Amorphous alloy transformer market capacity in the next 10 years

With the advancement of power grid energy conservation and consumption reduction and the breakthrough in the localization of amorphous alloy materials, it is expected that the amorphous alloy transformer industry will accelerate its development.

Amorphous alloy transformers are key equipment for energy saving and consumption reduction in distribution networks. Transformer losses account for approximately 30% to 60% of the losses in the distribution network, with no-load losses accounting for approximately 50% to 80% of the total transformer losses. Amorphous alloy transformers lose about 80% of the variable load no-load losses compared to conventional silicon steels; the load ratios of many transformers in rural distribution networks, especially rural networks, are less than 20%, so the use of amorphous alloy transformers has significant energy savings and is a power distribution The preferred equipment for energy saving and consumption reduction in the network.

Last year, the size of the amorphous transformer market was about 1.7 billion yuan. It is estimated that the market capacity of amorphous alloy transformers will be about 160 billion yuan in the next 10 years, and the market space is huge. At present, about 5% of amorphous transformers are newly added in distribution transformers each year. It is estimated that the new distribution transformers will increase by about 2.63 billion kVA in the next 10 years. If 30% of them use amorphous transformers, the capacity will reach 790 million KVA. By the end of 2009, the stock allocation in China will be about 3.13 billion KVA. If 15% of them use amorphous materials in the future, Transformer replacement, the future capacity reached 4.7KVA; In addition, coupled with wind power, photovoltaic amorphous transformers, the market size of amorphous transformers is expected to be about 160 billion yuan in the next 10 years, the market is huge, and has broad prospects.

The achievement of mass production of amorphous strips has been successful, and energy-saving and emission-reduction of power grid companies have accelerated. The amorphous transformer industry has seen explosive growth. Prior to this, the State Grid did not vigorously promote the use of amorphous alloy transformers. It also took into account the shortage of upstream raw materials, and the monopoly profits of the industry were obtained by foreign companies. At present, Aetna Technology's production of amorphous strips has been successful. The production capacity has reached 40,000 tons, breaking the monopoly position of Hitachi Metals. With the release of production capacity, the cost of amorphous transformers is expected to decline further. In addition, power grid companies are under great pressure for energy conservation and emission reduction. Grid companies are actively implementing energy-saving transformers and replacing high-energy-consuming transformers. The amorphous transformer industry is expected to show explosive growth.