outdoor bushings shall not be less than the figure
specified in the General technical specification TS-GN-01. The insulation levels of
the bushings shall conform to that given in the technical schedule.

5.6.3

General design
All bushings shall be of porcelain clad, of the highest quality and comply with
IEC60137.
MV bushings shall be rated to withstand the highest system voltage and the
maximum fault current of the windings when connected to the 11kV or 33 kV
network and for the same period of time.
Current carrying outer parts shall be made of copper or copper alloy.
It shall be possible to change the bushings without removing the transformer lid.
Each bushing shall be marked with the name of the manufacturer and type. The
marking shall be visible after assembly of the fittings.

5.6.4

BUSHING CAPS
Bushing caps shall be provided to cover the transformer busing for protection
against birds etc. These shall be securely fixed on the transformer bushing.

5.7

LV BUSHINGS
Neutral points shall be brought out on a bushing to enable LV transformer earthing.
Each MV bushing location shall be permanently and legibly marked on the tank or
lid with a label corresponding to the rating plate designation.
The LV bushings shall be equipped with line clamps suitable for connecting
aluminium and copper conductors as follows.
LV bushings for transformers up to 100KVA shall be suitable for accepting clamps
for a range of aluminium conductors.
For higher ratings suitable LV clamps and/or a terminal pad to take multiple
conductors shall be provided.
The clamps shall be complete with necessary screws, washers and nuts.
LV bushings shall be sufficiently rigid to take the weight of up to 95mm2 Aerial
Bundle cable connected between the LV bushing and the adjacent pole. Alternatively
a support bracket may be provided that can be attached to the tank of the
transformer, to offer support to ensure no damage of the bushings because of
movement of the AB cable.

5.8

OFF-LOAD TAP CHANGER

The MV windings shall be provided with an off-load tap changer providing 5
positions and each step shall be 2.5%. The tap settings shall be +2.5%, 0%, -2.5%, 5%, -7.5%,for three phase transformers.
The off-load tap changer shall have an externally operated mechanism for manual
operation. The selector switch shall be gang-operated by an accessible single handle.
Tap positions shall be clearly identified and it shall not be possible to lock the tap
handle in mod position.
The operating mechanism shall have an effective locking device for locking the tap
changer in any desired position.
The tap switch shall be designed in such a way that oil will not escape if the tap
handle was broken off. The tap changer shall not allow water ingress or oil leakage.

5.9

VIBRATION AND NOISE

Every care shall be taken to ensure that the design and manufacture of all
transformers and auxiliary plant shall be such as to reduce noise and vibration to the
level of that obtained in good modern practice (Refer to technical schedule TS-GN01-TS).
The transformers shall pass a noise test according to IEC 60076-10 the measured
values shall not exceed 60 dB

5.10

EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL WIRING

No riveted, screwed or soft-solder connections are to be used in the wiring and
cabling between the winding and the points of connection of the bushing or tap
changer.
Any wiring liable to come in contact with oil shall have suitable oil resisting
insulation. The ends of stranded conductors shall be treated to prevent creep age of
oil inside the wire. There shall be no possibility of oil entering connection boxes for
cables or wiring.
Unless otherwise approved high temperature insulation shall be provided on all
wiring when this comes into contact with the transformer tank.

5.11

DRYING OUT BEFORE OIL FILLING

All transformers shall be dried out before filling them with oil, at the manufacturers
works. The method of drying out shall be subject to approval. Any subsequent
drying out which may be necessary after taking over will generally be carried out on
site, and the Contractor shall submit to the Engineer for his approval details of the
method which he recommends. These details should be incorporated in the
Maintenance Instruction Manual.

6.

TRANSFORMER TANKS

6.1

TANK WITH ACCESSORIES

The tank shall be designed for natural cooling (ONAN) with corrugated wallsor
cooling radiators if additional cooling is required.
Only hermetically sealed type of tanks completely filled with oil shall be provided.

The transformer top cover shall be bolted flange type.

Tanks with corrugations shall be tested for leakage test at a pressure of 0.3kg/cm
measured at the bottom of the tank.
Radiators shall be welded with round stiffening rods to prevent vibration during
operation of the transformers.
Gaskets used shall be oil resistant and made of such a material that no serious
deterioration occurs under service conditions. Rubber gaskets used for flange
connections of the various oil compartments shall be laid in grooves.
Gaskets of neoprene and/or such material which can be easily damaged by overpressing (e.g. any kind of impregnated/ bonded cork) are not acceptable. Use of
hemp as gasket material is also prohibited.
Heat dissipation by tank walls excluding top and bottom should be limited to 500
W/m2 up to the oil level, 250 Watts/m2 above oil level.
The tank design shall be such that the core coil assembly can be lifted freely. Lifting
lugs shall be available for lifting the core and coils out of the tank. The hooks that
will be used for anchoring the core shall be so located as not to foul with the core
coil assembly.
Transformer lifting lugs: 4 Nos. Heavy duty suitable lifting lugs
Transformer pulling lugs: 4 Nos. Heavy duty suitable horizontal pulling lugs 2 on
either side.
Galvanized fixing bolts, nuts and washers shall be supplied.

