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Offering our Customers Peace of Mind
Powertech Transformers has over 60 years of
experience in the transformer industry. Buying a
transformer from Powertech Transformers offers
the customer a one-stop-shop from design,
manufacturing, through to installation,
commission and ultimately maintenance of a full
range of power and distribution transformers all
the way up to the very large power transformers
of voltages up to 400kV and ratings of 795MVA.
But once you have bought your equipment, you
need to have peace of mind that it will perform at
its best throughout its entire lifespan. The sole
mandate of Powertech Transformers’
independent Services Division (PTT Services) is
to ensure that your transformer and its auxiliary
equipment operate according to their
specification and keep the sales promise that
was made. One less worry for you!
PTT Services comprises a number of highly
qualified and specialised engineers and
technicians that have a combined experience
and unsurpassed expertise of over 70 years in
installing and commissioning of transformers and
related equipment as well as service,
maintenance and performance monitoring
thereof. Their skills cover not only the Powertech
Transformers own units but a large number of
transformer brands.
Transformer Installation
Transformer Commissioning
Transformer Maintenance
Transformer Condition Assessment
A One Stop Shop for all Solution
We are able to provide an all-encompassing
service for any unit from 16 kVA up to 800MVA
at voltages up to 765kV, starting with
installation and commissioning followed by
maintenance of transformers to monitoring the
conditions that the transformer is expected to
perform under.
Our highly qualified and competent
commissioning engineers are able to
undertake a guaranteed complete electrical
testing and commissioning of transformers and
The equipment on site requires different
servicing at different stages of its life. PTT
Services focus is on
For each stage we have various service teams
who are experts in their own fields and who have
the knowledge and experience to meet our
customers’ needs. Geographic spread has not
put boundaries on our services. We will come to
you - wherever you are within South and
Southern Africa.
Proper testing and maintenance performed at
predefined intervals can uncover a problem
before a unit fails which results in costly outages.
The key to eliminating these unscheduled
outages is proactive testing and maintenance.
Information accumulated through routine
inspections and periodic testing will usually
provide warning of impending operation
problems. Recognising the warnings of an
impending failure requires careful analysis of the
records to identify significant trends or unusual
behaviour.
Local Expertise operating all over
Africa
We have local expertise based in our two
factories in Pretoria and Cape Town and a
team of technology experts available when
required to solve any problems that our
customers may encounter be it in South Africa
or any place in Sub-Sahara Africa
Our knowledge of the equipment installed is
based on the history, design review and
advanced diagnostics, anticipated fault
detection and corrective action planning
ensures greater reliability and optimisation of
network assets.
Our experts have over the decades also gain
extensive knowledge to service and maintain
transformers from other manufacturers as
In-house laboratory services at your
disposal
Within the Powertech Transformers group, we
have access to our in-house laboratory that is
fully South African National Accreditation
System (SANAS) accredited to perform the
following services to world class standards and
specifications (IEC, ISO).
Analysis of gases dissolved in oil
Testing of insulation oils
Testing of solid insulating materials
Calibration of electrical measuring
instruments
Transformer Installation
Once a transformer arrives on site, it is
imperative that the installation gets done by
experts. The future performance of the unit as
well as its lifespan can be severely affected if the
installation is not done correctly. Our installation
technicians have over seven decades of
experience in installing any size transformer,
including rigging and slinging supervision.
Although we do not provide our own transport
services, we are experienced to arrange the
transport of your unit to site through qualified and
experienced third parties.
Our strength lies in our geographic
independence. We are equipped to work on any
site anywhere in South Africa and Sub-Sahara
Africa
Transformer Commissioning
PTT Services is capable to provide highly
qualified, competent commissioning engineers,
and test technicians, capable of undertaking
the complete electrical testing and
commissioning of transformers and ancillary
equipment to ensure that once the unit is in
place it can smoothly operate to specifications.
Transformer Maintenance
Proper testing and maintenance performed at
the predefined intervals can uncover a problem
before a unit fails resulting in costly repairs and
outages. Regular maintenance saves you
money. Cheaper to maintain then to replace!
Careful analysis of the records and information
accumulated through routine inspections and
periodic testing can provide warning of
impending failures. It also allows us to identify
significant trends or unusual behaviour. For any
analytical laboratory services, we have access
to our own in-house SANAS accredited
laboratory.
Being part of the Powertech Transformers group
allows us access to the original design
documents to all the components installed in our
transformers and thus can order any spare parts
for replacement.
