Dry type rectifier transformers

Power conversion, which encompasses rectification, inversion, and frequency conversion, is a collective term for three operational modes, with rectification being the most widely employed. The majority of industrial rectified DC power sources are generated through rectifier equipment composed of rectifier transformers and rectifiers, connected to the AC power grid. The electrochemical industry is where rectifier transformers find their most extensive application. They are employed in the electrolysis of colored metal compounds to extract aluminum, magnesium, copper, and other metals, the electrolysis of salt to produce chlorine and alkali, and the electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen and oxygen.

Performance characteristics:
1. Safety and reliability
The transformer is constructed using non-toxic, flame-retardant epoxy resin, offering high mechanical strength, flame resistance, fire prevention, and environmental friendliness.
2. Convenient installation
Dry-type rectifier transformers are delivered as complete units, allowing for immediate installation and efficient operation.
3. High overload capacity
The transformer’s insulation is rated at class H, with a heat resistance temperature reaching 180°C. It can handle maximum overloads of up to 200%
4. Low noise
Noise levels are reduced by 3-5 decibels compared to national standards.
5. Cost savings
Dry-type rectifier transformers can be installed in conjunction with electrical equipment such as rectifiers, eliminating the need for a separately designed distribution room. This saves space and reduces initial investments.
6. Diverse range
Our product offerings are comprehensive, covering specialized transformers in various fields, including rectifier transformers, electric furnace transformers, and variable frequency transformers.
7. Tailor-made solutions
We can accommodate specific customer requirements, offering flexible design and rapid responses.
8. Authoritative certification
Our products have received authoritative certification from the National Electrical Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Center.