6.2

TANK BOTTOM
Thickness of tank bottom shall not be less than 4 mm.

6.3

EARTHING TERMINAL
Stainless steel or a galvanised mild steel earthing flag approximately 63 mm square
and a thickness not less than 6 mm with a centre hole of 14 mm diameter shall be
welded externally to the tank, one on the tank cover and two on the base frame of
the transformer on opposite sides.
M12 size screws -2 Nos. one for the tank cover and another on the base frame
suitable for copper earthing wires

6.4

CORROSION PROTECTION & PAINTING

The smaller parts such as brackets, etc. shall be hot-dip galvanized. Fasteners
mounted on hot-dip galvanized or ready painted part shall be galvanized or made of
stainless steel ISO class F1 or A2.
The inner surfaces of the tank, and radiators shall be Hot Dip Galvanised followed
by painting is the preferred method of base protection. Otherwise tanks shall be
shot-blasted coated by an oil resistant paint as described below.
All steel surfaces shall be sand blasted in accordance with DIN 55928 Part 4 and
shall then be painted according to ISO 2808 in the following sequences.

Coat

Type of paint

One (1) primer

coat
One
(1)
intermediate coat
One top coat(1)

two-component epoxy zinc phosphate

Layer
thickness
60m

Two-component epoxy micaceous iron 60m

oxide
Two-component polyurethane
40m
Total coating thickness(dry film)
160m

The final coat of painting shall be of pore free and homogeneous quality and shall be
of a uniform shade of code RAL 7032(peble grey) paint for the outside surfaces.
Manufactures are free to select the inner transformer paint colour
If any hot dipped galvanised parts are provided the same painting method shall be
applied, however instead of two primer coats one adhesive coat and one base coat
shall be applied. In this case the mean thickness of galvanising shall be 70 m.
Mechanical damage shall be repaired at site with original paint as above.

6.5

OIL FILLING, DRAINING

A filling stub with an inner diameter of at least 25-mm shall be placed at the top of
the cover.
Transformers shall have a lockable 25-mm BSP oil drain plug placed at the bottom
of the tank. The oil drain device shall conform to IEC 60076.
It shall only be possible to open these plugs with a special key/spanner to discourage
tampering.

6.6

OIL LEVEL INDICATOR

Transformers shall have an oil level indicator/gauge which should be clearly readable
by an operator standing on the ground at a distance of about 5 m away from the
transformer mounting. The oil level gauge shall have minimum and maximum
markings which shall be within the reading gauge. The nominal oil level shall be at
the centre of the gauge range.
The oil level shall be mounted on the side of the transformer.

6.7

ANTI-VANDAL DESIGN
The manufacture shall take measures to make the transformer design as vandal
proof as possible. This shall include provisions to reduce the risk of siphoning oil
from the draining valves or other fittings.

6.8

TRANSFORMER MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS

Transformers may be required to be mounted in one of three methods as it is
specified in the technical schedules for the particular requirements of the bid.
a) single pole mounted,
b) two pole structure or
c) ground mounted.
For Pole mounted

6.8.1

Single pole mounting

Small transformers of sizes 50kVA and below shall be mounted on single poles and
shall be equipped with two brackets to fix the transformer in an upright position on
a single pole. The method of fixing shall be a universal method to be enable the
secure fixing of the transformer on concrete or steel pole without requiring any
additional material.

6.8.2

two pole structure or platform mounting

Transformers of sizes of 100
KVA inclusive and above
shall be mounted on a two
pole structure, as shown on a
typical mounting in the
adjacent picture.
The
transformer shall equipped
with two channel irons welded
to
the underside of the tank which will also facilitate transit over rough surfaces. The
scope of this bid does not include the rest of the channel cross members and fittings
required for the pole fixings. The contractor shall agree with the Purchaser the
format of the holes of the two channel pieces on which the transformer is resting, to
enable universal fitting on various pole sizes.

6.8.3

Under frame for Ground mounted transformers

Transformers of sizes of 400KVA and above shall be ground mounted and shall be
provided with skids welded to the underside of the tank to facilitate transit over
rough surfaces.
Welded to the tank on all sides; bi-directional rollers shall be fitted for longitudinal
and transverse travel.
The transformers should be delivered with the rollers fitted upside down. The rollers
must be stable enough to allow the transformer to be shifted at right angles to the
direction of travel.

