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TYPICAL NO-LOAD LOSS AND LOAD LOSS FOR POWER TRANSFORMERS

Typical No-Load loss and Load loss for Power Transformers according to MVA capacity.

No-load loss and Load loss in Power Transformers varies significantly depending on different factors. Here you can find the typical value for the no-load loss and load loss according to power transformers having Load Tap changers and those having none. Different MVA capacity means also having different values for the power transformers' no-load and load loss.

Typical No-Load and Load Loss for Substation Power Transformer Units Without Load Tap Changers.

No-Load loss and Load Loss

*Annual kWh losses are based on transformer loading at nameplates, loss factor of 0.3 and auxiliary loss factor of 0.1.

Typical No-Load and Load Loss for Substation Power Transformer Units With Load Tap Changers.

No load loss and load loss with LTC

*Winding losses are based on maximum raise or lower LTC tap position setting.
**Annual kWh losses are based on transformer loading at nameplates, loss factor of 0.3 and auxiliary loss factor of 0.1.
 
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