POWER TRANSFORMER

B.1
B.1.1

Technical Features and Requirements

Transformer Description
Description
a. Type
b. Number of phase
c. Insulation
d. Application
e. Class (Outdoor, indoor)
f. Core construction (Core, shell)
g. Continuous rated output at 65C max. temperature rise,
MVA
h. Self-cooled rating (ONAN), MVA
i. 1st stage cooling rating, MVA
j. 2nd stage cooling rating, MVA
k. Percent overload, %
l. Type of overload capability
m. Required number of hours for overload with top oil temperature not exceeding 110% at any
time
n.
Withstand Voltage:
1.
Nominal system voltage (kV rms):
H-winding, kV
X-winding, kV
Y-winding kV
X-winding, neutral terminal, kV
2.
Maximum system voltage (kV rms):
H-winding, kV
X-winding, kV
Y-winding, kV
H/X-winding, neutral terminal, kV
3.
Short-duration power frequency withstand voltage (kV rms):
H-winding, kV
X-winding, kV
Y-winding, kV
X-winding, neutral terminal, kV
4.
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage (kV crest):
H-winding, kV
X-winding, kV
Y-winding, kV
X-winding, neutral terminal, kV
5.
Switching Impulse Level (kV Crest):
H-winding, kV
X-winding, kV
Y-winding, kV
X-winding, neutral terminal, kV

o.
Exciting current at rated voltage and frequency and based on maximum MVA rating of
high voltage winding, not more than
B.1.2

Angular displacement for three-phase transformers (specify ANSI

Std. or vector group symbol if IEC Std. is applied)

B.1.3

Stabilizing winding
To be provided
Capacity rating

Note: Stabilizing winding shall be capable of withstanding the current resulting from any of the system fault specified in 7.1.1, IEEE
12.00-2000, recognizing the system grounding condition. The winding shall also be capable to circulate the system harmonic current
of the transformer rating.

B.1.4

Winding material shall be:

H
X
Y

B.1.5

Capacity Ratings

The maximum continuous loading in the respective windings without exceeding the temperature rise limitations under each cooling c
rated voltage and frequency shall be as follows:
a.
b.
1.
2.
3.

Winding
MVA Rating
H-winding
X-winding
Y-winding

c. PF (lead/lag)
d. Type of cooling
e.
Temperature Rise, C
1 Top Oil
Winding
B.1.6

Impedance
a.

% Impedance at rated voltage and frequency and based on maximum MVA rating and 85C

H-X winding*
H-Y winding*
X-Y winding
B.1.7

Audible Sound
a.

Average audio power sound level not more than, dB

when measured at the factory, in accordance with

(specify applied Standard)
with excitation of
B.1.8

Short Circuit Capability

a.
H-Terminals
1. Base Voltage, kV
2. Short Circuit apparent power
Ratio of zero to positive sequence impedance (X0/X1)
b.
X-Terminals
1. Base Voltage, kV
2. Short Circuit Apparent Power
3. Ratio of zero to positive sequence impedance (X 0/X1)
c.
Y-Terminals
1.
Base Voltage, kV
2. Short Circuit apparent power
3.
Ratio of zero to positive sequence impedance (X 0/X1)
B.1.9

Bushings
The contractor shall provide bushings as follows:
a.
Bushing class and standard:
1.
HV Terminals (H):
Rated continuous current A,
Highest Voltage for Equipment, kV
Power Frequency Withstand Voltage, kV
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage, kV peak
Creepage length, mm
2.
LV Terminals (X):
Rated continuous current A,
Highest Voltage for Equipment, kV
Power Frequency Withstand Voltage, kV
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage, kV peak
Creepage length, mm
3.
LV Terminals (Y):
Rated continuous current A,
Highest Voltage for Equipment, kV
Power Frequency Withstand Voltage, kV
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage, kV peak
Creepage length, mm
4.

