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Oil-Immersed Transformers Overview

Oil-immersed transformers are the workhorse of power distribution worldwide — in IEC markets the 10kV and 11kV classes carry the bulk of distribution capacity — and remain the default choice wherever capacity, overload capability, and cost per kVA matter most. QDTB supplies oil-filled transformers from 10 kVA to 5,000 kVA, up to 35 kV per IEC 60076 and GB 1094, with efficiency grades evolving from S11 through S13 to the latest S20. The insulating oil does double duty - cooling the windings and suppressing partial discharge - which is why oil units handle higher continuous and short-time overloads than dry-type of the same rating. Options include hermetic sealing, on-load tap changers, and amorphous alloy cores for the lowest no-load loss.

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S - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

S Series

The S series three-phase oil-immersed distribution transformers serve North American markets, operating at 60Hz with standard primary voltages of 480V and secondary 240V per IEEE C57 / ANSI C84.1 standards. Rated 10–5000 kVA, 0.48–34.5 kV primary and 0.208–0.48 kV secondary, mineral-oil insulation with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for utility distribution networks, substations, solar farms, and industrial power systems.

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SZ - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

SZ Series

The SZ series oil-immersed transformers integrate an on-load tap changer (OLTC) for automatic voltage regulation under load, available across 6kV, 10kV and 35kV primary voltages per IEC 60076. Rated 10–5000 kVA, 0.48–35 kV primary and 0.208–0.48 kV secondary, mineral-oil insulation with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for utility distribution networks, substations, solar farms, and industrial power systems.

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S11-M - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

S11-M Series

The S11-M series features sealed construction with Level 11 energy efficiency, providing enhanced protection against moisture and environmental contaminants. Rated 10–5000 kVA, 0.48–35 kV primary and 0.208–0.48 kV secondary, mineral-oil insulation with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for utility distribution networks, substations, solar farms, and industrial power systems.

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S13-M - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

S13-M Series

The S13-M series delivers enhanced energy efficiency with Level 13 rating, combining sealed construction with improved performance. Rated 10–5000 kVA, 0.48–35 kV primary and 0.208–0.48 kV secondary, mineral-oil insulation with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for utility distribution networks, substations, solar farms, and industrial power systems.

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S20-M - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

S20-M Series

The S20-M series represents the highest energy efficiency class for oil-immersed transformers, achieving Level 20 rating with exceptional performance. Rated 10–5000 kVA, 0.48–35 kV primary and 0.208–0.48 kV secondary, mineral-oil insulation with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for utility distribution networks, substations, solar farms, and industrial power systems.

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S11 - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

S11 Series

The S11 series represents standard oil-immersed distribution transformers meeting Level 11 energy efficiency standards, widely used in power distribution networks. Rated 10–5000 kVA, 0.48–35 kV primary and 0.208–0.48 kV secondary, mineral-oil insulation with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for utility distribution networks, substations, solar farms, and industrial power systems.

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SL11 - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

SL11 Series

The SL11 series features aluminum winding construction with Level 11 energy efficiency, offering cost-effective solutions for power distribution. Rated 10–5000 kVA, 0.48–35 kV primary and 0.208–0.48 kV secondary, mineral-oil insulation with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for utility distribution networks, substations, solar farms, and industrial power systems.

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Renewable Step-Up Transformers - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

Renewable Step-Up Transformers Series

Renewable step-up transformers raise the low-voltage output of photovoltaic and wind generation to the medium-voltage grid connection, with low no-load and load losses for high annual energy yield. Rated 100–5000 kVA, 0.4/0.69 kV low voltage to 10–35 kV high voltage, mineral-oil or sealed construction with 65 K temperature rise. Suitable for solar farms, wind farms, and energy-storage interconnection.

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Wound Core Transformers - QDTB Oil-Immersed Transformers

Wound Core Transformers Series

Three-dimensional wound core (triangular core) oil-immersed transformers use a continuously wound core forming a triangular (delta) magnetic circuit with no air gaps, giving lower no-load loss, lower noise and a more compact, lighter tank than conventional stacked-core designs. Rated 30–2500 kVA in S13/S20-M·RL grades, 6–35 kV primary, built to IEC 60076 for energy-saving distribution applications.

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Iₙ = S / (√3·U) · I_sc = 100·Iₙ / uₖ · S_sc = √3·U·I_sc · I_p = k·Iₖ

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Application Scenarios

Utility Power Grids

Primary and distribution transformers for substations up to 35 kV.

Industrial Power

Heavy-duty transformers for steel mills, chemical plants, and mining.

Commercial Distribution

Energy-efficient distribution for large commercial complexes.

Power Generation

Station transformers for thermal, hydro, and nuclear plants.

Agricultural Irrigation

Rural electrification with cost-effective solutions.

Infrastructure

Power for railways, airports, ports, and telecom.

Technical Advantages

1

S11 to S20 efficiency evolution

Each generation lowers no-load and load losses; S13 is the mainstream low-loss grade and S20 is the latest ultra-low-loss generation.

2

Superior overload capability

Insulating oil cools and quenches arcs, so oil units carry higher short-time overloads than dry-type of the same rating.

