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Specifying a transformer for a particular application is no simple matter, requiring thorough training and expertise, a high level of experience, and access to well-established

When selecting a transformer, a customer needs to understand very clearly the issues relating to the load that the transformer will supply or be supplied

Dry-type transformers are safer and more environmentally friendly, while requiring less maintenance. This is why much of the world has moved towards this technology, and

The losses of a transformer comprise two parts – no-load (or core) losses and load (or copper) losses. No-load losses are a constant and are independent of the power being drawn while load losses vary according to the power being draw.

A key question that anyone contemplating the purchase of a transformer needs to ask is whether the selected manufacturer has a facility capable of testing

Monitoring has proved vital in efforts to optimise equipment health and performance, and to avoid unscheduled downtime. As a critical part of most industry sectors,