7.

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

7.1

SHORT-CIRCUIT CURRENTS
Any transformer may be directly connected to an underground or overhead
transmission line and switched into and out of service together with its associated
distribution circuit.
All transformers shall be capable of withstanding for three (3) seconds without
damage any external short-circuit, following application of loading conditions
specified in IEC 60076-7.
The short-time current shallbe for the specified system fault levels.

7.2

INSULATION LEVEL
The transformers shall be designed for the following internal insulation levels as per
IEC 60076.

System
Rated short duration
Highest voltage
Voltage(kV)
power
frequency
for equipment
withstand voltage,
Um kV (rms.)
kV(rms.)
0.4
0.6
3
6.6
7.2
20
11
12
28
33
36
70

Rated
lightning
impulse withstand
voltage, kV(peak.)
6
40
60
170

For external insulation Altitude correction shall be applied as per IEC 60076-3

7.3

RATED POWER
The rated output at +45C maximum ambient temperature shall be one of the
preferred ratings 25, 50, 100, 200, 315, 400, 500, 630,800 and 1250kVA..

7.4

RATED VOLTAGE
The transformers are required to operate from the 11kV and 33 kV network as
follows:
Three-phase 4 wire LV
Three-phase 4 wire LV
Three-phase 4 wire LV

11,000/400-230 V
6600/400-230 V
33,000/400-230 V

All secondary voltage ratings shall be at NO LOAD current at nominal tap.

7.5

VECTOR GROUP
The vector group of the three-phase transformers shall be Dyn11.

7.6

IMPEDANCE VOLTAGE
KVA
25
Rating
% impedance 4
for 6.6 and
11kV
% impedance 4.5
for33kV

8.

50

100 200

315 400

500

630 800

1250

4.5

6.5

6.5

LOSSES
The maximum lossesfor the three phase transformers at rated load and conditions
shall be as given below:
Transformer 6.6-11/0.4 kV and
Size (kVA)
11/0.4 kV
No-load Load
loss
loss
50
135
720
100
220
1280
200
400
2100
315
550
2850

33/0.4 kV
No-load
loss
170
270
440
610

Load loss
850
1500
2400
3700

All losses in Watts

The losses shall be stated and guaranteed in the technical specifications of the Bid.
The guaranteed transformer losses stated in the above table shall be the maximum
allowed and there will be no positive tolerances during acceptance / routine testing.
Bidders shall also state losses at the extreme taps.
All measurements of instruments used for losses shall be of accuracy of class 0.1.

8.1

CAPITALIZATION OF LOSSES FOR BID EVALUATION

When evaluating the individual Bids, the distribution transformer losses will be
capitalized as follows:
Tnl = Total No-load losses (Core losses + dielectric
loss) at rated voltage and frequency.
Tll = Total load losses in kW (copper loss + stray
loss) at rated current, frequency and rated output
power at nominal tap

US $ 1950 per kWfor 25

years
US $ 520 per kWfor 25
years

Losses will be capitalised at the above rates to the bid price for evaluation purposes
only according to the formula below:
Tep = Tbp + Tloss
Where
Tep = Transformer bid evaluation price
Tbp = Transformer bid price
Tloss = Cost of the operation and maintenance in 25 years made up as follows:
Tloss = US$ 520 x Tll + US$1950 x Tnl
Where
Tll = Transformer Load Loss Figures in kW
Tnl = Transformer NO Load Loss Figures in kW
If the Bid currency is other than US$ the exchange rate used for bid evaluation will
be used.
There will be no credit for losses less than the guaranteed value other than for
evaluation purposes

8.2

PENALTIES FOR LOSS

If, on delivery, the tested losses exceed the guaranteed losses then losses in excess of
the guaranteed values may be capitalized at TWO TIMES THE EVALUATION
RATE and the amount deducted from the contract price. Losses will be the nearest
KW of losses.

9.

