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In electrical power transmission, the propellor is a transformer that consists of a single-phase winding on a core of ferrite, such as barium ferrite, which in this case has a diameter of 2.0 mm and a length of 50 mm.
It is a part of an insulated transformer substation used in the transmission of electrical power from generating plants to a distribution substation. In a multi-phase substation, the propellor is used for each phase to transform the voltage from   to  or from to. In a single-phase substation, however, the propellor is connected to the single-phase current from the generator.
The propellor can also be a transformer used to lower the voltage on the transmission line and increase its capacity, but with the inconvenience that its power factor lowers.
Propellor transformers in the United States
The use of propellor transformers in the United States dates back to the early 20th century. A propellor transformer was used at the Petaluma Substation of the Santa Clara Power Company in the 1920s and 30s, and a propellor transformer was used in the Richmond Electrification Company (REC) system in 1933. The propellor transformer used in the REC system was 1.5 inches in diameter and 20 feet in length.  The first propellor transformer used for a single-phase substation in the United States was installed in the South West Power Corporation in 1948.  This transformer was a 2-inch diameter barium ferrite core with a length of 25 feet.
Propellor transformers in the United Kingdom
Propellor transformers were also used in the UK in the early 20th century.  One such transformer was the Bristol Transformer, which was installed at The Electricity Works in Bristol in 1912.  The Bristol Transformer was used until 1952, when it was replaced by the current-carrying standard UK D double-throw winding
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