According to Global Energy Statistical Handbook (2018), there has been an increase in worldwide energy production and consumption during 2009–2017. The developing countries like India, China, and Indonesia have contributed to much of it. There has been research and development in this area that is taking the power transformers market forward. In 2018, ABB launched ABB Ability Power Transformer, the first digitally integrated power transformer. This equipment features with a digitally enabled interface and would be able to leverage a portfolio of smart devices on modular platform.
A power transformer is a device which is used to transfer electrical energy in an electrical or electronic circuit between generator and primary distribution circuits. This transformer is used in distribution system to accommodate the changes in step-up and step-down voltages. The power transformers market is segmented on the basis of cooling type, power rating, end user, and geography.
The power transformers market is bifurcated on the basis of cooling type into oil-cooled and air-cooled. The oil-cooled power transformers occupy larger share in the market as compared to the air-cooled transformers as their usage is considered safe in high voltage conditions. Since the global voltage transmission network is growing at a rapid pace, the demand for oil-cooled transformers is also likely to grow during the forecast period.
The power transformers market is categorized on the basis of power rating into small (up to 60 MVA), medium (61–600 MVA), large (above 600 MVA). In 2018, the small power rating transformers held a significant market share, mainly due to its wide application base in various small industries and also its ability to be customized according to customers’ requirements.
The power transformers market is classified by end user into industrial, residential, and commercial. Traditionally, industrial and commercial end users togetherly accounted for major share in the market. The industrial category includes adoption of these transformers in captive power plants and for power generation in manufacturing industries, whereas large-scale commercial establishments also employ these transformers for in-house power requirements.
A power transformer is a device which is used to transfer electrical energy in an electrical or electronic circuit between generator and primary distribution circuits. This transformer is used in distribution system to accommodate the changes in step-up and step-down voltages. The power transformers market is segmented on the basis of cooling type, power rating, end user, and geography.
The power transformers market is bifurcated on the basis of cooling type into oil-cooled and air-cooled. The oil-cooled power transformers occupy larger share in the market as compared to the air-cooled transformers as their usage is considered safe in high voltage conditions. Since the global voltage transmission network is growing at a rapid pace, the demand for oil-cooled transformers is also likely to grow during the forecast period.
The power transformers market is categorized on the basis of power rating into small (up to 60 MVA), medium (61–600 MVA), large (above 600 MVA). In 2018, the small power rating transformers held a significant market share, mainly due to its wide application base in various small industries and also its ability to be customized according to customers’ requirements.
The power transformers market is classified by end user into industrial, residential, and commercial. Traditionally, industrial and commercial end users togetherly accounted for major share in the market. The industrial category includes adoption of these transformers in captive power plants and for power generation in manufacturing industries, whereas large-scale commercial establishments also employ these transformers for in-house power requirements.
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