MARKING

9.1

RATING PLATE
Each transformer shall be provided with a rating plate showing the information
stated in the IEC standards.
The plate shall be in English. It shall be fixed on the same side as LV bushings

It shall indicate the following:

1) Name of manufacturer,
2) Manufacturers serial number,
3) Year of manufacture,
4) Rated power,
5) Rated frequency,
6) Rated voltages,
7) Rated currents,
8) Connection group symbol,
9) short-circuit impedance,
10) Total mass,
11) Mass of insulating oil,
12) Temperature rise limit of oil and windings,
13) Insulation level,
14) Type of cooling,
15) Tapping range and no. of taps,
16) Each bushing shall be marked with the name or trademark of the
manufacturer,

9.2

CONNECTIONS DIAGRAM
Either on the same plate as the rating plate above or on a separate plate a diagram
plate shall be provided showing the internal connections and also the voltage vector
relationship of the several windings. In addition, a plan view of the transformer
giving the correct physical relationship of the terminals shall be given. When links
are provided for changing the transformer group symbol and/or ratio, then means
shall be provided for clearly indicating in whichmode the transformer is connected.
The transformer ratio shall be indicated for each tap

9.3

PROPERTY PLATE
An additional property plate shall be provided engraved to the instructions of the
Engineer.

9.4

PURCHASERS SERIAL PROPERTY NUMBER & RATING

A plate of 200 x 150 mm for the Rating and the Purchasers serial or transformer
number shall be fixed on one side of the transformer clearly visible from the ground.
The Purchaser shall provide the serial number sequence of the transformer.

9.5

MATERIAL OF PLATES
The above plates shall be of stainless steel or of other material capable of
withstanding continuous outdoor service and shall all be suitably mounted to
prevent vibration, rattling or corrosion.

10.

EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

Each transformer shall be provided with the following equipment and or accessories.
a) Rating and diagram
b) Oil filling and drain plugs.
c) Oil.
d) Oil Level indicator
e) Pressure relief device
f) Tank earthing terminals.
g) Lifting and pulling lugs for transformer and windings
h) Surge Arrester mounting bracket
i) Arcing horns / spark gap on HV bushings
j) Unit centre lines marked clearly on the tank sides.
k) Locking device for the off-circuit tap changer
l) A copper jumper of 25mm x 1mm shall be fixed between the cover and the
body of the transformer with stainless steel bolt.
m) Document with test results
For ground mounted transformers only
(i) Oil level indicator for ground mounted transformers.
(ii) Pocket for contact thermometer for ground mounted transformers
(iii) Dehydrating Air breather with oil lock and filled with silica gel to conform to
BS 3523( for the breathing type) for ground mounted transformers.

11.

TRANSPORT& PACKING
Irrespective of the actual method approved for transport to the individual site, all
transformers shall be suitable for transport with the transformers full of oil and
completely assembled, unless otherwise approved. Any external accessories shall be
properly packed and protected against moisture, rain and Ultraviolet light.
The Contractor shall be responsible for ascertaining the methods and limitations of
transport to site and designs affected by these factors be subject to agreement.
Each consignment shall be accompanied by a detailed packing list containing the
following information:

name of the consignee

details of consignment
bill of material indicating contents of package.
destination
total weight of consignment
handling and unpacking instructions

12.

WARRANTY AND AFTER SALE SERVICE

The Warranty period for the designated stores to be supplied shall be for a
period of 2 (Two)years after final acceptance for the designated store against defect in
material and workmanship.
The awarded contractor shall be guarantee their transformers for 2(Two) years
warranty after receiving the facilities at designated stores.
The awarded contractor shall provide the maintenance and inspection of the
transformers by their maintenance team, once per annual during 2 (Two) years
guarantee period. The maintenance and inspection thereof shall be inspection of
testing of insulation resistance, testing of transformer oil insulation and visual
checking.
The awarded contractor shall be responsible for repair or replace for the
damaged parts or transformers within one month during the guarantee period.

13.

TOLERANCES ACCORDING TO IEC 60076

The table below shows the requirements according to IEC for ease of reference.

Item

Tolerance

1 a) Total losses See note 1

b) Component losses See note 1

+10 % of the total losses

+15 % of each component loss, provided that
the tolerance for total losses is not exceeded

2.Voltage ratio at no load on principal tapping

for a specified first pair of windings

The lower of the following values: a) 0,5 %

of declared ratio
b) 1/10 of the actual percentage impedance
on the principal tapping

Voltage ratio on other tappings, same pair

To be agreed, but not less than the lesser of

the values in a) and b) above

Voltage ratio for further pairs

To be agreed, but not less than the lesser of

the values in a) and b) above

3. Short-circuit impedance for a separatewinding transformer with two windings

a) principal tapping

When the impedance value is 10 % 7,5 %

of the declared value
When the impedance value is <10 %
10 % of the declared value

b) any other tapping of the pair

When the impedance value is 10 % 10 %

of the declared value
When the impedance value is <10 %
15 % of the declared value

4.Measured short-circuit impedance for:

- an auto-connected pair of winding , or

Item

Tolerance

- a specified second pair of separate

windings in a multi-winding transformer
a) Principal tapping
b) any other tapping of the pair
- further pairs of winding
5.

