HENGFENGSHUAI supplies 132kV/33kV and 33kV/11kV on‑load tap‑changing (OLTC) oil‑immersed power transformers as well as complete power distribution system solutions for large‑scale oil‑field and oil‑gas infrastructure projects in Iraq.
Tailored for operating conditions of Iraq oil‑field power grids including severe voltage fluctuation, inrush loads from large‑capacity motors, high desert temperature, coastal salt‑fog corrosion and long‑term continuous operation, HENGFENGSHUAI offers 20MVA‑63MVA high‑voltage main transformers, 10MVA‑31.5MVA secondary‑station transformers, 11kV/0.415kV station service distribution transformers and supporting equipment such as medium‑voltage switchgears.
This complete solution is applicable to central substations, water‑injection pump stations, gas compressor stations and ESP (Electric Submersible Pump) power‑supply systems in oil‑gas blocks including Rumaila, West Qurna, Majnoon and Zubair. Equipment is designed and manufactured in compliance with IEC 60076 and relevant standards, with documentation prepared for Iraq’s COSQC acceptance upon project requirements.
Southern Iraq accounts for over 70 % of the country’s crude‑oil output. The Rumaila Oil‑Field alone produces around 1.5 million barrels per day, representing one‑third of Iraq’s total crude‑oil production. Major loads at oil‑field sites consist of large water‑injection pumps, gas compressors and hundreds of ESP well clusters. Most oil districts adopt a hybrid power‑supply mode combining the public utility grid and on‑site self‑owned power plants.
Iraq’s public power‑grid infrastructure is aging. Field measurement data indicates voltage fluctuations of ‑15 % ~ +15 % at oil‑field stations. Startup‑shutdown cycles of large‑capacity motors and voltage drops over long‑distance overhead lines frequently trigger voltage sags and over‑voltage events. The maximum ambient temperature in summer can reach +55 °C. Coastal zones including Basra, Umm Qasr and Al‑Fao suffer severe salt‑fog corrosion, while inland desert areas experience persistent sand‑dust storms. Ordinary off‑circuit tap‑changer transformers show relatively high failure rates under such conditions.
HENGFENGSHUAI delivers a full‑scope OLTC‑based power‑distribution package for oil‑field central stations, covering large‑capacity main transformers of 20MVA‑63MVA, secondary‑station transformers of 10‑31.5MVA and station‑service distribution transformers. It ensures 24‑hour continuous operation of water‑injection pumps, compressors and ESP clusters. The products are widely deployed in new‑build and retrofit projects of central substations, gathering‑transmission stations and integrated water‑injection stations across southern Iraq oil‑fields.

HENGFENGSHUAI provides an integrated turn‑key package including OLTC oil‑immersed main transformers, 132kV/33kV/11kV medium‑voltage switchgears, station‑service distribution transformers and complete protection accessories. Electrical optimizations are implemented for fluctuating‑voltage grids and high‑temperature desert environments to mitigate multi‑device interface‑coordination risks, delivering stable power supply for mega‑scale oil‑field water‑injection pump houses, compressor workshops and ESP well clusters.
132 kV grid incoming feed → 132/33 kV OLTC main transformer → 33 kV medium‑voltage switchgear → 33/11 kV OLTC secondary transformer → 11 kV busbar supplying water‑injection pumps, compressors and ESP well transformers. Meanwhile, 11/0.415 kV station‑service transformers are deployed to supply power for central‑control rooms and auxiliary site loads.
Core‑equipment Functions
Solution Capabilities: Real‑time voltage stabilization against inrush loads; compatible with hybrid operation of public grid plus on‑site self‑owned power plants; sustained power supply for ESPs, water‑injection pumps and compressors; voltage‑drop compensation for long‑distance overhead lines; compliance with 7×24‑hour non‑stop oil‑field production.
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Rated Capacity | 20MVA, 31.5MVA, 40MVA, 50MVA, 63MVA |
| Rated Transformation Ratio | 132kV / 33kV |
| Tap‑changing Mode | 132±8×1.25 % OLTC on‑load tap‑changing |
| Vector Group | YNd11 |
| Short‑circuit Impedance | 10.5 % |
| Cooling Mode | ONAN/ONAF mixed cooling |
| Frequency | 50 Hz (Iraq national standard) |
| Max. Design Ambient Temperature | +55 °C |
| Anti‑corrosion Class | C4 for inland desert; C5‑M salt‑fog coating for Basra coastal areas |
| Applicable Standards | IEC 60076, compliant with Iraq COSQC acceptance requirements |
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Rated Capacity | 10MVA, 16MVA, 20MVA, 31.5MVA |
| Rated Transformation Ratio | 33kV / 11kV |
| Tap‑changing Mode | 33±4×2.5 % OLTC on‑load tap‑changing |
| Vector Group | Yd11 |
| Short‑circuit Impedance | 8 % |
| Cooling Mode | ONAN/ONAF |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Max. Ambient Temperature | +55 °C |
| Anti‑corrosion Scheme | C4 / C5‑M, selectable by site location |
Q1: Why are OLTC on‑load tap‑changers rather than off‑circuit tap‑changers selected for main transformers in southern Iraq oil‑fields?
A: The public utility grid in Iraq oil‑fields is fragile, and inrush loads from water‑injection pumps and compressors are substantial, yielding field‑measured voltage fluctuation up to ±15 %. Off‑circuit tap‑changers require power shutdown for tap‑position adjustment and cannot satisfy real‑time voltage‑stabilization requirements for continuous oil‑field production. Tender documents issued by Basra Oil Company generally mandate OLTC configuration for oil‑field main transformers.
Q2: What are the differences between Iraq oil‑field voltage grades and Chinese domestic specifications?
A: Transmission‑system voltage is 132 kV (replacing China’s 110 kV); medium‑voltage distribution adopts 33 kV/11 kV (replacing China’s 35 kV/10 kV); station‑service low‑voltage is 0.415 kV instead of China’s 0.4 kV. Our transformers are strictly manufactured to local Iraq voltage sequences. Equivalent domestic‑standard markings can also be provided for EPC contractors’ internal reference.
Q3: How to select anti‑corrosion grades for transformers deployed in Iraq oil‑fields?
A: Inland‑desert oil‑fields such as northern Rumaila adopt the C4 dust‑and‑sand‑resistant coating system. Coastal blocks near Umm Qasr and Al‑Fao port must deploy C5‑M heavy‑duty salt‑fog‑resistant coating to withstand marine salt‑fog attack.
Q4: Can this transformer solution adapt to hybrid power‑supply combining public grid and self‑owned on‑site power plants?
A: Yes. The OLTC tap‑regulation range of ±8×1.25 % accommodates complex voltage variations under dual‑source parallel‑operation conditions, supporting parallel‑running scenarios of the utility grid and on‑site gas‑fired self‑owned power stations.
Q5: Does the equipment documentation package satisfy Iraq COSQC acceptance requirements?
A: Yes. Transformers are manufactured per IEC 60076. A complete package including third‑party type‑test reports, factory‑test certificates and full technical documentation supports COSQC review and site acceptance procedures.
If you are an EPC general contractor, oil‑field operator or system integrator for Iraq oil‑gas projects, please provide site environmental parameters, load‑capacity figures and grid‑operating‑condition requirements.
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