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Seller: TDI Group LLC
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Mfr: Ferranti Packard
, Transformer Manufacturer: Ferranti Packard Size: 36 MVA Primary Voltage: 13,800 V, 3 PH, 60 HZ Secondary Voltage: 472-421A; 272-243Y Impedance: 4.77% Tap Changing Device: On-Load Core and Windings: 70,500 Pounds Tanks and Fittings: 26,700 Pounds Oil (Tank): 27,820 Pounds Oil (Switch): 3,640 Pounds Total Weight ...more
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Category: Electric Furnace Transformers
Seller: Casey Equipment/Electrical
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Mfr: Ferrantipackard
INVENTORY ID 13078700000 TITLE 36 MVA 13,800 VOLT PRI, 472 VOLT SEC., FERRANTI PACKARD, ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE TRANSFORMER POWER RATING 36 PRIMARY VOLTAGE 13,800 SECONDARY VOLTAGE 472 MANUFACTURER FERRANTIPACKARD LOAD TAP CHANGER NO PHASE 3 HERTZ 60 AGE 2002 WEIGHT 131,950 CLASS OFWF TEMP RISE 65 WIDTH 126" HEIGHT ...more
180 MVA Furnace Transformer, 1995
Category: Electric Furnace Transformers
Seller: VX Machinery
Location: Sylvania, OH
Year: 1995
This used Tamini transformer is a three-phase furnace model with a capacity of 188 MVA, equivalent to 188,000 kVA, and operates at a frequency of 60 Hz. The cooling system is designated as O.W. (oil-water), although it currently contains no oil. It has been in operation for approximately five years and has a history ...more