LV Neutral Terminal (X0)

Rated continuous current A,

Highest Voltage for Equipment, kV
Power Frequency Withstand Voltage, kV
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage, kV peak
Creepage length, mm
b. Color of bushing
c.

Provided with taps for On-Line Diagnostic Device on the condenser bushings

H terminal bushings
X terminal bushings

Y terminal bushings
X0 terminal bushings
d.
Terminal connectors shall be provided as listed below.
Each terminal shall have a maximum RIV level of 10 microvolts when energized at 125 percent of
the rating of the associated winding.

B.1.10

(H)
(X)
(Y)

(X0)

Cooling
a.
Cooling medium will be (Air, Water, Oil)
b.
Temperature
1.
Temperature of cooling air, not to exceed
2.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.

Average temperature of the cooling air for any 24h period, not to exceed
Conduit connections to the weatherproof control cabinets shall be:
Cooler arrangement (separately mounted or transformer mounted)
Coolers (specify radiator, cooler tubes)
Steps of forced cooling (one, two)
Fan motor supply voltage, V

h.
Cooling fan control, including selection and display of Auto-Manual mode, selection and
display of Fan Group, control and display ON-OFF fan groups of the transformers shall be
integrated in the Transformer Monitoring and Control System for both outdoor and indoor
cubicles:
i.
Temperature monitor and control system to be interfaced to the Control System for
Substation:
B.1.11

Surge Arrester Mounted on Transformer

a.
Surge arresters shall be supplied for the following terminals:

H Side
1.
2.

1.
2.

B.1.12

H1, H2 and H3 and they shall be solidly grounded to the transformer pad:
Type, Rating and Specification
L.V. Side
X1, X2 and X3 and they shall be solidly grounded to the transformer pad:
Surge arrester Type & Specification

Continuous Gas Monitoring System

a.
Supply of intelligent on-line continuous gas-in-oil incipient fault detection system for seven
(7) key gases, namely: hydrogen, methane, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ethylene, ethane,
oxygen & acetylene, including all attachment, transmitter with sensor, communication controller,
alarm indicators, continuous ppm display, software and calibrator (Yes, No)

b.
1.
2.
c.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Hardware
Software
Having the following functions: (Yes, No)
Gas level Indication
Gas trends (hourly and daily trends)
Faulty annunciation alarm indicator and status indicator 2
History logging
Configuration and self-test
Remote software upgrading possible

d.

Display range

e.

Continuous Gas gas-in-oil Monitoring System of the transformers shall be:

1.
2.
f.
B.1.13

Type1

Integrated to the transformer monitoring and Control System

Interfaced to the Control System for the Substation
Degree of protection of panel enclosures

Temperature Indicator
a.
Supply of dial-type winding temperature indicators mounted on the transformer for top oil
and hot spot winding temperatures mounted side by side with each other approximately 1500 mm
above ground level
b.

Monitoring Equipment for Remote Temperature Indication shall be provided

1.
Type
2. Resistance Coil Hot Spot Temperature Indicator
3. Transfer Switch (with, without)
4. Instrument for Panel Mounting (size)
5. Required points for remote digital temperature recorder
c. Equipment for Data Logging to be provided
1. Number or Number Per Phase
2. Type: (Resistance Coil, Thermocouple, RTD, etc.)
d. Integrated in the Transformer Monitoring and Control System (Yes, No)
e. Incorporated in the Control System of a Substation (Yes, No)
B.1.14

Sudden Pressure Relay

a. Sudden pressure relay, required (Yes, No)
b.
Type2
c.

Sudden Pressure Relay alarm/trip of the transformers should be integrated in the:

1. Transformer Monitoring and Control System

2. Control System for the Substation
B.1.15

Transformer Control System

a.
A complete outdoor and indoor transformer control and monitoring system panel to be
provided (Yes, No)
b.

