Triple Frequency Test Set Product Overview
The induced overvoltage test of transformers and instrument transformers is an important test to ensure that the quality of transformers meets national standards. The longitudinal insulation induced overvoltage test of transformer windings, including inter-turn, inter-layer, inter-section, and phase-to-phase insulation, is a crucial item in transformer insulation testing. Due to the specific nature of longitudinal insulation testing, it is necessary to apply a frequency-multiplied power supply device to increase the test voltage across the winding insulation, thereby achieving the purpose of the withstand voltage test.
Triple Frequency Test Set is designed and manufactured to meet the above requirements. It has been proven by extensive user experience that it is simple to operate, reliable in performance, and can effectively meet the needs of induced overvoltage tests for transformers and instrument transformers.
During measurement, a low voltage U1 is applied to the primary side of the transformer under test, and a voltage U2 appears on the secondary side. By adjusting the resistance value of R3, the galvanometer can be brought to zero. At this point, the turns ratio k can be calculated using the following formula (R3 is much smaller than R2 and R1, so R3 is neglected):
k = U1 / U2 = (R1 + R2) / R2 = 1 + R1 / R2
To directly read the ratio error, a slide wire resistor R3 is inserted between R1 and R2, and one end of the galvanometer is connected to the sliding contact. Different resistance values of the slide wire resistor R3 are marked on the bridge panel with corresponding ratio errors. This allows for direct measurement of the ratio error.
Using the transformer ratio bridge method to measure the ratio of a three-phase transformer is similar to the dual voltmeter method. It also uses a single-phase power supply, and a switching circuit is built into the bridge to perform measurements according to different connection groups and different measurement modes (voltage application, short circuit, measurement). Therefore, when conducting ratio tests using the transformer ratio bridge method, it is necessary to connect the wires correctly and operate properly according to the instruction manual.
The above is the method of measuring transformer ratio using the transformer ratio bridge method. In the absence of a transformer ratio tester, this method can be used to measure the transformer ratio. SBF Triple Frequency Test Set Working Principle