Entrust your transformers to the capable hands of
our experts. We will make sure your lights never go
out because of a transformer failure.
Transformer Condition Assessment
Enhancing the life expectancy of a transformer is
paramount to the cost effective running of any plant.
Transformers are rated amongst the more expensive
assets in their specific networks. Outages always
cost the owner huge sums of money and should be
avoided at all times.
Condition assessment provides substance for asset
management scenarios based on the company’s
strategy and the condition of the fleet. It can define
actions to be taken for each specific asset,
considering technical and economic aspects, which
can be implemented by using efficient maintenance
and repair technologies.
The transformer conditioning assessment offers a
clear understanding of the conditions of the
transformer fleet and accurate information on
possible risks associated with every unit. Two stages
for the risk analysis are proposed: Fleet Screening
and Advanced Analysis
Technical Training
PTT Service not only ensures its own people
are exposed to ongoing training, we also offer a
series of training courses to our customers to
ensure upskilling of anybody involved in the
operation of transformers.
Training course In-
house external
Infra-red thermography X
Dew point X X
Impact recorder X
TRF installation X X
Condition assessment of transformers
X X
Oil Sampling X X
FLM X X
Field testing X X
Protection components
X X
Speciliased test FDS, SFRA
X X
Head Office
1 Buitenkant Street, Pretoria West PO Box 691, Pretoria, 0001, Gauteng, South Africa Tel +27 (0)12 318 9911 Fax +27 (0)86 524 4675
Cape Town
Elliot Avenue, Epping PO Box 44, Eppindust, Cape Town, 7475, Western Cape South Africa Tel +27 (0)21 534 2681 Fax +27 (0)21 534 5383
[email protected] www.pttransformers.co.za
Transformer Installation
Once a transformer arrives on site, it is
imperative that the installation gets done by
experts. The future performance of the unit as
well as its lifespan can be severely affected if
the installation is not done correctly. Our
installation technicians have over seven
decades of experience in installing any size
transformer.
A typical installation done by us includes:
Site condition inspections, including site
access, plinth condition, clearances
Loading, transporting and off-loading of
transformers
Final positioning of transformers
After final positioning transformer assembly
with all auxiliary components, such as
conservator and pipes, radiators, bushings,
fans, cooling pumps
Vacuum and final oil filling
Head Office
1 Buitenkant Street, Pretoria West PO Box 691, Pretoria, 0001, Gauteng, South Africa Tel +27 (0)12 318 9911 Fax +27 (0)86 524 4675
Cape Town
Elliot Avenue, Epping PO Box 44, Eppindust, Cape Town, 7475, Western Cape South Africa Tel +27 (0)21 534 2681 Fax +27 (0)21 534 5383
[email protected] www.pttransformers.co.za
Transformer Commissioning
PTT Service has highly qualified, competent
commissioning engineers and test technicians,
capable of undertaking the complete electrical
testing and commissioning of transformers and
ancillary equipment such as:
Sweep frequency Response Analysis
Winding Resistance
Tan Delta of Windings
Insulation Resistance (Megger)
Insulation Resistance of Auxiliaries
Core Ground Resistance Measurements
Transformer Turn Ratio
Vector Group Verification
Tan Delta and Capacitance Testing of Bushings
Excitation/Magnetising Current
380V Impedance test/Leakage Reactance
Current Transformer Testing
Control Equipment Overload Settings
OTI and WTI Calibration
Commissioning Test Reports
First Line Maintenance Training
Head Office
1 Buitenkant Street, Pretoria West PO Box 691, Pretoria, 0001, Gauteng, South Africa Tel +27 (0)12 318 9911 Fax +27 (0)86 524 4675
Cape Town
Elliot Avenue, Epping PO Box 44, Eppindust, Cape Town, 7475, Western Cape South Africa Tel +27 (0)21 534 2681 Fax +27 (0)21 534 5383
[email protected] www.pttransformers.co.za
Transformer Maintenance
Proper testing and maintenance performed at
the predefined intervals can uncover a problem
before a unit fails resulting in costly outages.
It is therefore of utmost importance to have
planned preventive maintenance programs.
Maintenance should include comprehensive oil
testing as defined in the quality system.
Maintenance and evaluation of results should
be based upon internationally accepted
guidelines, ie ASTM; IEC; Doble; SD Meyers
and ABB.