Transformer to be operated in parallel with the other transformer (Yes, No)

1. Paralleling Device to be provided (Yes, No)

2.
c.
d.
1.
2.
B.1.16

Paralleling of transformer shall follow the principle of:

Local and remote annunciator panel to be provided (Yes, No)
Degree of protection of transformer control system panel
Indoor Panel
Outdoor Panel

Transformer Taps
a.
The taps specified in Paragraph 1.17 shall be full capacity taps and shall be connected as
described therein.
1.

The taps, upon which all ratings shall be based, shall be for the:

High Voltage
2.
The transformer shall be equipped with a: (specify on-load, no-load) ta p changers set at
these taps

B.1.17

Tap Changer
a.
An On-load tap changing mechanism shall be furnished
and provided for the transformer:
1.
Type (oil-immersed, vacuum)
The oil in the switching compartment separated from the oil in the main tank
b.

Taps above rating shall be (percent steps/number)

c.

Taps below rating shall be (percent steps/number)

d.
e.

Operation and Control (auto, remote, manual)

Tap changer rated current, A

f.

Power supply for motor, V

g.

Power requirement, motor, kW3

h.
Provision in the design of the LTC control circuit for future-present operation with another
transformer (Yes, No)
i.
A protective relay (oil-flow operated and a sudden-pressure operated protection relay with
trip contact) shall be provided for the conservator of the LTC

j.
All tap-changer functions, including tap changer position sensing, selection and display of
Auto-Manual mode, oil- flow and sudden pressure operated relays (analog output=4- 20 mA)
shall be integrated in the Transformer Monitoring and Control System

B.1.18

Bushing Current Transformer

a.
Bushing Current Transformer
1.
2.

3.

4.

5.

Bushing current transformers shall be supplied at the following terminals:

Rated secondary current, A:
H-bushing
X-bushing
Y-bushing
Neutral
Current Ratio:
H-bushing
X-bushing
Y-Bushing
Neutral
No. of Cores: (All Substations)
H-bushing
X-bushing
Y-bushing
Neutral
Core Assignment:

a.
H-bushing:
Core 1
Core 2
b.
X-bushing:
Core 1
Core 2
c.
Y-bushing:
Core 1
Core 2
d.
Neutral Core 1 Core 2
Core 1
Core 2
6.
Accuracy class/Burden
a.
Metering Core
b.
Relaying cores
B.1.19

Oil Preservation system

a. The conservator type of oil preservation system of the transformer shall be of the: (specify
diaphragm, nitrogen gas sealed, etc
b. A single-float Buchholz relay shall be provided for each main conservator connected to the
highest point of the conservator as leakage detector for the diaphragm of the air-bag type:
(Yes, No)

c.
A non-return valve with trip contact and automatic closing action for each main conservator,
isolating the conservator when back-flow to the transformer corresponding to the breathing action
is exceeded shall be provided. (Yes, No)
d.
Isolation valves before and after the bucholz relay and Fire Prevention shutter valve to be
provided (Yes, No)
B.1.20

Insulating Oil
a.

Insulating oil shall be mineral oil in accordance with ASTM D3487 (Type I, Type II)

b.
Additional Properties:
1. Min. Flash Point, oC (ASTM D92)
2. Pour Point, max. oC (not higher than)
3. Kinematic, Viscosity at 40C, mm/s
4. Elect. Breakdown limit, kV
c. Shipment Samples
B.1.21

Tolerances
a.

Losses

1.

No-load loss

2.

Total losses

b. Impedance

B.1.22

The following shall be provided to facilitate handling the transformer:

a. Skid Base of Heavy Steel to be provided
b. Standard Skid Base of Heavy Steel (with or without wheels)
c.

Wheels shall be removable type (specify uni-directional, bi- directional)

d. Transformer rails to be provided

B.1.23

Bushing Location

B.1.23.1 The location of the bushings of the transformer shall be as shown below:
Left Hand

Right Hand

High Voltage Side Terminal

Xo when required Neutral Terminal

Low Voltage Side Terminal

B.1.24

Explosion and Fire Prevention Measures

a.

Transformer Explosion and Fire Prevention and

Extinguishing Measures to be provided for the Transformer

1.

