Parameter issues of electrolytic copper rectifiers
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This is the nameplate of the transformer for the rectifier in my factory. The output current displayed by the rectifier is 8500A, while the voltage is around 16V. Under such operating conditions as those of a rectifier, isn’t its unnecessary power loss quite high? According to the electricity meter at the factory, the daily power consumption is around 5,500 kWh. Is this figure accurate? Thank you
I see that the lowest rated voltage on the low-voltage side of the transformer is in the 30s volts range. Could it be that the load is too small, resulting in excessive losses?
I see that the lowest rated voltage on the low-voltage side of the transformer is in the 30s volts range. Could it be that the load is too small, resulting in excessive losses?
Are you measuring the primary side or the secondary side of the transformer?