Trinity Cleantech's special purpose transformers are custom-engineered for applications where standard distribution transformers cannot meet the duty requirements - covering furnace duty, traction supply, rectifier and inverter duty, Scott-T two-phase conversion, earthing and neutral grounding, and phase shifting. Each unit is designed to specification, manufactured, and tested at our 20+ acre facility in Jadcherla, Telangana.
Engineered to withstand the thermal and mechanical stress of arc furnace cycling, rectifier harmonics, and traction load variations
Electrolytic-grade copper ensures superior conductivity, heat dissipation and long winding life under continuous heavy-duty operation
Windings and core designed for higher short-circuit impedance and fault current withstand requirements of industrial and traction applications
Certified green transformers with biodegradable ester oil options for sustainable and fire-safe operation
Every component is selected, inspected, and assembled to exacting standards - delivering transformers that outlast and outperform industry benchmarks.
Prime-grade Cold Rolled Grain Oriented silicon steel laminations - cut and stacked with precision to minimise magnetic losses and reduce heat generation under load.
Electrolytic-grade (EC) copper conductors wound in continuous disc / helical / layer configurations depending on voltage and rating - insulated with thermally upgraded paper or Nomex.
High-quality transformer mineral oil or biodegradable synthetic ester oil - providing both electrical insulation and heat transfer. Tested to IEC 60296 / IEC 61099.
Pressed or fabricated steel tank with corrugated fins, pressed steel radiators, or tube-type cooling - designed for ONAN and ONAF operations with bolt-on or welded construction.
From electric arc furnaces to railway traction and rectifier duty installations - Trinity special purpose transformers serve every industrial application that demands a custom-engineered solution.
Unlike standard distribution transformers, special purpose transformers are designed around a specific duty cycle, load profile, and application requirement. The engineering process begins with the application - not a catalogue.
The transformer is specified to its exact duty - whether that is continuous arc furnace current, high-harmonic rectifier load, Scott-T phase conversion, or traction supply. Duty cycle, peak-to- continuous ratio, and harmonic spectrum are defined first.
CRGO core geometry, winding configuration (disc, helical, or layer), conductor cross-section, and insulation system are all selected to handle the specific electrical and thermal stress of the target application.
Special purpose transformers typically require higher short-circuit impedance or specific impedance values for system protection. This is designed into the core-coil assembly - not added as an afterthought.
Each unit undergoes routine tests (ratio, polarity, no-load loss, load loss, insulation resistance) plus type tests specific to the application - temperature rise and short-circuit withstand tests as applicable to BS, SANS etc.
Variable secondary voltage, high short-circuit capacity for electric arc and induction furnace installations in steel and foundry industries
Single-phase 25 kV AC supply for railway electrification; Scott-T configuration converts three-phase grid to two-phase traction feeders
Converter duty design for chlor-alkali, electrochemical, and industrial DC drive applications β rated for high harmonic content and continuous load
Share your application type (furnace, traction, rectifier, Scott-T, earthing), duty cycle, current and voltage requirements, and site conditions - our engineers will configure the exact special transformer you need.
Common questions about Trinity Cleantech special purpose transformers, types, ratings, and specifications.
A special purpose transformer is a custom-engineered power transformer designed for applications where standard distribution transformers cannot meet the specific duty, load profile, or electrical requirements. Types include furnace duty transformers for arc furnace installations, traction transformers for railway electrification, rectifier and inverter duty transformers for industrial DC loads, Scott-T transformers for three-phase to two-phase conversion, earthing transformers for neutral grounding, and phase shifting transformers for power system control.
Trinity Cleantech manufactures furnace duty transformers, traction transformers (including Scott-T configurations), rectifier and inverter duty transformers, earthing and neutral grounding transformers, phase shifting transformers, and other custom-engineered units to client specification. All types are available in oil-filled construction with CRGO core and EC copper winding, complying with IS:2026 and IEC:60076.
Trinity Cleantech manufactures special purpose transformers from 100 kVA up to 2500 kVA as standard, with higher ratings available on request depending on application type and duty cycle. Voltage class is up to 33 kV. Contact our engineering team for specific capacity and voltage requirements.
Trinity Cleantech special purpose transformers comply with IS:2026, IEC:60076, IS:1180, BS, and SANS as applicable. The company holds BIS certification, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001 certifications. All units are 100% factory-tested at the Jadcherla, Telangana facility before dispatch.
A furnace transformer is designed for electric arc furnace duty - handling high secondary currents, rapid and frequent load variations, high mechanical forces from electromagnetic stress during arcing, and the thermal cycling of arc furnace operation. Standard distribution transformers are designed for stable, continuous loads and are not rated for the short-circuit forces and thermal cycles inherent to furnace duty.
Yes. Trinity Cleantech designs and manufactures Scott-T transformers for railway traction applications - converting three-phase grid supply to two-phase balanced supply for 25 kV AC traction feeders. Custom configurations are available. Contact our engineering team with your traction system specification.
All special purpose transformers are designed, wound, assembled, and tested at Trinity Cleantech's 20+ acre manufacturing facility at Plot No. L19-L28, TSSIC Green Industrial Park, Jadcherla, Mahbubnagar District, Telangana - approximately 80 km from Hyderabad. The facility features automated production and in-house testing laboratories.
#9-1-83 & 84, Amarchand Sharma Complex,
Sarojini Devi Road, Secunderabad,
Telangana, India - 500003
Plot No. L19-L28, TSSIC Green Industrial Park,
Jadcherla, Mahbubnagar District,
Telangana, India β
509302
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