No-load current

10 % of the specified value

10 % of the design value for that tapping
To be agreed, but 15 %
+30 % of the declared value

NOTE 1 The loss tolerances of multi-winding transformers apply to every pair of windings
unless the guarantee states that they apply to a given load condition.
NOTE 3 'Declared value' should be understood as meaning the value declared by the
manufacturer.

14.

DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED WITH THE BID

The Bidder shall furnish following documents with his bid. The bid without
documents shall be considered non responsive and will be rejected.

14.1

DATA REQUIRED FOR QUALIFICATION

Data that MUST be submitted to ensure qualification.
a) Completed Technical schedule of guaranteed data.
b) The sectional view drawing showing general constructional features of
distribution transformer with details of material
c) Type test reports and short circuit test reports for the offered items as
specified in Clause 4.1 and 4.2.
d) Letter of authorization from the Manufacturer/s, in case, the Bidder is not
the manufacturer, in the prescribed Form.
e) The bidder shall also submit a certificate from at least 3 costumers certifying
the proper functioning of the distribution transformer in the last 2 years
f) The Bidder shall submit with its Bid the number of distribution transformers
which the manufacturer produced in the last 2 years.
g) Manufacturer's Supply Record for similar or higher KVA rating of same
voltage class of offered type Distribution Transformer for the largest 10
orders within the last 3 (three) years from the date of opening in the
following format:
Sl.
No
.

Name, Address, Phone Contract

Contract
No., e-mail & Fax No. No.
&
Value
of the Purchaser
Date

Description of Date
of
Material with Completion
Quantity
of Supply

h) Brochures of the offered distribution transformers and the declared

characteristics.
i) Operation and Maintenance Manual.
j) Manufacturer's valid ISO 9001 Certificates;

14.2

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR QUALITY EVALUATION

The information below is not mandatory but will be used to ascertain the quality of
the manufacturer which is part of the post qualification analysis.
a) Drawings and documentation for each size of transformer offered, clearly
detailing important dimensions, clearances, accessories, fittings, nay special
features of the offered design. The sectional view drawing showing general
constructional features of distribution transformer with details of materials
b) A list of available testing/ measuring equipment, meters, etc., along with
information on the calibration and certification procedures followed to
comply with the relevant standards
c) Quality Control Plan employed by the manufacturer.

15.

SCHEDULES

15.1

SCHEDULE FOR DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS

Please see separate technical schedule TS-TR-02.

15.2

NON COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE

Schedule ref.TS-TR-02-NC1.
The bidder shall provide a list of non-compliances with this specification,
documenting the effects that such non-compliance is likely to have on the
equipments life, operating characteristics and system performance. Each noncompliance shall make reference to the relevant specification clause.
Specification
Clause

Non Compliance description

15.3

TEST CERTIFICATES SCHEDULE

Item Reference TS-TR-02-TC1.
The bidder shall provide a list of the test certificates included with the bid. The list
shall include type test certificate routine test report references. Each certificate listed
shall as far as possible refer to the relevant specification clause.
Specification
Clause

Test Certificate Schedule

MM-MOEP-TS

SPECIFICATION
TS-TR-02

Technical Schedule

Technical Schedule for 6.6-11 kV Dual Type and 11kV Pole mounted Distribution Transformers

No
1

Item

Unit

General
1.01

Manufacturer

1.02

Country of
manufacture

1.03
1.04

Kind of installation

Required

Bid Offer

Required

Bid Offer

Required

Bid Offer

Required

50KVA

100KVA

200KVA

315KVA

Outdoor

Outdoor
Two pole
mounted

Outdoor
Two pole
mounted

Outdoor
Two pole
mounted

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

threephase
Bolted
Cover

threephase
Bolted
Cover

Two pole mounted

1.05

Equipment
Standard(IEC 60076)

1.06

No. of phases

three-phase

three-phase

1.07

Type of tank

Bolted Cover

Bolted Cover

1.08

No. of windings

Two

Two

Two

Two

1.09

Vector group symbol

Dyn11

Dyn11

Dyn11

Dyn11

1.10

Frequency

50

50

50

50

1.11

ONAN

ONAN

ONAN

ONAN

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1.13

Cooling method
Specification of oil (
60296)
Insulation Class
Electrical
Characteristics
(Clause 7)

2.01

Rated power

kVA

50

100

200

315

2.02

Rated primary current

at nominal Tap at
70deg

2.62

5.25

10.5

16.53

1.12

Hz

Bid
Offer

2.03
2.04
3
3.01

Rated secondary
current at nominal
Tap at 70deg
Continuous power at
all taps
Medium Voltage
System
Characteristics
Rated Short circuit
current

