Low-voltage winding: The low-voltage windings of transformers are made from copper sheets to reduce short-circuit losses, eliminate axial forces, and ensure safety for the transformer during short circuits.
Winding Technology:
Low-voltage winding:
Low-voltage windings in transformers are made from copper sheets to reduce short-circuit losses, eliminate axial forces, and ensure safety during short circuits.
High-voltage winding:
The high-voltage winding is layered and evenly distributes voltage during overvoltage or lightning strikes. Each layer is insulated with a special type of paper known for its high mechanical strength, heat resistance, and high dielectric strength. Additionally, it creates a bonding adhesive layer between the wire turns to prevent vibration and axial forces during transformer operation and short circuits.
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