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Five Common Defects of H61 Distribution Transformers1.Lead Wire DefectsInspection Method: The three-phase DC resistance imbalance rate significantly exceeds 4%, or one phase is essentially open-circuited.Remedial Measures: The core should be lifted for inspection to locate the defective area. For poor contacts, re-polish and tighten the connection. Poorly welded joints should be re-welded. If the welding surface area is insufficient, it should be enlarged. If the lead wire cross-section is inade

What lightning protection measures are used for H61 distribution transformers?A surge arrester should be installed on the high-voltage side of the H61 distribution transformer. According to SDJ7–79 "Technical Code for Design of Overvoltage Protection of Electric Power Equipment," the high-voltage side of an H61 distribution transformer should generally be protected by a surge arrester. The grounding conductor of the arrester, the neutral point on the low-voltage side of the transformer, and the

H61 Distribution Transformer Selection includes the selection of transformer capacity, model type, and installation location.1.Selection of H61 Distribution Transformer CapacityThe capacity of H61 distribution transformers should be selected based on the current conditions and development trends of the area. If the capacity is too large, it results in the “large horse pulling a small cart” phenomenon—low transformer utilization and increased no-load losses. If the capacity is too small, the tran