Renewable energy projects such as those relying on solar and wind power make special demands on their electrical infrastructure, but there are opportunities for cost savings in both capital and operating expenditure. Trafo Power Solutions’ David Claassen highlights some key advantages of modular substations and dry-type transformers.
Renewable energy projects such as those relying on solar and wind power make special demands on their electrical infrastructure, but there are opportunities for cost savings in both capital and operating expenditure. Trafo Power Solutions’ David Claassen highlights some key advantages of modular substations and dry-type transformers.
Another three modular substations from Trafo Power Solutions, equipped with dry-type transformers, will soon be enduring the challenging journey to Alphamin Resources’ remote Bisie tin mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This follows the successful delivery in 2018 of two such units, which have performed well since then, says the company’s David Claassen.
Making an informed decision as to which transformer will best meet the needs of a particular application requires the customer to look at several factors, this is according to David Claassen, managing director of Trafo Power Solutions, who says that while at first glance there may be little to distinguish one transformer from another, differences