72.17

144.34

288.68

454.66

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

KA

20

20

20

20

3.02

Nominal Voltage

kV

11

11

11

11

3.03

Rated voltage

kV

12

12

12

12

kV(rms)

28

28

28

28

kV(peak)

75

75

75

75

mm/kV

25

25

25

25

mm

150

150

150

150

mm

150

150

150

150

kV

11

11

11

11

Copper wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

3.04
3.05

3.06
3.07
3.08
4
4.01
5

Power frequency
withstand voltage
Rated lightning,
impulse withstand
voltage
Insulation Creepage
Distance Phase to
earth
Min Phase to phase
clearance
Min Phase to earth
clearance
Low Voltage System
Characteristics
Impedance voltage at
rated power
HV Windings
(Clause 5.5)

5.01

primary UN1

5.02

Material, wire or strip

5.03

Insulation Class

5.04
6

Arcing horns / spark

gap on HV bushings
LV Windings
(Clause 5.5)

mm

85

85

85

85

kV

0.4

0.4

0.4

0.4

6.01

secondary UN2

6.02

Material, wire or strip

Copper wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

6.03

Insulation

Diomand dotted
Paper
wrapping

Diomand dotted
Paper
wrapping

Diomand
dotted
Paper
wrapping

Diomand
dotted
Paper
wrapping

6.04

Magnetic flux density

(at rated voltage and
frequency)

max. 1.7

max. 1.7

max. 1.7

max. 1.7

6.05

Core Material

CRGO

CRGO

CRGO

CRGO

0.92

0.92

0.92

0.92

Off Load

Off Load

Off Load

Off Load

11k V and
6.6-11kV
Dual type
+2.5, 0, 2.5, -5, 7.5

11k V and
6.6-11kV
Dual type
+2.5, 0, 2.5, -5, 7.5

6.06
7

Core Loss figure,

Watt/kg
Tap Changer (Clause
5.8)

Tesla

W/kg

7.01

Tap changer type

7.02

Principal tapping at
HV winding

kV

11k V and 6.6-11kV

Dual type

11k V and 6.611kV Dual type

7.03

Tapping range

+2.5, 0, -2.5, -5, -7.5

+2.5, 0, -2.5, -5,

-7.5

steps

5 2.5%

5 2.5%

5 2.5%

5 2.5%

40

40

40

40

37

37

37

37

65

65

65

65

7.04
8
8.01
8.02
8.03

Number of tap
positions and tap step
Temperature
characteristics
Ambient temperature
(max.)
Ambient temperature
(average)
Temperature rise limit
(at 1000 m )

8.04

oil / top

60

60

60

60

8.05

windings / average

65

65

65

65

8.06

windings hot spot

78

78

78

78

135

220

400

550

720

1280

2100

2850

Nominal

Nominal

Nominal

Nominal

kV

0.38

0.38

0.38

0.38

98.32

98.52

98.77

98.93

98.76

98.93

99.08

99.2

1.35

1.35

1.08

0.9

1.5

1.5

1.2

1.0

250

250

250

250

kV

28

28

28

28

kV

75

75

75

75

mm

110

110

110

110

Losses (Clause 8)
9.01
9.02
9.03
9.04
9.05
9.06
9.07
9.08
9.09
9.1

10

Max No-load loss at

rated voltage and
frequency
Max Full load (Copper
loss)
Tap Position
Rated voltage at full
load (P.F=0.95)
Efficiency referred to
75oC at rated voltage
and frequency
100% rated output and
P.F= 1 (%)
100% rated output and
P.F= 0.95 (%)
No load current as
percent of rated
current
at 90% voltage (%)
at 100% voltage (%)
MV Bushings (Clause
5.6)

10.01

manufacturer

10.02

rated current
power frequency test
level (at 1000 m)
lightning impulse level
(at 1000 m)
clearance across
insulator (at 1000m)

10.03
10.04
10.05

To State

10.06
11
11.01
11.02
11.03
11.04
11.05
11.06

adjustable arcing horns

Manufacturer
type (DIN type or
eqvt.)
rated current
power frequency test
level (at 1000 m)
lightning impulse level
(at 1000 m)
clearance across
insulator

11.07

Min. creepage distance

11.08

Bushing Cups

12

12.01

12.02
13

yes/no

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

250

250

630

630

kV

kV

mm

mm

55

55

70

70

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Lab/Manuf

Lab/Manuf

Lab/Manuf

Lab/Manuf

LV Bushing (Clause
5.7)

Testing and
Inspection (Clause 4)
Type tests to be
carried out. Please
state if this is to be
carried out at
international lab or
Manufacturer's works
Noise level at a
measuring distance of
0.3 m
Equipment and
Accessories (Clause
10)

To State

dB(A)

13.01

Rating and diagram

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.02

Oil filling device

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.03

Oil Drain Plug

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.04

Oil Level indicator

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.05

Pressure relief device

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.06

Tank earthing
terminals.

