Generator Transformer definition

Generator Transformer means power transformer required to
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Generator Transformer. The generator transformer protection shall be designed to protect against the effects of the following conditions: Over loading Phase faults Loss of oil Ground faults Over heating This protection shall be effected by a coordinated application of the following types of relays. Differential relays Neutral overcurrent relay Sudden-pressure relay Combustible gas detector relay Hot spot relay Temperature relay Low oil level relay
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Examples of Generator Transformer in a sentence

  • A further circuit breaker is to be installed between the 11 kV bus and the LV terminals of the Generator Transformer.

  • The indicative electrical system is shown in accordance with section 1.1.1 of these Owner's Technical Requirements on Ormat drawing No. 0.002.95.689.0-Revision 2, General One Line Diagram in Schedule J, The Generator Transformer and surge arresters will be located inside the Transpower switchyard at Bay 2.

  • Similar meter (export and import) of the same accuracy shall be installed by the SPD at the line isolator on outgoing feeder on HV side of Generator Transformer (hereinafter called Standby Meter).

  • The Generator Transformer will be connected in delta on the LV side and in star on the HV side.

  • Online Gas Analysers were installed for oil analysis on each of Kusile Power Station big three transformers (i.e. Generator Transformer and two Unit Transformers).

  • The connection from the 11 kV Binary Plant bus to the 220/11 kV Generator Transformer shall be made by cable via an 11 kV circuit breaker.

  • The Generator Transformer will be used to step up from a generator voltage of 11 kV between phases to a transmission voltage of 220 kV between phases.