SEMINAR REPORT ON
“GAS INSULATED
TRANSFORMER”
Submitted By:-
CHANDAN KUMAR SINHA
[1222004]
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
(POWER SYSTEM)
18-02-2014
SF6  GAS INSULATED 
TRANSFORMER 
EMPLOYS SF6  GAS 
INSTEAD OF THE 
CONVENTIONAL OIL 
BOTH AS AN 
INSULATING AND 
COOLING AGENT.
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CONTENTS
SF6 ---AN OVERVIEW
GAS PROPERTIES
APPLICATIONS OF A GAS INSULATED
TRANSFORMER(GIT)
FEATURES OF A GIT
LAYOUT
COOLING APPARATUS OF A GAS
INSULATED TRANSFORMER
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OIT $ GIT
CONCLUSION
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SF6 – AN OVERVIEW
 SF6 or sulfur hexafluoride gas molecules are
combined by one sulfur and six fluorine atoms
S + 3F2 = SF6 + 262 KCal.
      Each sulphur atom in SF6 molecule creates covalent
bond with 6 fluorine atoms.
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SF6 GAS PROPERTIES
 It is colourless, odourless, nonflammable, non-
corrosive and chemically stable.
 High dielectric strength.
 Quenches arc effectively and has excellent cooling
properties.
 Good thermal conductivity and excellent thermal
stability.
 It’s eco-friendly and not poisonous.
 It can be recycled.
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APPLICATIONS OF SF6 GAS
INSULATED TRANSFORMER
 Hospitals, underground shopping centers,
substations where a high level of fire safety is
required.
 Water treatment plants and hydroelectric
power plants where waterways must be kept
unpolluted.
 Thermal power plants, chemical plants, public
works facilities etc where high reliability is
required.
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FEATURES OF A GAS
INSULATED TRANSFORMER
Highly flame resistant and non explosive.
High resistance to moisture.
Reduced installation space.
High reliability.
Causes no pollution.
Explosion proof tank.
Easy inspection and maintenance work.
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LAYOUT OF A GAS
INSULATED TRANSFORMER
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Oil immersed
transformer
Gas insulated
transformer
Insulation/cooling Insulating oil SF6 gas(Pressure 0.14
or 0.43MPa-g(20ˆ))
Solid Insulation
Material
Oil Impregnated Paper,
Pressboard
PET Film,PPS Film,
Aramide Paper,
Pressboard
Conservator Necessary Unnecessary
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Difference between oil immersed
transformer and gas insulated
transformer
Pressure rise on internal fault
Significant tank pressure increases do not occur
during internal failures due to the Gas
characteristics.
The risk of a tank explosion or fire incident can
be completely eliminated.
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COOLING APPATARTUS
 Employs a cooling
medium in liquid phase
such as a Refrigerant
R113 otherwise known as
Trifluorotrichloroethane
or C2F3Cl3.
 SF6 gas is obviously used
as the second cooling
medium.
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CONCLUSION
 Incessant research and continuous developments
have made construction of large capacity gas
insulated transformer possible.
 With the eco-friendly aspects of SF6 gas and
considering the huge advantages of the gas, long
strides can be made in this regard to further utilize
it and increase the efficiency of the transformer
and making the power system more reliable and
safer.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA
18-02-2014
REFERENCE
http://www.electrical4u.com/sulfur-hexafluoride-
sf6-gas-properties/
http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/refrigerants-d_
https://www.toshiba.com/ind/data/tag_files/GIT_
Brochure.pdf
18-02-2014
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Thank you
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18-02-2014

gas insulated transformer

  • 1.
    SEMINAR REPORT ON “GASINSULATED TRANSFORMER” Submitted By:- CHANDAN KUMAR SINHA [1222004] NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (POWER SYSTEM) 18-02-2014
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    CONTENTS SF6 ---AN OVERVIEW GAS PROPERTIES APPLICATIONSOF A GAS INSULATED TRANSFORMER(GIT) FEATURES OF A GIT LAYOUT COOLING APPARATUS OF A GAS INSULATED TRANSFORMER DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OIT $ GIT CONCLUSION NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 18-02-2014
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    SF6 – AN OVERVIEW  SF6 orsulfur hexafluoride gas molecules are combined by one sulfur and six fluorine atoms S + 3F2 = SF6 + 262 KCal.       Each sulphur atom in SF6 molecule creates covalent bond with 6 fluorine atoms. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
  • 5.
    SF6 GAS PROPERTIES It is colourless, odourless, nonflammable, non- corrosive and chemically stable.  High dielectric strength.  Quenches arc effectively and has excellent cooling properties.  Good thermal conductivity and excellent thermal stability.  It’s eco-friendly and not poisonous.  It can be recycled. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
  • 6.
    APPLICATIONS OF SF6GAS INSULATED TRANSFORMER  Hospitals, underground shopping centers, substations where a high level of fire safety is required.  Water treatment plants and hydroelectric power plants where waterways must be kept unpolluted.  Thermal power plants, chemical plants, public works facilities etc where high reliability is required. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
  • 7.
    FEATURES OF AGAS INSULATED TRANSFORMER Highly flame resistant and non explosive. High resistance to moisture. Reduced installation space. High reliability. Causes no pollution. Explosion proof tank. Easy inspection and maintenance work. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
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    LAYOUT OF AGAS INSULATED TRANSFORMER NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
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    Oil immersed transformer Gas insulated transformer Insulation/coolingInsulating oil SF6 gas(Pressure 0.14 or 0.43MPa-g(20ˆ)) Solid Insulation Material Oil Impregnated Paper, Pressboard PET Film,PPS Film, Aramide Paper, Pressboard Conservator Necessary Unnecessary 18-02-2014 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA Difference between oil immersed transformer and gas insulated transformer
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    Pressure rise oninternal fault Significant tank pressure increases do not occur during internal failures due to the Gas characteristics. The risk of a tank explosion or fire incident can be completely eliminated. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
  • 11.
    COOLING APPATARTUS  Employsa cooling medium in liquid phase such as a Refrigerant R113 otherwise known as Trifluorotrichloroethane or C2F3Cl3.  SF6 gas is obviously used as the second cooling medium. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
  • 12.
    CONCLUSION  Incessant researchand continuous developments have made construction of large capacity gas insulated transformer possible.  With the eco-friendly aspects of SF6 gas and considering the huge advantages of the gas, long strides can be made in this regard to further utilize it and increase the efficiency of the transformer and making the power system more reliable and safer. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014
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    Thank you NATIONAL INSTITUTEOF TECHNOLOGY PATNA 18-02-2014