Type

2.

To include

a. Main tank
b. OLTC
c. Oil Filter Units

Note: The supply of Transformer Explosion Prevention and Fire Prevention System including supervision in theinstallation, tes
commissioning shall be included in the price of the Power Transformer.

B.1.25

Oil Filter Units

a.
Oil Filter Units to be provided for each OLTC Tank
b.

Type

c.

Flow rate capacity

d.
e.

Filter accuracy
Residual water content in oil after filter

B.2

Test and Manufacturer Requirements

B.2.1

Type and Routine Test

a.
The transformer design may be new or of previous design with the same rating and voltage
level.
1.
If new, design (type) tests and reports are required
2.
If previous design of same rating and voltage level, certified type test reports of duplicate
production type are acceptable.
b.

Routine Tests to be performed on all the transformers whether new or of previous design.

c.

Certified Routine test reports to be submitted

d.

Test reports of licenser instead of Contractors manufacturer is:

e.

Test frequency requirement (Power)

f.

Factory Acceptance Tests (Routine) to be witnessed by Owners Representative (s) 4

g.

Required no. of personnel to witness Factory Acceptance Tests 5

B.3

Auxiliary Power Supply

B.3.1

The items listed below shall be designed to receive the following auxiliary voltage source.
a.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Motor
Voltage
No. of phase
No. of wire
Frequency, Hz
System (Specify ungrounded, grounded)
No. of set

7. Automatic power supply transfer switch6

b.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Control, space heater/dehumidifier, lighting & power outlet

Voltage
No. of phase
No. of wire
Frequency, Hz
System (Specify ungrounded, grounded)
No. of set

c.
DC supply voltage
1. Voltage
2. No. of set
3. System (Specify ungrounded, grounded)
B.4

Spares and Spare Parts

B.4.1

The following spares and spare parts aside from those Contractors recommended spare parts for
the Power Transformer shall be furnished, delivered and stored at Malita Substation, to wit:
a.

Bushings for the high voltage terminals complete w/ gaskets and oil, if oil-filled:

H terminals
X terminals
Y terminals
b.

Sets(s) of Bushing Current Transformer of each type and voltage rating used:

c. Set(s) of gauges and thermometers of each type used

d. Fan motor set(s)
e. Pump motor set(s)
f. Set of gaskets for each type of manholes and handholes
g.

Set(s) of control switch breaker and miniature circuit breaker of each type used

h.
Buccholz relay
i. Sudden pressure relay

j.
k.

Temperature relay of each type used

Pressure relief device of each type used

l. Insulating oil in sealed non-returnable drums (this is in addition to the 5% excess mentioned in
Paragraph 3.2.2.12.6 of the technicl specfication
m. 200% of actual use of annunciator window with lamps
n. 200% of actual use of filter materials for OLTC
o. Paper filter insert for the Oil Filter Unit
p. Temperature switch for the Oil Filter Unit
B.5

Tools and Appliances

B.5.1

The following shall be provided as tools and appliances for the transformer:
1. Manually operated jacks of ample capacity to raise the transformer during installation at job
site
2. Set of any special tools, wrenches and equipment that may be necessary or convenient for
assembling/disassembling of the transformer
3. Set of slings enough to lift 110% of the transportweight of the transformer

B.6

Other Technical Requirements for the Transformer

B.6.1

Transformer Losses
1. Transformer Guaranteed Losses at rated MVA, frequency, voltage and temperature
a. No-Load Losses, kW (NL-L)
b. Load Losses, kW (LL), at 85C ONAN rating
c. Aux. Loss for Stage 1 Cooling, kW (AuxL1)
d. Aux. Loss for Stage 2 Cooling , kW (Aux L2)
e. Total Losses, kW ( a + b + c + d )

Note: The Bidders shall provide the information on the Transformer Guaranteed Losses by filling up the above requirements.

2.

Capitalized Cost for Transformer Losses

In the bid evaluation, the figure listed below in US$/kw will be multiplied by its respective guaranteed loss value in kilowatts, and
figures will be added to give the total capitalized cost for transformer losses.

