☉ Manufacturing since 2004 · Rajkot, Gujarat, India ✉ [email protected] ☎ +91 958 627 7766

Furnace Transformer

Heavy-duty power transformers engineered for induction melting, arc smelting, and multi-pulse rectifier systems operating under severe thermal and electrical stress.

Industrial Furnace Transformer manufactured by Synergy Transformers
Heavy Duty Smelting & Induction Duty

Industrial Furnace Transformers Engineered for Extreme Operations

Synergy Transformers is a globally trusted manufacturer of high-reliability Furnace Transformers designed specifically for metal reduction, induction melting, arc furnace duty, and heavy industrial heating processes.

Industrial furnaces impose demanding operating conditions, including continuous high current outputs, rapid current swings, severe harmonic distortion, and frequent short-circuit forces. Our furnace transformers are precision-engineered with reinforced core-coil assemblies, heavy-duty LV busbar arrangements, and electrostatic shielding to deliver uninterrupted power supply and extended service life in steel plants, foundries, and metallurgical facilities worldwide.

Get Catalog
Engineering Excellence

Key Design Features of Synergy Furnace Transformers

Built to withstand severe cyclic loading, non-linear harmonic currents, and high-frequency voltage spikes.

Electrostatic Earth Shielding

Positioned between the primary and secondary windings to divert high-frequency switching surges and primary-side line transients away from secondary rectifiers, safeguarding sensitive thyristor and IGBT units.

Harmonic Loss Mitigation

Engineered with optimized current densities and low magnetic flux densities to restrict stray losses, prevent localized core overheating, and maintain energy efficiency under severe 6-pulse, 12-pulse, or 24-pulse rectifier loads.

Reinforced Mechanical Rigidity

Robust structural clamping frames and high-density radial spacers withstand severe electrodynamic forces generated during furnace short-circuits and rapid melt-down load swings.

Heavy Current LV Terminations

Specially configured copper busbar outlets designed to minimize eddy current losses, skin effect, and thermal expansion joints at high secondary amperage outputs.

Flexible Tap-Changer Integration

Available with On-Load Tap Changers (OLTC) or Off-Circuit Tap Changers (OCTC) featuring wide voltage regulation ranges to accommodate changing melt profiles and precise temperature control.

International Compliance

Fully compliant with IEC 60076 series standards, IS 2026, and IS 4540 specifications, supported by complete routine, type, and short-circuit test dossiers.

Technical Envelope

Specifications & Operating Ratings

Each furnace transformer is custom-designed based on furnace kilowatt rating, secondary voltage requirements, duty cycle, and plant layout specifications.

Parameter Technical Specification Range
Transformer Type Indoor / Outdoor Pad-Mounted, Oil-Immersed Furnace Transformer
Voltage Class 3.3 kV, 6.6 kV, 11 kV, 22 kV, 33 kV or custom HV voltage input
Duty Cycle Continuous Heavy Industrial Duty (On-Load / Off-Load Tap Changers)
Vector Group Dyn11, Dyn5, Dyn1, YNd11, Star-Delta dual output or customer specified
Rectifier Compatibility 6-Pulse, 12-Pulse, 18-Pulse & 24-Pulse Rectifier Systems
Frequency 50 Hz / 60 Hz
Tapping Range ±10% OLTC / ±7.5% OCTC or custom step taps
Winding Conductor Electrolytic High-Conductivity Copper with thermally upgraded paper insulation
Cooling Options ONAN, ONAF, OFWF (Oil Forced Water Forced) for ultra-compact heavy current duty
Standards Compliance IEC 60076, IS 2026, IS 4540, IEEE C57.18.10
Furnace transformer core and winding structural dimensional detail

Diagrammatic representation of expanded core window and shielded winding configuration for furnace transformers.

Engineering Knowledge Base

Why Furnace Transformers Require Higher Weight & Dimensions

Procurement managers and electrical consultants often notice that furnace duty transformers have higher physical weights, larger dimensions, and larger oil volumes compared to standard distribution or power transformers of equivalent kVA ratings. This dimensional increase is an essential engineering requirement for durability:

  • Reduced Current Density: To prevent overheating from high harmonic current components, conductor cross-sectional areas are enlarged, requiring a larger core window and increasing overall core-coil dimensions.
  • Reduced Magnetic Flux Density: Lower flux densities prevent magnetic core saturation caused by DC distortion and harmonic flux, necessitating a larger CRGO iron core cross-section.
  • Interdependent Weight Growth: Enlarging core and conductor dimensions increases the mean turn length of the copper windings. This creates a compound effect, increasing total copper weight, core steel weight, structural tank steel, and transformer oil volume.
  • Electrostatic Shielding Radial Gap: Incorporating grounded electrostatic copper shields between primary and secondary windings requires additional radial clearance, increasing total active part footprint.

The Synergy Advantage

By refusing to cut corners on active materials, Synergy ensures our furnace transformers operate at low hot-spot temperatures, withstand sudden secondary short circuits during scrap metal bridging, and maintain operational stability across decades of industrial service.

Quality & Testing

Comprehensive Inspection & Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT)

Every unit manufactured at our Rajkot facility undergoes rigorous routine testing prior to dispatch. Customer witness testing and third-party inspections (SGS, TUV, Bureau Veritas, Intertek) are fully supported.

100% Routine Test Program

Voltage ratio, vector group verification, winding resistance, insulation resistance, no-load loss, load loss, impedance voltage, and separate-source AC withstand voltage testing.

Type & Special Testing Support

Temperature rise tests, lightning impulse withstand tests, noise level measurements, and short-circuit withstand capabilities verified at accredited testing laboratories.

Export Documentation & Packing

Supplied with complete engineering dossiers including approved GA drawings, guaranteed technical particulars (GTP), oil quality reports, and seaworthy export packing.

Need a Customized Furnace Transformer Quotation?

Share your furnace capacity (kW/kVA), primary input voltage, secondary voltage tap range, and rectifier pulse configuration with our pre-sales engineering team.

Get Catalog
Frequently Asked Questions

Furnace Transformer Buyer FAQ

Furnace transformers operate under extreme harmonic stresses and cyclic thermal loads. To prevent excessive overheating, Synergy utilizes reduced current densities (larger conductor cross-sections) and reduced magnetic flux densities (larger CRGO core cross-sections). Additionally, internal electrostatic shielding between primary and secondary windings requires wider radial gaps, which increases overall core, copper, oil, and tank dimensions.

We incorporate a grounded electrostatic copper shielding barrier between the primary (HV) and secondary (LV) windings. This shield diverts high-frequency voltage transients and switching surges from entering the secondary circuit, protecting sensitive thyristor and IGBT rectifier components from damage.

Our furnace transformers comply fully with IEC 60076, IS 2026, and IS 4540 standards. We build customized configurations for 6-pulse, 12-pulse, 18-pulse, and 24-pulse rectifier circuits, including dual active core-coil assemblies inside a single tank for compact space footprints.

We offer ONAN (Oil Natural Air Natural), ONAF (Oil Natural Air Forced), and OFWF (Oil Forced Water Forced) cooling configurations. OFWF is particularly advantageous for high-kVA smelting and melting furnaces where space is restricted and high heat dissipation is mandatory.