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1500 kva transformer on concrete pad in chem. plant 1

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sagarini

Electrical
Jan 13, 2009
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we are installing a 1500 kva dry type transformer in a chemical plant on a concrete pad. we are feeding the transformer from underground. i have been asked if the conduits that feed the transformer have to come up through the concrete itself or if they can come up by the side of the concrete pad. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks.
 
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That depends on where the connections to the transformer are located. Eventually the conduits have to get to the terminal box provided for transformer connections.

A transformer outline drawing to determine how and where the conduits are routed.

For pad-mounted oil-filled transformers, the conduits generally come through the pad or through a blockout in the pad - or vault is used.

There is no code requirements to bring the conduits through the concrete if that is what you are asking.

David Castor
 
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