No-Load Loss at 100% of rated voltage on mid-tap

(NL-L) Load Losses, kW (LL), at 85C ONAN rating
Auxiliary Loss for Stage 1 Cooling, (AuxL1)
Auxiliary Loss for Stage 2 Cooling, (AuxL2)

For the purpose of comparing bids, the value obtained for the total capitalized cost for transformer losses will be added to the bid pric
total evaluated for bid comparison.
3.

Cost of Transformer Losses

During Factory Acceptance Test, if the transformer losses, as determined by test at rated voltage, frequency and 100% rated MVA (on
tapping) exceeded the guaranteed total losses, the excess in losses shall be computed at the following rates and using the formula stip
Paragraph 1.2.4.5 of the Transco 2005 Edition of the technical specification. The resulting amount shall be deducted from the contrac
transformer.
a.

No-Load Loss at 100% of rated voltage on mid-tap, (NL-L)

b. Load Losses, kW (LL), at 85C ONAN rating

c. Auxiliary Loss for Stage 1 Cooling, (AuxL1)
d. Auxiliary Loss for Stage 2 Cooling , (AuxL2)
B.6.2

Maintenance Free Dehydrating (silica gel) Breathers for the Transformers

In lieu of the conventional type of dehydrating breathers with silica gel or similar drying agents which always require periodic sight c
frequent replacement of used-up granulate of silica gel, a newly develop maintenance free dehydrating breathers similar to MR type M
be used for the transformers.

B.6.3

Impact Recorder for Transformer

A three dimensional shock recorder with a period recording chart for three months shall be provided by the Contractor for each of the
to be supplied. The Contractor shall state the allowable safety limit of the readings for the impact.

In the event that the reading of the impact recorder exceeded the safety limit during and after loading, transport and unloading of the transfor
Contractor should promptly report this matter to the Owner and conduct a thorough examination of the transformer to assess the possible dam
might occur in the transformer. If the result of the reading would render the transformer unserviceable, then the Contractor should immediate
remedial measures to make sure that the transformer would be safely and properlyoperational. If the defect however, would necessitate a com
replacement of the transformer, then the Contractor should do so at his own expense. It is understood that the replacement and/or the remedia
undertaken on the transformer would not entail time extension on the contractual date in the implementation of the Project.

C.

Other Technical Data to be Filled-in by Contractor

C.1
The Contractor furnished data and information are included in this Specification to indicate the guaranteed performance da
performance, interface requirements and construction features of all Contractor furnished equipment. The accuracy of such informati
compatibility of such information with overall performance requirements specified by Owner are the sole responsibility of the Contra

C.2 Environmental Considerations

C.2.1 In accordance with Paragraph 2.8 of the General Technical Requirements and the Technical Data Sheets of Section 2, the opera
environment for this installation _(will , will not) affect the life expectancy of the components used in this equipment. If there will be
following components will be affected as follows:

Component

C.3 Other Technical Data by Contractor

Contractors Data
a.

Country of Origin

1.

Transformer

2.

Bushings

a.

H-Terminal

b.

X-Terminal

c.

Neutral

3.

Surge Arrester Mounted on Transformer

4.

Continuous Gas Monitoring System

5.

On-Load Tap Changer

6.

Transformer Control System

7.

Transformer Explosion and Fire Prevention System

8.

On line Diagnostic for Transformer Bushing

b.

Manufacturer

1.

Transformer

2.

Bushings

a.

H-Terminal

b.

X-Terminal

c.

Neutral

3.

Surge Arrester Mounted on Transformer

4.

Continuous Gas Monitoring System

5.

On-Load Tap Changer

6.

Transformer Control System

7.

Transformer Explosion and Fire Prevention System

8.

On line Diagnostic for Transformer Bushing

c.
1.

Type and Designation

Transformer

2.
a.

Bushings
H-Terminal

b.
c.
3.