Test results should then be used for the
following:
Frequency of planned maintenance
Evaluation of expected performance of
transformer fleet
Replacement of transformers
In this business area our service technicians are
daily on the road to perform the following
functions on transformers from 1MVA up to 800
MVA:
Inspections
After installation during warranty periods
Units stored as strategic spares
Units in operation
Oil Sampling
Paint Spot Repairs
Welding Leaks
Gasket Leaks
Bushing Replacements
Protection Component Replacements
Radiator Replacements
Oil Passivation
Infrared Thermography
Oil Vacuum Filtering
Investigate In-tank Inspections
Tap Changer Replacement and repairs
Transformer Inspections
Inspection Finding Reports
Head Office
1 Buitenkant Street, Pretoria West PO Box 691, Pretoria, 0001, Gauteng, South Africa Tel +27 (0)12 318 9911 Fax +27 (0)86 524 4675
Cape Town
Elliot Avenue, Epping PO Box 44, Eppindust, Cape Town, 7475, Western Cape South Africa Tel +27 (0)21 534 2681 Fax +27 (0)21 534 5383
[email protected] www.pttransformers.co.za
Transformer Condition Assessment
Enhancing the life expectancy of a transformer
is paramount to the cost effective running of
any plant. Transformers are rated amongst the
more expensive assets in their specific
networks. Outages always cost the owner huge
sums of money and should be avoided at all
times.
The transformer conditioning assessment offers
a clear understanding of the conditions of the
transformer fleet and accurate information on
possible risks associated with every unit.
Transformer remaining life analysis
Fault and failure investigation
Dielectric frequency response
Conditioning assessment training
Oil sampling training and oil flow
measurement
Transformer fleet screening
Transformer advance analysis
Temperature measurement
Transformer assessment reports
Transformer manufacturing training
It provides substance for asset management
scenarios based on the company’s strategy and
the condition of the fleet. It can define actions to
be taken for each specific asset, considering
technical and economic aspects.
It can implement defined actions by using
efficient maintenance and repair technologies.
Two stages for the risk analysis are proposed:
Fleet Screening and Advanced Analysis
(typically 10 - 20 % of fleet)
Transformer Status: A Transformer energised B Transformer de-energised C Transformer disconnected
Fleet screening
Analysis of dissolved gases in transformer oil is
being recognised worldwide as being an
essential diagnostic tool for the early detection of
incipient faults in transformers. It is an extremely
cost effective method to monitor the condition of
power transformers.
The fleet screening steps give an initial good
idea regarding the general condition of each
transformer and possible needed maintenance
actions such as drying, oil reclaiming, oil
degassing and additional cooling. It also allows
selecting a subset of the fleet that needs more
advanced analysis.
Details of the Fleet Screening services rendered
include:
1. Detailed visual inspections
Status of gaskets, accessories and protection devices
Reporting on findings and repair of defects
2. Oil sampling, analysis and reporting
Chemical and physical status of the oil
Dissolved Gas Analysis
Furanic Analysis
Predicted Degree of Polymerisation of the solid insulation
3. Thermal status of the transformer
Cooling system inspection and verification by means of direct temperature recording of all fibre optic point measurements for a period to be mutually agreed upon (where applicable).
Oil flow rate measurements can be taken and compared against design values (Oil Forced Air Forced (OFAF) Cooling only)
4. Thermal imaging of transformer
Bushing connections
Marshalling kiosk
Tap changer motor drive cubicle
Busbar connections
Advance analysis
The advanced analysis entails an evaluation of
the main properties of the transformers using
advanced diagnostic tests. The process also
starts with the four steps of the fleet screening
and then continues with:
5. Accessories verification and testing
Buchholz
Temperature indicators (OTI & WTI)
Oil Level indicators
PRV’s (Pressure Relief Valves)
6. Electrical tests
Insulation resistance
Turn to Turn Ratio (TTR)
Winding DC resistance
Capacitance and power factor/dielectric losses for bushings
Dielectric dissipation factory (tan-delta) and capacitance measurement for windings
7. DFR (Dielectric Frequency Response)
Analysis
Status of the insulation system (oil-paper)
8. SFRA (Sweep Frequency Response Analysis)
Mechanical status of the active part
Head Office
1 Buitenkant Street, Pretoria West PO Box 691, Pretoria, 0001, Gauteng, South Africa Tel +27 (0)12 318 9911 Fax +27 (0)86 524 4675
Cape Town
Elliot Avenue, Epping PO Box 44, Eppindust, Cape Town, 7475, Western Cape South Africa Tel +27 (0)21 534 2681 Fax +27 (0)21 534 5383
[email protected] www.pttransformers.co.za