The Power Transformer Test Bench is designed for comprehensive electrical performance testing of power transformers.
The system focuses on several key parameters that engineers need to verify before a transformer leaves the factory or enters service.
Verifies the actual transformation ratio and detects ratio deviations.
Identifies the transformer connection group and phase relationship.
Measures winding resistance and evaluates conductor and connection conditions.
Measures no-load loss and no-load current under specified excitation conditions.
Measures load loss and short-circuit impedance.
Evaluates insulation withstand capability under the specified AC test voltage.
These functions correspond closely with the core functions described for current transformer comprehensive test benches.
Q: What is the difference between no-load and load testing?
No-load testing evaluates transformer behavior when the secondary side is open, while load testing evaluates losses and impedance under a short-circuit test condition.
Q: Why is short-circuit impedance important?
It is an important transformer performance parameter and affects voltage regulation and parallel operation characteristics.
Q: Can the test bench automatically correct load loss?
Depending on the software configuration, measured results can be converted according to the specified reference temperature and test requirements.
Q: Can the system be used for transformer FAT?
Yes. Factory acceptance testing is one of the major applications of comprehensive transformer test systems.