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How to Prevent Oil-Immersed Transformers from Lightning Damage
Lightning strikes may induce overvoltage,damage insulation,burn windings and even cause equipment explosion.A complete protection system combining external lightning shielding,surge protection,reliable grounding,and daily...
2026-06
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How to Clean Ground Oil Contamination Caused by Oil-Immersed Transformer Leakage
Proper cleaning of oil stains from transformer leakage follows the principles of safety first,pollution control and thorough decontamination.The work is divided into on-site safety preparation,physical oil removal,chemica...
2026-06
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Will Overload Operation Cause Permanent Damage to Oil-Immersed Transformers?
Short-term overload within standard allowable limits generally does not cause permanent damage.However,prolonged overload,frequent repeated overload,or severe overload beyond specified time and temperature thresholds will...
2026-06
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Can Off-Circuit Tap Changer Transformers Be Adjusted While Energized?
Can Off-Circuit Tap Changer Transformers Be Adjusted While Energized? No. Off-circuit (no-load) tap changers (OCTC/DETC) must NOT be adjusted while the transformer is energized or under load. Designed without arc-extingui...
2026-06
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What are the differences between SCB10, SCB11 and SCB13 dry-type transformers?
SCB10/SCB11/SCB13 are all epoxy resin cast dry-type transformers; the trailing number indicates energy efficiency grade and loss level: higher number = lower loss, higher efficiency, higher cost. 1. Core Difference: Loss ...
2026-06
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Installation Methods and Precautions for Incoming and Outgoing Lines of Dry-Type Transformers
Dry-type transformers have diverse wiring forms for incoming and outgoing lines, which are mainly divided into cable connection, busbar connection and combined connection. Reasonable installation and standard operation ar...
2026-06