Transformer Manufacturing Processes
Transformer Consulting Services Inc. Winding Selection Manufacturing Process: Based on: •winding voltages: (nominal, test, impulse, …) –number of turns –electrical clearances –ZnO discs allowed? •winding current: –needed Copper cross-sectional area –maximum allowed temperature (average and hottest spot)
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