X-Terminal
Neutral
Surge Arrester Mounted on Transformer

4.

Continuous Gas Monitoring System

5.

On-Load Tap Changer

6.

Transformer Control System

7.

Transformer Explosion and Fire Prevention System

8.

On line Diagnostic for Transformer Bushing

d.

Winding Construction

e.

Core Construction

f.
1.

Exciting Current
at rated voltage

2.
g.
1.

at 110% rated voltage

Resistance per phase, ohm
H-winding

2.
h.
1.

X-winding
Winding Distributed Capacitance per Phase
Winding to Ground

H
X

2.

Between Winding

i.

H-X
Bushing Capacitance (stud to tap/tap to flange), pf
H

j.

CT Capacitance to Ground, pf

k.

Estimated Natural Resonant Frequency of the Transformer, Hz

l.

Cooling Power Required

1.

First step cooling, kW

2.

Second step cooling, kW

m.

Coolers

1. Quantity
2. Surface area, each (cm2)
n.

Winding Temperature Setting, C

1.

High Temperature Alarm

2.

High Temperature Trip

3.

Step Cooling

4.

Second Step Cooling

o.

Fans

1.

Type

2.

Quantity

3.

Motor size, hp

4.

Motor speed, rpm

5.

Capacity, cfm

6.

Locked rotor, A

7.

Normal load, kW

p.

Pump

1. Type
2. Quantity
3. Motor size, hp
4. Motor speed, rpm
5. Capacity, cfm
6. Locked rotor, A
7. Normal load, kW
q.

Magnetic flux density at rated voltage and frequency

r.

Percent regulation at:

1.

0.8 pf

2.

0.9 pf

3.

1.0 pf

s.

Guaranteed sound level without forced-cooling equipment, dB

t.

Reduction of Transformer capacity, %

1.

Outage of 1-radiator assembly

2.

Outage of 2-radiator assembly

3.

Outage of 3-radiator assembly

u.

Maximum pressure that the transformer tank can withstand:

1.

Positive internal pressure

2.

Vacuum (gauge pressure)

v.

Thickness of tank wall, mm

w.

Thickness of tank bottom, mm

x.

Weights

1.

Weight of core, kg

2.
3.
4.
y.
1.

Weight of winding, kg (total)

Oil-weight
Total weight with oil, kg
Shipping Dimension
Completely assembled
Overall height, mm
Height over tank, mm

2.

Untanking weight, mm
Dimension (accessories removed)

Overall height, mm

Height over tank, mm

Owners Requirements
3-phase
Mineral oil
Substation Transformer
Outdoor
Core
50
30
40
50
20
Short time
4hrs

69
13.8
NA
13.8

72.5
17.5
NA
17.5

140
38
NA
95

350
110
NA
110

not required
not required
NA
not required

1.5%

Dyn11
No
No
NA

any of the system fault specified in 7.1.1, IEEE Std. C57.

apable to circulate the system harmonic currents of up to 2%

Copper
Copper
NA

mperature rise limitations under each cooling conditions at

H, X, & Y
50
50
NA
0.85 lag
ONAN/ONAF/ONAF
65
65

11%
NA
NA

75

ANSI/IEEE C.57.12.90
100% MVA capacity

69
According to ANSI C57.12-2000
According to ANSI C57.12-2000

13.8
According to ANSI C57.12-2000
According to ANSI C57.12-2000

NA

600
72.5
140
325
2247.5

2500
24
50
95
746

NA
NA
NA
NA
NA

2500
24
50
95
746
Brown

No
No

NA
No

Refer to Drawing
Refer to Drawing
NA
Suitable for 125mm2 cu. conductor

Air and Oil

40C
30C
from bottom
Transformer mounted
Radiator fin type
Two
230V, 3 phase, 60hz

