High vacuum transformer oil degassing plant CMM-4/7D (capacity 4000 LPH)

High vacuum transformer oil degassing plant CMM-4/7D (capacity 4000 LPH)

GENERAL INFORMATION

High Vacuum Transformer Oil Purification Plant model СММ-4/7D purifies insulating oils of mechanical particles and employs thermal vacuum for water and gas removal.  Operate the Unit when assembling, servicing and exploiting oil filled equipment (power transformers, high voltage switches, etc.) up to 1150 kV of voltage.
The unit may be used for heating of oil-filled electrical equipment by
hot transformer oil, vacuum transformer drainage and transformer
dry-out. Unit is used for installation, repair and maintenance companies
which are dealing with transformer oil treatment.
The unit is not fit for operation in explosive or toxic environment, as well as environment reactive to lubrication materials.
When operating the unit indoors, install gas exhaust line to evacuate gases into the atmosphere.
 Performance in a single pass through the purifier at a full flow rate shall be as follows:
Water Removal: From 100 ppm down to less than 10 ppm as measured by ASTM method D-1533.
Gas Removal:From fully saturated with air (10 to 12% by volume) down to
less than 0.25% by volume as measured by the ASTM Method D-2945
Particulate Matter Removal: 98% of particles over 2 μm
Dielectric Strength: Improvement in dielectric strength up to 70 kV.

 

TECHNICAL DATA  

Parameter 

Value 

1. Capacity, m3/h,  
 
in degassing, dehydration and filtration mode

0 – 4.0


in heating and filtration mode

up to 7.0

2. Capacity adjustment range,
m3/h

0-4.0

3.PedroGil RVB 20.20 Roots
vacuum pump capacity, m3/h

280

4.* Processed oil parameters :
 
maximum gas content, %, max.

0.1

– maximum
moisture content, ppm,

5


ISO 4406 industrial purity class 

9

– mechanical impurities content, ppm, max 8
– filtration rating, micron 2…25
-breakdown voltage, kV, minimum 70
5. Maximum oil outlet temperature
in heating mode , ºС 

85

6. Filtration
coefficient 

>50

7. Outlet
pressure, MPa

0.35

8. Delivery head, m

35

9. Oil heater power, kW

50

10. Oil heater mean power, W/cm2,
max

1.1

11. Maximum power consumption,
kW, max.

63

12. Power supply parameters, 3
Phases + Neutral grounded

 

 
voltage, V

as required


AC frequency, Hz

50/60

3. Dimensions w/o trailer, max., mm 

 

 
length
1625

width

1250


height

1590

14. Weight, kg, max. 

920

 Note * For inlet oil parameters as follows:

– gas content by volume less than 10,5%

– moisture content by weight less than 0,01% (100 ppm)

– temperature above 5 ºС.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT.  

 Configuration

The Unit (figure1.1) is an assembled container keeping all the
junctions, components and aggregates. Container is the one- or biaxial trailer
mounted. Front as well as back wall is lockable doors mounted for unobstructed
access and fanning. Unit is supplied mounted on two-axial trailer equipped by
torsional suspension axles, pneumatic wheels, coupling loop, support jacks,
pneumohydraulic braking system, parking brake hand lever and electrical
equipment.

There are the following components inside the frame: vacuum column 1, inlet oil pump 2, outlet oil pump 3, oil heater 5, fine filters 6, control panel (complete control unit CCU), vacuum pumps cluster, pipeline system with shut-off and control valves 4. To adjust parameters, Unit employs temperature controllers 2ТRМ «Оven» (equipped with ТСМ sensors), vacuum controllers RVE-4,1 (equipped with PМТ-6 lamps), both pressure and vacuum gauges(М1-М3).
Vacuum pumps cluster (figure 1.2) is a frame mounted with one backing pump 7 and vacuum booster pump (Roots pump) 8. Vacuum pumps cluster joins vacuum column and oil trap as well as vacuum pipeline which is shut-off valve equipped.

