Rectifier Transformer In East Godavari

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Here is the list of various transformers that we have in our catalog. Have a look at them:

• Control Transformer
• Step-Down Transformer
• Step-Up Transformer
• Isolation Transformer
• Three-Phase Transformer
• Auto Transformer
• Rectifier Transformer
• Special Purpose Transformer, etc.

The difference between the full load voltage to the no-load voltage is Voltage regulation in Rectifier Transformer. It is expressed in percentages. It is a measure of change in voltage from sending and receiving end of a component.

The current limiting characteristic in the Rectifier Transformer is called Impedance. It is represented in the percentage. Impedance in a transformer is to determine the interrupting capacity of the switchgear installed to prevent the Rectifier Transformer primary.

For the proper functioning of the Rectifier Transformer, all its components work together for optimum power regulation. Here are five essential elements of Rectifier Transformer:

• Input Connection
• Primary Winding
• Magnetic Core
• Secondary Winding
• Output Connection

Yes. It is possible to change three phases to two-phase Rectifier Transformer. It is practically applicable for the standard single phase off-the-shelf Rectifier Transformer. You can apply these typical voltage combinations that will not cause any damage: use 480 volts three phases to 240 volts two phases, or try 240 volts three phases to 480 volts two phases. You can also rehearse 240 volts in three phases to 240 volts in two phases.