Ensuring Longevity with the Correct Insulation Materials in High-Frequency Transformers

To maintain the longevity and efficiency of high-frequency step-up transformers, it is essential to use insulation materials that meet high standards. These materials should be tested during processing to ensure their insulation performance meets the required specifications. Only after passing these tests should the materials be installed, ensuring that the transformer operates at full capacity without the risk of premature failure due to poor insulation.

The insulation of components such as the lead bracket wooden blocks is especially important. These should be treated with hot transformer oil before installation to enhance their insulation properties. Similarly, it is critical to test the insulation performance 24 hours after oil injection. This helps detect any hidden defects that may cause failures when the transformer is in operation. Ensuring that the insulation materials are properly prepared and installed guarantees the safe and efficient operation of the high-frequency step-up transformer.

 


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