CN201647337U - Oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to a transfer tooling for an oil-immersed transformer, which comprises a frame-type bottom frame. Two rows of first oblong holes extending transversely are arranged on the frame-type bottom frame. A transformer fixing plate is installed for sliding and adjustable, and two rows of second oblong holes extending laterally are arranged on the fixing plate, connecting bolts are installed for sliding and adjusting in the second oblong holes, and casters are arranged under the frame type chassis. When the oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling of the utility model is in use, the transformer is vertically placed on the tooling and the transformer and the tooling are fixed with connecting bolts to prevent the transformer from falling down during transportation. The fixing plate is slidably assembled on the base, and the connecting bolts are slidably assembled on the fixing plate. By adjusting the distance between the fixing plate and the connecting bolts, various types of transformers can be fixed, which improves the versatility of the tooling. Since the transformer is transported upright, there will be no damage to the umbrella group of ceramic sleeves.

Description

Oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling

technical field

The utility model relates to an oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling.

Background technique

Oil-immersed transformers are generally slender structures with a relatively high center of gravity. For the safety of transportation, it is generally necessary to transport the oil-immersed transformer upside down. During transportation, the oil-immersed transformer needs to be laid down from the upright position, and after the transportation, it needs to be hoisted from the downed state to the upright state, which is time-consuming, laborious and inefficient. And it is easy to cause damage to the ceramic umbrella group during transportation.

Utility model content

The purpose of the utility model is to provide an oil-immersed transformer transfer tool, which is used to solve the problems that the current oil-immersed transformer needs to be laid down for transportation, has low work efficiency and easily causes damage to the ceramic umbrella group.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: an oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling, including a frame-type underframe, and two rows of first oblong holes extending in the transverse direction are correspondingly arranged on the frame-type underframe. A transformer fixing plate is installed between the two first oblong holes in each column for sliding adjustment, and the fixing plate is provided with two rows of second oblong holes extending in the transverse direction, and connecting bolts are installed in the second oblong holes for sliding adjustment. The bottom of the frame type underframe is provided with casters.

Two parallel forklift slots are arranged on the frame type chassis.

When the oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling of the utility model is in use, the transformer is placed vertically on the tooling and the transformer is fixed to the tooling with connecting bolts to prevent the transformer from falling down during transportation. The fixing plate is slidably assembled on the base, and the connecting bolts are slidably assembled on the fixing plate. By adjusting the distance between the fixing plate and the connecting bolts, various types of transformers can be fixed, which improves the versatility of the tooling. Since the transformer is transported upright, there will be no damage to the umbrella group of ceramic sleeves, and the efficiency will also be improved. There are casters under the frame-type chassis, which is convenient for the transfer of the tooling in the workshop, especially for cross-room transportation and transportation where the crane cannot reach.

A forklift slot is also set on the frame-type chassis. When it needs to be transported outside the workshop, use a forklift and ensure that the front fork of the forklift extends into the forklift slot to lift the tooling and the transformer on the tooling together for transportation. .

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling;

FIG. 2 is a top view of FIG. 1 .

Detailed ways

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling of the present utility model includes a frame-type frame-type chassis 1 welded by channel steel, and four casters 2 are installed under the frame-type chassis 1 , two of the casters are universal wheels, which facilitate the movement of the tooling. Two first oblong holes 8 extending transversely are respectively opened on two opposite sides of the frame type chassis 1, and bolts for connecting the fixing plate 4 are installed in the first oblong holes, and the fixing plate 4 can be loosened along the Slide along the first oblong hole 8. A second oblong hole 6 extending vertically is provided on the fixing plate 4 , and a connecting bolt 7 for connecting the transformer is arranged in the oblong hole on the fixing plate 4 . A forklift slot 5 welded by channel steel is also arranged under the frame type chassis 1 .

Claims (2)

1. An oil-immersed transformer transfer tooling, characterized in that: it includes a frame-type underframe, and the frame-type underframe is correspondingly provided with two rows of first oblong holes extending in the transverse direction, and two first oblong holes in each row A transformer fixing plate is installed between the holes for sliding adjustment, and two rows of second oblong holes extending laterally are arranged on the fixing plate, and connecting bolts are installed for sliding adjustment in the second oblong holes. Set with casters. 2. The oil-immersed transformer transfer tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: two parallel forklift slots are arranged on the frame-type chassis.

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