3

Hermetic sealing option

Fully sealed tanks keep oil from contact with air, extending oil life and cutting maintenance to periodic testing.

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Amorphous core option

Combines oil cooling with an amorphous core for the lowest no-load loss in the range.

FAQ - Oil-Immersed Transformers

What are the advantages of oil-immersed over dry-type transformers?
Higher capacity range, better overload, lower cost per kVA, superior cooling. Ideal for outdoor installations.
How often does the oil need maintenance?
Hermetic sealed designs need testing every 3-5 years only. No oil top-ups required.
What cooling methods are available?
ONAN standard up to 2,500 kVA, ONAF for larger units, OFAF for highest capacity.
What efficiency class do they meet?
Standard meets GB 20052 Class 2. Amorphous alloy achieves Class 1 with 60-70% lower no-load losses.
Is an on-load tap changer available?
Yes, with MR and domestic brands for voltage regulation without power interruption.
What do the S11, S13 and S20 designations mean?
They are Chinese efficiency grades for oil-immersed transformers. Each generation lowers no-load and load losses - S13 is the current mainstream low-loss grade and S20 is the newest ultra-low-loss generation.
What is a 10kV oil-immersed transformer?
A distribution transformer that steps 10,000V down to 0.4kV (400V) for commercial and industrial loads. The 10kV class is the standard distribution voltage in China and many IEC markets (11kV in India and the UK), with common ratings from 100 kVA to 2,500 kVA.

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Hermetically Sealed vs Conservator vs Dry-Type: How to Choose

 Hermetically Sealed (S-M)Conservator Tank TypeDry-Type (Cast Resin)
Oil preservationTank welded shut after vacuum filling — oil sealed from the atmosphere for lifeOil expansion taken up by a conservator tank with breather and silica gelNo insulating oil at all — windings encapsulated in cast resin
Routine maintenanceOil tested only at long intervals; no top-ups in normal serviceBreather silica gel and oil level checked periodically, oil tests on scheduleNo oil sampling or leak management over the service life
CoolingONAN, with ONAF available on larger ratingsONAN, ONAF or OFAF depending on ratingAN or AF
Fire safety & locationMineral oil load needs containment and fire separationSame oil load, plus headroom above the tank for expansionSelf-extinguishing and oil-free, so suitable indoors
Overload capabilityCirculating oil carries heat away, giving generous short-time overloadThe same oil cooling benefit as a hermetic unitLower short-time overload than an oil unit of equal rating
Cost per kVALowest of the three at distribution ratingsComparable to hermetic at the same ratingHigher, driven by resin and the winding process
Typical applicationOutdoor distribution, pole and pad mountingUtility and industrial substations with inspection accessIndoor electrical rooms, metro and data centres

Where QDTB® Oil-Immersed Transformers Are Specified

Oil-immersed units carry the bulk of distribution capacity in IEC markets, so they are specified wherever a 10 kV or 11 kV feeder has to be stepped down to 0.4 kV over a wide area: utility distribution networks, industrial plants, commercial estates and agricultural irrigation feeders. The oil both cools the windings and suppresses partial discharge, which is why one oil unit serves a load that would need a larger dry-type machine.

On renewable projects the same platform works as the step-up transformer at the collector substation. Solar and wind farms in the QDTB® renewable range use oil-immersed or wound-core designs where the transformer stands outdoors and the ambient swings widely across the year.

Petrochemical, mining and heavy-industry plants specify oil-immersed distribution units for motor and process loads that see frequent overload, and move to the S13 or S20 loss grades where the operator buys against total cost of ownership rather than first cost. Those sites also specify the option list — hermetic sealing, OLTC, amorphous core — against their own maintenance capability.

Hermetic sealing is the default where the site has no crew to test oil and change silica gel; conservator designs are chosen where the utility wants a visible oil level and headroom for expansion. An on-load tap changer is quoted on request for networks with wide voltage swings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of oil-immersed over dry-type transformers?

Higher capacity range, better overload, lower cost per kVA, superior cooling. Ideal for outdoor installations.

How often does the oil need maintenance?

Hermetic sealed designs need testing every 3-5 years only. No oil top-ups required.

What cooling methods are available?

ONAN standard up to 2,500 kVA, ONAF for larger units, OFAF for highest capacity.

What efficiency class do they meet?

Standard meets GB 20052 Class 2. Amorphous alloy achieves Class 1 with 60-70% lower no-load losses.

Is an on-load tap changer available?

Yes, with MR and domestic brands for voltage regulation without power interruption.

What do the S11, S13 and S20 designations mean?

They are Chinese efficiency grades for oil-immersed transformers. Each generation lowers no-load and load losses - S13 is the current mainstream low-loss grade and S20 is the newest ultra-low-loss generation.

What is a 10kV oil-immersed transformer?

A distribution transformer that steps 10,000V down to 0.4kV (400V) for commercial and industrial loads. The 10kV class is the standard distribution voltage in China and many IEC markets (11kV in India and the UK), with common ratings from 100 kVA to 2,500 kVA.