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<strong>Voltage</strong> Transformers<br />

SWITCHGEAR<br />

A voltage transformer (VT) or instrument transformer is used to produce a lower secondary voltage which is directly<br />

proportional to the primary voltage both in value and phase angle.<br />

In medium voltage switchgear, a 3-phase voltage transformer arrangement is typically derived by using three, single<br />

phase transformer poles. Each pole consists of a single primary and secondary winding encapsulated in epoxy resin<br />

and encased with insulating material. In most single phase pole designs, the primary winding has integrated fusing.<br />

In a 3-phase arrangement, the primary windings of each individual pole are externally connected in star configuration.<br />

Each end of the secondary winding is brought out to a customer termination box. The secondary windings can be<br />

externally connected in star or delta configuration and must always be separately fused. Star connection of the<br />

secondary winding is preferable, as this provides voltage stability through solid earthing of the neutral point and<br />

3-phase and neutral is available for voltage measurement.<br />

Switchgear installations use either fixed or withdrawable voltage transformers. Withdrawable voltage transformers<br />

are mounted on a draw-out truck arrangement.<br />

The power rating and accuracy of a transformer arrangement will depend on its application. For metering,<br />

protection and indication, power ratings are small, with accuracies in the range of ±0.5-3.0%. A voltage transformer<br />

used to provide a control supply may have a power rating above 5 kVA. In this case, accuracy is not as important.<br />

Relevant standards: IEC 61869-3, IEEE C57.13.<br />

<strong>Voltage</strong> transformer (3-phase, fixed)<br />

Control supply transformer (single phase, fixed)<br />

1<br />

L1 L2 L3<br />

2<br />

1<br />

L1 L2 L3<br />

A<br />

A<br />

A<br />

F1<br />

3.3 kV-R3<br />

B a<br />

B a<br />

B a<br />

A<br />

110 VAC-R3<br />

b<br />

b<br />

b<br />

B<br />

l1<br />

l2<br />

l3<br />

N<br />

3<br />

P1<br />

P2<br />

F1<br />

4.2 kV/2A<br />

F2<br />

4.2 kV/2A<br />

CPT<br />

3.3 kV/110 VAC<br />

1000 VA<br />

S1<br />

S2<br />

2<br />

A<br />

B<br />

Mains supply<br />

Mains supply<br />

3 x single phase VT poles 110 VAC secondary (external fusing required)<br />

Primary winding<br />

Secondary winding<br />

3-phase and neutral, 110 VAC phase-to-phase<br />

(external fusing required)<br />

IEC ratings<br />

The main standard applying to MV voltage transformers is 61869-3.<br />

Nominal voltage<br />

Example: 3.3 kV/110 VAC<br />

Denotes a primary phase-to-phase voltage rating of 3300 V and<br />

a secondary phase-to-phase voltage rating of 110 VAC.<br />

3300/110 VAC<br />

Example: 3.3 kV-3/110-3 VAC<br />

Denotes a primary phase-to-phase voltage rating of 3300 V and<br />

phase-to-earth rating of 1905 V<br />

(ie: 3300 x √3), and a secondary phase-to-phase voltage rating of<br />

110 VAC and phase-to-earth rating of 63.5 VAC (ie: 110 x √3)<br />

3300- 3/110- 3 VAC<br />

710-12280-00A <strong>Medium</strong> <strong>Voltage</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Page 127

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