'transformer station' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can generally use this phrase in any context where you are discussing an electrical transformer station. For example: The small town was thankful for the new transformer station that was recently installed in their neighborhood.
An electrical transformer station started operation in 1980.
The latest, Volta, the new eatery from Olly Ceulenaere, brings good-value food to a former electricity transformer station in the up-and-coming Rabot area.
Mr. Bidwell said that in the case of Transformer Station, the building and the art would go to the Cleveland Museum of Art after 15 years.
Last October, Ryszard Kliszewski moved his small workshop, which makes burglar-proof steel doors, from the city center to a former Russian electric transformer station near the airstrip.
As a result, the Bidwells bought a 1920s power plant on Cleveland's West Side, renovating and expanding the property to create Transformer Station.
Workers in Paris erected a special barrier on Friday morning to protect an underground electrical transformer station near the Pont de l'Alma.
The paper applies a Monte Carlo procedure to evaluate the lightning performance of a real medium-voltage distribution network, which includes a number of lines, transformer stations and surge protection devices.
"All generator stations, transformer stations, power lines, and switch yards have protection systems, which until then were based on mechanical relays," he explains.
Typical applications are data collection, in particular metering (load profile meters and household meters), supervision of transformer stations, or safety-related applications.
AMI requires bidirectional communication links between the medium voltage to low voltage (MV/LV) transformer stations and the costumers, usually known as the last mile.
Smart meters are interconnected by means of communication links, usually narrowband power line communication to data concentrators at the transformer stations.