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.07

Lifting lugs

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.08

Pulling Lugs

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.09

Winding lifting lugs

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes/No

No

No

No

No

Yes/No

No

No

No

No

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

kg

To State

To State

To State

To State

mm

To State

To State

To State

To State

14.03

Surge Arrester
mounting bracket
Unit center lines
marked clearly on the
tank sides.
Locking device for the
off-circuit tap changer
A tinted copper jumper
of 25mm x 1mm
Transformer Tank
(Clause 6)
Transformer total mass
Overall dimensions
including bushings:
height

14.04

depth

mm

To State

To State

To State

To State

14.05

width

mm

To State

To State

To State

To State

14.06

Thickness of tank plate

14.07

Top

mm

5~6

5~6

5~6

5~6

14.08

Bottom

mm

14.09

Sides

mm

14.10

Colour of transformer
Thickness of surface
paint treatment
Documentation
submitted with the
Bid (Clause 14)

RAL 7032

RAL 7032

RAL 7032

RAL 7032

>160

>160

>160

>160

13.10
13.11
13.12
13.13
14
14.01
14.02

14.11
15

15.01
15.02
15.03
15.04

Manufactuer's Letter
of authorisation
Document with
production in last 5
years
Manufactuer's supply
record
Brosure with
charatceritics

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.05

Operation manual

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.06

Drawing of
dimensions

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.07

Type Test Reports

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.08

Testing Equipment list

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.09

Iso certification

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.10

Quality Control Plan

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Technical Schedule for 33kV Pole mounted Distribution Transformers

No

Item

Unit

General
1.01

Manufacturer

1.02

Country of manufacture

1.03

Kind of installation

1.04

Required

Bid
Offer

Required

Bid
Offer

Required

Bid
Offer

Required

50KVA

100KVA

200KVA

315KVA

Outdoor

Outdoor

Outdoor

Outdoor

pole mounted

pole mounted

pole mounted

pole mounted

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1.05

Equipment Standard(IEC 60076)

1.06

No. of phases

three-phase

three-phase

three-phase

three-phase

1.07

Type of tank

Bolted Cover

Bolted Cover

Bolted Cover

Bolted Cover

1.08

No. of windings

Two

Two

Two

Two

1.09

Vector group symbol

Dyn11

Dyn11

Dyn11

Dyn11

1.10

Frequency

50

50

50

50

1.11

Cooling method

ONAN

ONAN

ONAN

ONAN

1.12

Specification of oil ( 60296)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1.13

Insulation Class

kVA

50

100

200

315

Hz

Electrical Characteristics (Clause 7)

2.01

Rated power

2.02

Rated primary current at nominal Tap at 70deg

0.87

1.74

3.49

5.51

2.03

Rated secondary current at nominal Tap at 70deg

72.17

144.34

288.68

454.66

2.04

Continuous power at all taps

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Bid
Offer

Medium Voltage System Charatristics

3.01

Rated Short circuit current

KA

20

20

20

20

3.02

Nominal Voltage

kV

33

33

33

33

3.03

Rated voltage

kV

36

36

36

36

3.04

One Minute Power Frequency withstand

kV(rms)

52

52

52

52

3.05

Power frequency withstand voltage

kV(rms)

70

70

70

70

3.06

Rated lightning, impulse withstand voltage

kV(peak)

170

170

170

170

3.07

Insulation Creepage Distance Phase to earth

mm/kV

25

25

25

25

3.08

Min Phase to phase clearance

mm

350

350

350

350

3.09

Min Phase to earth clearance

mm

350

350

350

350

4.5

kV

33

33

33

33

Copper
wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

Copper
wire/strip

mm

220

220

220

220

kV

0.4

0.4

0.4

0.4

Copper
wire/strip
Diomand
dotted Paper

Copper
wire/strip
Diomand
dotted Paper

Copper
wire/strip
Diomand
dotted Paper

Copper
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Low Voltage System Charatceristics

4.01

Impedance voltage at rated power

HV Windings (Clause 5.5)

5.01

primary UN1

5.02

Material, wire or strip

5.03

Insulation Clas

5.04

Arcing horns / spark gap on HV bushings

LV Windings (Clause 5.5)

6.01

secondary UN2

6.02

Material, wire or strip

6.03

Insulation

6.04

Magnetic flux density (at rated voltage and

frequency)