Yes

Yes

Yes
Refer to TDS for Surge Arrester
Yes
Refer to TDS for Surge Arrester

No

N/A
No
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A

N/A
N/A
N/A

Yes

Yes
Microprocessor based
1/phase
With
19 rack
3
Yes
3 or 1/phase
RTD
Yes
Yes

Yes

Yes
Yes

Yes
No
No
N/A
Yes
IP50
IP55

Yes
On-load

Yes, MR GERMANY
Vacuum Type

0.625% / 16
0.625% / 16
Auto, remote and manual
120% of the rated current of the transformer
230V, 3-phase, 60hz

Yes

Yes

H, X, and Neutral

5A
5A
N/A
5A
Yes
600:05:00
2500:05:00
NA
600:05:00
2
2
N/A
2

Metering
Relaying
Metering
Relaying
N/A
N/A
Relaying
Relaying
0.2/45VA
5P20/200VA

Diaphragm

Yes

Yes

Yes

Per manufacturers recommendation

145
-40
Max. 12
Min 50
Required

Not more than 10% of manufacturers specified

value
Not more than 6% of manufacturers specified
value

10% of the manufacturers spcifiec value

Yes
Without wheels
N/A
No

No

N/A
N/A
N/A

tem including supervision in theinstallation, testing and

the Power Transformer.

Yes
Outdoor stationary mounted on transformer tank
To be coordinated with the requirement of OLTC

10 mm or better
Less than 10 ppm

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
not acceptable
60 Hz
Yes

Three (3)

230Vac
3-phase
3-wire
60
Ungrounded
2-independent power supply
Provided

230Vac
1-phase, line to line
2-wire
60
Ungrounded
1

125
2-independent power supply
Ungrounded

1 unit
1 unit
N/A
1 each
1 each
2 sets
N/A
1 each
2 sets
1 each
1 each

1 each
1 each
500 liters
1 lot
1 lot
12 sets
1 each

N/A
N/A
N/A

Contractors Data

es by filling up the above requirements.

pective guaranteed loss value in kilowatts, and the resulting

ost for transformer losses.

$
$
$
$

transformer losses will be added to the bid price to give a

ed voltage, frequency and 100% rated MVA (on principal

t the following rates and using the formula stipulated at
ting amount shall be deducted from the contract price of the

$
$
$
$

ng agents which always require periodic sight checks and

free dehydrating breathers similar to MR type MTraB shall

ll be provided by the Contractor for each of the transformer

the impact.

er loading, transport and unloading of the transformer, the

ation of the transformer to assess the possible damage which
serviceable, then the Contractor should immediately take
nal. If the defect however, would necessitate a complete
nderstood that the replacement and/or the remedial measures
e implementation of the Project.

ation to indicate the guaranteed performance data, predicted

hed equipment. The accuracy of such information and the
Owner are the sole responsibility of the Contractor.

he Technical Data Sheets of Section 2, the operating

ponents used in this equipment. If there will be an effect, the

Effect

Contractor's Data

Fuji Electric (Japan)

Vietnam or equivalent
TBA
TBA
Thailand or equivalent
Out of scope
TBA
Germany or equivalent
Germany or equivalent
Out of scope
Out of scope
Fuji Tusco (Thailand)
ABB or equivalent
TBA
TBA
TBA
Out of scope
TBA
MR or ABB
MR or ABB
Out of scope
Out of scope

Open Type Conservator Tank

Porcelain or equivalent

Out of scope
TBA
Air Type
Single or 3 phase
Out of scope
Out of scope
layer
(layer, disc, etc)

core
(core, shell)

TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Out of scope
60
40
50
TBA upon PO issued
TBA upon PO issued
TBA upon PO issued
TBA upon PO issued
40MVA
50MVA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA

upon
upon
upon
upon

PO
PO
PO
PO

issued
issued
issued
issued

TBA upon PO issued

TBA upon PO issued
TBA upon PO issued
na
na
na
na
na
na
na

TBA upon PO issued

TBA upon PO issued
TBA upon PO issued
75
TBA
TBA
TBA

TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Approx 20000
Approx 78000

TBA
L6800 x W4300 x H5700

TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA