Jun 14, 2011 #1 Beengineer Electrical Mar 27, 2007 51 In my company, all Bank # = Transformer # = Unit #, except one pair (which have same Bank # but different Transformer #).
In my company, all Bank # = Transformer # = Unit #, except one pair (which have same Bank # but different Transformer #).
Jun 14, 2011 #2 PHovnanian Electrical Dec 10, 2005 512 I think of a 'bank' as a group of single phase transformers connected to provide the same function (step up/down, phase shift) that a single multiphase unit (most often three phase) in one enclosure (tank) provides. Upvote 0 Downvote
I think of a 'bank' as a group of single phase transformers connected to provide the same function (step up/down, phase shift) that a single multiphase unit (most often three phase) in one enclosure (tank) provides.
Jun 14, 2011 #3 pwrtran Electrical Apr 25, 2008 341 The naming convention varies company by company. Always ask if it is a 3 single phase units or a 3-phase unit. Bank might refer to the group of 3 phases, or group of 3 windings. Some people call the transformer main secondary breaker the "Bank Breaker" Upvote 0 Downvote
The naming convention varies company by company. Always ask if it is a 3 single phase units or a 3-phase unit. Bank might refer to the group of 3 phases, or group of 3 windings. Some people call the transformer main secondary breaker the "Bank Breaker"
Jun 14, 2011 #4 waross Electrical Jan 7, 2006 27,181 I have always heard "Bank" used to refer to a set of transformers. Mostly single phase transformers used to provide three phase power transformation. Bill -------------------- "Why not the best?" Jimmy Carter Upvote 0 Downvote
I have always heard "Bank" used to refer to a set of transformers. Mostly single phase transformers used to provide three phase power transformation. Bill -------------------- "Why not the best?" Jimmy Carter