6.05

Core Material

6.06

Core Loss figure, Watt/kg

Tesla

W/kg

wrapping

wrapping

wrapping

wrapping

max. 1.7

max. 1.7

max. 1.7

max. 1.7

CRGO

CRGO

CRGO

CRGO

0.92

0.92

0.92

0.92

Off Load

Off Load

Off Load

Off Load

Tap Changer (Clause 5.8)

7.01

Tap changer type

7.02

Principal tapping at HV winding

kV

11

11

11

11

7.03

Tapping range

+2.5, 0, -2.5,
-5, -7.5

+2.5, 0, -2.5,
-5, -7.5

+2.5, 0, -2.5,
-5, -7.5

+2.5, 0, -2.5,
-5, -7.5

7.04

Number of tap positions and tap step

steps

5 2.5%

5 2.5%

5 2.5%

5 2.5%

Temparature characteristics
8.01

Ambient temperature (max.)

40

40

40

40

8.02

Ambient temperature (average)

37

37

37

37

8.03

Temperature rise limit (at 1000 m )

65

65

65

65

8.04

oil / top

60

60

60

60

8.05

windings / average

65

65

65

65

8.06

windings hot spot

78

78

78

78

Losses (Clause 8)
9.01

Max No-load loss at rated voltage and frequency

170

270

440

610

9.02

Max Full load (Copper loss)

850

1500

2400

3700

9.03

Tap Position

Nominal

Nominal

Nominal

Nominal

9.04

Rated voltage at full load (P.F=0.95)

Efficiency referred to 75oC at rated voltage and
frequency
100% rated output and P.F= 1 (%)

98.32

98.52

98.77

98.93

9.05
9.06

kV

9.07

100% rated output and P.F= 0.95 (%)

9.08

No load current as percent of rated current

9.09
9.1
10

98.76

98.93

99.08

99.2

at 90% voltage (%)

1.35

1.35

1.08

0.9

at 100% voltage (%)

1.5

1.5

1.2

1.0

MV Bushings (Clsuse 5.6)

10.01

Manufacturer

To State

10.02

rated current

250

250

250

250

10.03

power frequency test level (at 1000 m)

kV

70

70

70

70

10.04

lightning impulse level (at 1000 m)

kV

170

170

170

170

10.05

clearance across insulator (at 1000m)

mm

400

400

400

400

10.06

adjustable arcing horns

yes/no

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

11

LV Bushing (Clause 5.7)

11.01

Manufacturer

To State

11.02

type (DIN type or eqvt.)

11.03

rated current

250

250

630

630

11.04

power frequency test level (at 1000 m)

kV

28

28

28

28

11.05

lightning impulse level (at 1000 m)

kV

75

75

75

75

11.06

clearance across insulator

mm

11.07

Min. creepage distance

11.08

Bushing Cups

12

55

55

70

70

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Lab/Manuf

Lab/Manuf

Lab/Manuf

Lab/Manuf

dB(A)

50

54

60

61

Testing and Inspection (Clause 4)

12.01

Type tests to be carried out. Please state if this is

to be carried out at international lab or
Manufacturer's works

12.02

Noise level at a measuring distance of 0.3 m

13

mm

Equipment and Accessories (Clause 10)

13.01

Rating and diagram

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.02

Oil filling device

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.03

Oil Drain Plug

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.04

Oil Level indicator

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.05

Pressure relief device

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.06

Tank earthing terminals.

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.07

Lifting lugs

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.08

Pulling Lugs

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.09

Winding lifting lugs

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.10

Surge Arrester mounting bracket

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.11

Unit centre lines marked clearly on the tank

sides.

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.12

Locking device for the off-circuit tap changer

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13.13

A tinted copper jumper of 25mm x 1mm

14

Transformer Tank (Clause 6)

14.01

Transformer total mass

kg

To State

To State

To State

To State

14.02

Overall dimensions including bushings:

14.03

Height

mm

To State

To State

To State

To State

14.04

Depth

mm

To State

To State

To State

To State

14.05

Width

14.06

Thickness of tank plate

mm

To State

To State

To State

To State

14.07

Top

mm

14.08

Bottom

mm

14.09

Sides

mm

14.10

Colour of transformer

RAL 7032

RAL 7032

RAL 7032

RAL 7032

14.11

Thickness of surface paint treatment

>160

>160

>160

>160

Yes/No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15

Documentation submitted with the Bid

(Clause 14)

15.01

Manufactuer's Letter of authorization

15.02

Document with production in last 5 years

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.03

Manufactuer's supply record

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.04

Brosure with charatceritics

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.05

Operation manual

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.06

Drawing of dimensions

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.07

Type Test Reports

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.08

Testing Equipment list

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.09

Iso certification

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15.10

Quality Control Plan

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes