High Voltage Transformer | Chemical Plant Explosion Proof
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High Voltage Transformer | Power Plant Main Unit Transformer
Low vibration high voltage transformer with optimized mechanical structure. Reduce ground resonance, suitable for downtown and residential grid layout.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q:What are the criteria for determining when to replace an old transformer?
A:The load rate has consistently exceeded 80% and there have been frequent overloads; the losses under no-load and at full load are more than 20% above the standard; insulation has aged (with excessive dielectric loss values and deteriorated oil quality); serious faults have occurred (such as winding deformation and multiple-point grounding of the core); the energy efficiency grade is lower than level 3 and energy-saving renovations are not economically viable; it has reached the design service life (generally 20–30 years).
Q:What are the handling methods for oil leakage in the high-voltage bushing of a transformer?
A:Minor leakage: Tighten the flange bolts of the casing and replace the sealing gasket; Severe leakage: Replace the casing after power outage; If the insulation inside the casing gets damp, conduct an insulation test and replace the casing if necessary.
Q:What are the reasons for excessive noise when the transformer is operating? How can the noise be reduced?
A:Reasons: Loosening of core, deformation of windings, resonance of components, failure of cooling system, influence of grid harmonics. Measures: Tighten the core clamps; Correct the position of windings; Adjust the shock absorption devices of cooling fans / oil pumps; Install soundproof covers; Address grid harmonics.
Q:What are the special selection requirements for transformers that are matched ？
A:It features low loss and low noise; the short-circuit impedance needs to match the inverter; it has strong resistance to voltage fluctuations and harmonic impacts; the transformer for photovoltaic power stations needs to adapt to significant changes in load throughout the day and night; the transformer for wind power needs to be able to withstand outdoor high-altitude and low-temperature environments, with a protection level of no less than IP54.
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