Problems with rectifier transformers.
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I’m new to the factory and don’t understand the electrical system. I would like to ask what the rectification level and control angle are.
The control angle α is the lag angle during phase control; it represents the electrical angle from the intersection point of the phase voltages in the case of no phase control (the natural commutation point) up to the moment when commutation begins. The α angle for the normal operation of a rectifier device is generally between 5 and 25 degrees. The thread is at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=372226; this post is mainly about power transformers, and the meaning of \"gear\" is the same here. This post was last edited by 3576 on 2009-3-17 10:56]
The function of a rectifying transformer is equivalent to that of a transformer combined with a rectifier; it has the same voltage levels as a transformer, and its control angle is set according to the settings of the rectifier.
I have another question. Is there any difference between the rectifiers for unipolar cells and those for bipolar cells? What is that difference? I’ve just started working here, and are there any other aspects of rectification that I need to pay more attention to?
All the ones in our company are bipolar slots; I’ve never seen polar slots, so it’s hard to say: L. Rectifier transformers come in no-load and loaded types; I’m not sure which one you are using? The plant operator needs to understand the basic principles of rectification, the steps for starting up and shutting down the process, the factors that can affect rectification, and the consequences of rectification errors on subsequent processes; these tasks are carried out by the rectification operators.
Brother on the 3rd floor, stop misleading people like this! A rectifier transformer is a type of transformer used to supply power to rectifier devices; it belongs to the category of special transformers!