Figure 1.1. General view

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CMM-4_7 drawing_1
 Figure 1.2. Unit general view
1 – vacuum column, 2 – input pump, 3 – output pump,  4 – pipeline system, 5 – oil heater, 6 – coarse (25 micron) and fine (2 micron) filters, 7 – vacuum backing pump СР 40-620, 8 – booster (Roots) pump RVB-20.20.; 

 

Mesh filter is installed at the unit entrance and is designed for mechanical contaminants release. Filtration fineness is influenced by a 200 micron brass mesh mounted inside the case. It can be easily removed and cleaned.

Pumps
2 and 3 supply transformer oil into the Unit and suck it out respectively. The pumps are controlled from the control panel.

Coarse and fine filters
6 purify the oil being processed. Filtration fineness is 25 and 2 micron.  For filter general view see figure 2.
oilfilter_cmm_1
 Figure 2. Cartridge filter

1 – inlet oil pipe branch;
2 – treated oil outlet pipe branch;
3 – sludge drain valve;
4 – filtering cartridge;
5 – air release valve;
6 – magnets
7 – clamping lever

 

The filter is lid and frame keeping one filtering cartridge inside. Filtering cartridges are made of EFMG filtering elements. To eliminate air within oil gain as well as to swallow it within oil drainage, filter uses air relieve plug. Body bottom is mounted with valve keeping branch pipe. Inlet and outlet oil branch pipes are body welded.
The filtering elements (cartridges) are easy to replace and cleanable.

Oil heater
5 (figure 1.2) is a chamber keeping 2-sections heating cluster, inlet and outlet pipelines, as well as drainage valve. For oil heater overview watch figure 3.

 

 Figure 3. Oil heater1 – oil heating block;
2 – cold inlet oil pipe branch;
3 – heated outlet oil pipe branch
 oilheater_cmm4_1

Use separate control switch buttons for each of two heating stages to manage overall cluster. Operate either each separate or all heating sections simultaneously (mode capacity results in operating section; thus, one stage is sufficient for degassing mode as long as heating and filtering mode supposes two-stage operating).
Employ temperature control sensor Th1 (Figure 6) to control oil temperature when heated.
Flow relay PП indicates operational fluid flow to prevent heating section failure and oil overheating. Heater is interlocked by a flow switch and is being energized only when oil is flowing through it. Heater is equipped with separate thermostat TS for extra-control and protection against overheating interlocked with heating elements.

Vacuum column
1 is designed for degassing of transformer oil. For column overview watch figure 4.

vacuumcolumn_cmm4_1  Figure 4. Vacuum column1 – inlet pipe branch;
2 – vacuum system connecting pipe branch;
3 – activating filter (sprayer);
4 – treated oil outlet pipe branch;
5 – level indicator;
6 – sight glass with illumination

 

A shut-off valve is installed at the column for connection of vacuum system. Vacuum column includes also vacuum sensors VG1 and VG2, as well as level sensors L1 – L4.
Residual pressure of no more than 267 Pa is maintained in the column in the process of oil degassing. Oil is transported to the column by inlet pipe and through the collector to the activating filters (sprayers).
Sprayer design allows for oil intensively exhaling gases and moisture.

 Control cabinet is designed for placement of electrical components to facilitate Unit operation. It is a metal cabinet with lockable door. Electrical control and commutation circuits are panel located inside. Control buttons and light signalling devices are installed on the cabinet. For control cabinet general view watch figure 5.

Figure 5. General view of control cabinet panel
 control_panel_cmm4_7_2

 

Control and measurement instruments.
Column’s residual pressure is controlled by electronic vacuum controller RVE-4.1. Limit of effective measuring range is 0,133÷105 Pa.
When operated oil heater is controlled by following measuring gauges:
–    thermostat – for oil heater switch off if oil temperature is above 90º C set;
–    flow relay – for oil heater switch off if no oil flow is supplied through oil heater;
–    thermistor – for oil temperature measuring on heater outlet;
–    manometers – to indicate contamination level of filter elements with regard to inlet and outlet pressure in fine filters;
–    level indicators – to control oil level in vacuum column.The unit can be operated in the following modes:
– oil pumping;
– oil heating and filtration;
– oil dehydration and degassing;
– vacuumizing of external equipment.

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