The Problem Of Circuit Faults in Transformers

The problem of circuit faults in transformers mainly refers to the occurrence of short circuits at the outlet of the transformer, as well as short circuits to ground between the leads or windings inside the transformer, and short circuits caused by phase to phase faults. In fact, this type of fault is a very common problem among many faults in actual power transformers, and there are also many practical cases of this fault. For the problem of short circuit in the low-voltage outlet of transformers, in order to solve this problem, it is generally necessary to replace the winding at the fault location. In severe cases, it may be necessary to replace all windings in order to minimize the probability of faults and greatly reduce the serious economic and personal property losses caused by power failures. Therefore, it is necessary to attach great importance to this issue.