Seminar Presentation on

Summer Training In Crompton

Greaves
Presented by:
Utkarsh Srivastava
Roll no :1616440122
Mechanical Engineering 4th year
Pranveer Singh institute of
Technology PSIT Mechanical Engineering
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 Introduction
 Crompton Greaves established in 1878, by R.E.B.
Cropmton.
 The company merged with F.A Parkinson in the 1927
to form Crompton Parkinson Limited (CPL).
 It collaborate with GCC in the year 1947.
 Today, Crompton Greaves(CG) is a part of Avantha
Group.
 The new identity, Avantha, was launched worldwide on
15 November 2007.
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 Products and Services

PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Power Systems Industrial Systems Automation System Consumer Products

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 Power System
 Transformers and Reactors
 Switchgear Products-MV/HV/EHV/UHV
 Instrument Transformers-MV/HV/EHV/UHV
 Power Quality Solutions
 T&D Systems/Engineering Solutions
 Mobile Substations
 Protection Control & Automation
 Transformer & Switchgear Components
 LV Switches & Panel Products

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 Industrial System
 Motors: High/Low Voltage
 AC &DC Generators/Alternators
 Traction Motors/Alternators/Control Electrics
 FHP/Commercial Motors
 Drives and Automation
 Stampings and Laminations
 Services for Industrial Systems

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 Automation System

• Power Line Carrier Communication(PLCC)

• Control & Relay Panels
• Numerical Protection IED'S or Relays
• Smart Grid products (Smart Energy meters, Data
concentrator Units, Routers)
• Substation Automation Solutions
• RTU's based solutions

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 Consumer Products
 Fans
 Appliances
 Lighting
 Pumps
 Home Automation
 Integrated Security Systems
 Wiring Accessories

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 Power Transformers
Crompton Greaves is amongst the top 10
transformer manufacturers in the world; and one of
the very few companies worldwide, that designs
and manufactures such a wide range of Power and
Distribution Transformers as well as Reactors from
160kVA to 1500MVA, and 11kV to 765 kV Class,
conforming to IEC, ANSI, IS, BS and other
International Standards. It has supplied more than
60 numbers of 765kV class transformers all over
India

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 Purpose Of Power Transformer
The purpose of a power transformer is to
transfer efficiently and instantaneously from an
external electric source to an external load.In
doing so, the transformer also provide
important additional capabilities such as:
The primary to secondary turns ratio can be
established to efficiently accommodate widely
different input/output voltage levels.
Multiple secondary with different numbers of
turns can be used to achieve multiple outputs at
different voltage levels.

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 Classification of Power
Transformer
 Generator transformers for thermal,nuclear,
and gas generating stations.
Up to 450-900 MVA
 Auto Transformers for step up and step down.
Reactors, series, and shunt up to 800 MVA.
Multi winding auto and generator transformers.

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 Design of Transformer
There are mainly three branches involved in
design of transformer . All the three worked in a
co-ordinated manner thus complimenting each
other in order to accomplish the task. The three
branches are:
 Electrical
Mechanical
Control

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 Processes Involved in Power
Transformer
 Winding
 Coil Clamping
 Coil Assembly
 Core Building
 Core Coil Assembly
 Connections
 Vapour Phase Drying
 Servicing
 Tanking
 Testing
 Painting
 Dispatch

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 Auto Clave
 A strong, pressurized, steam heated vessel,
as for laboratory experiments or sterilization.
 Auto claves use to increase the efficiency
and performance of any plant. This
equipment comprises a vacuum in which a
cylinder containing a piston is situated at one
end and can be closed at the end by a hollow
piston containing a condenser casing.

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 Losses
Transformer loss is sometimes limited directly
by the need to achieve required over all power
supply efficiency. Mainly there are two types
of losses in power transformers:
 Worst case losses
 Winding losses

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 Finishing
 Fittings and accessories as per customer’s
specifications and drawings are checked.
 Air pressure test is subjected to avoid any
leakage and seepage on all transformer.
 Transformer are filled with oil upto the
minimum level marking , wherever necessary.
 Loose accessories like earthing terminals,
bimetallic connectors, dial type thermometers are
also checked for proper fittings.
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THANK YOU

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