EP2319057A1 - High-voltage transformer - Google Patents
High-voltage transformerInfo
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- EP2319057A1 EP2319057A1 EP09778308A EP09778308A EP2319057A1 EP 2319057 A1 EP2319057 A1 EP 2319057A1 EP 09778308 A EP09778308 A EP 09778308A EP 09778308 A EP09778308 A EP 09778308A EP 2319057 A1 EP2319057 A1 EP 2319057A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a high-voltage transformer for providing an AC voltage in the kV range with at least one secondary winding which is wound on a coil carrying body surrounding a transformer core.
- Such high voltage transformers are well known in the art. They are often part of a - if necessary.
- Mobile - test or measuring device in which the tapped off at the at least one secondary winding high voltage serves as a test voltage for a component to be tested or for other measurement purposes.
- an input alternating voltage is applied to a primary winding of the transformer, which surrounds a ferromagnetic core of the transformer, which consists, for example, of iron or an iron sheet packet.
- the magnetic field induced thereby in the transformer core then in turn induces a secondary voltage on the at least one secondary winding which is dependent in its amplitude essentially on the ratio of the respective number of turns on the primary and secondary windings.
- special care is required in connection with the electrical insulation of the transformer and the secondary winding.
- High-voltage transformers of the type mentioned above are available with exactly one secondary winding whose output AC voltage is tapped against a ground signal.
- high-voltage transformers with a total of two secondary windings are known, each of which provide a 180 ° relative to each other phase-shifted output voltage.
- tapping the differential voltage can thus be obtained with identically designed secondary windings, a doubling of the tapped off at a secondary winding maximum voltage.
- the secondary windings must thus be designed only for a smaller - or half the same - output voltage in an identical structure. It is to be expressly understood, however, that the present invention is not limited to any particular transformer arrangement or geometry.
- a coil support body which carries the secondary winding and is made of electrically insulating material, as is known from the prior art, insulates the secondary winding - in relation to the coil geometry - radially inward against the transformer core.
- the coil carrier body advantageously has a central bore, through which, for example, a leg of the transformer core is led.
- essentially two different insulation concepts are known for further electrical insulation of the secondary winding, which in turn often already comprises insulated wires.
- the so-called dry-type transformers the secondary winding is encapsulated by means of a casting resin which, after its hardening, also ensures outward insulation for sufficient electrical insulation of the secondary winding.
- the total weight of the test or measuring device which is essentially determined by the weight of the transformer, is an important criterion.
- the casting resin already makes a not inconsiderable contribution to the total weight of the transformer due to the layer thickness required for high-voltage insulation purposes and due to its density, which is usually in the range of about 1.3 to 1.7 g / cm 3 .
- the use of comparatively thick wires for the secondary winding (s) also adversely contributes to the weight of a dry-type transformer.
- a second variant of high-voltage transformers makes use of an insulating conductor for insulation purposes, which surrounds the entire transformer within a metal transformer housing.
- An insulating oil or an insulating gas (frequently used under pressure), for example sulfur hexafluoride (SFe), is usually used here.
- the entire transformer including transformer core and coils is surrounded by insulating oil. Due to the not insignificant thermal expansion of the insulation Oil in the operation of the transformer or at an increasing ambient temperature for other reasons, such oil-insulated transformers also, unless they are used as a stand with continuous and cooled oil circulation, provide a special expansion volume (eg in the form of an expansion vessel), in which the insulating oil expand if necessary, as is the case for example in the oil transformer according to DE 1 226 119. The amount of oil surrounding the entire transformer or the weight of the metallic housing contributes significantly to the overall weight of such a transformer.
- the high-voltage transformer according to the invention is provided in addition to the features mentioned that he has the secondary winding encapsulating insulation housing for electrical insulation of the secondary winding which - based on the coil geometry according to (radially) inside - by the secondary winding supporting coil support body and - based on the coil geometry according to (radially) outside - is bewandet by a made of plastic and the secondary winding to form an annular gap enveloping enveloping body, wherein the annular gap between the secondary winding and enveloping body is filled with an insulating fluid.
- the insulation housing for encapsulation of the secondary winding according to the invention must also be closed in the axial direction, ie on the opposite end faces of the insulation housing.
- the insulating housing must also have suitable openings or openings, which are suitable to close or seal fluid-tight.
- the insulation housing provided according to the invention encapsulates the secondary winding to form an outer annular gap filled with insulating fluid, in comparison to the high-voltage transformers known from the prior art, in which the entire transformer incl. lieröl is stored, the amount of insulating fluid used for insulation purposes, in particular insulating oil are reduced to a large extent. This is a first contribution to a weight saving realized in the context of the present invention. Further, the plastic envelope body due to the fact that a completely filled with insulating fluid annular gap surrounds the secondary winding, can be made with a significantly thinner wall thickness, as in the case of the resin jacket of a cast in the region of the secondary winding with dry resin transformer for purposes of adequate High voltage insulation is necessary.
- the envelope of the inventively provided insulation housing can be injection-molded in a simple and cost-effective manner from plastic, without the need for a special high effort to avoid defects, as is the case when casting a secondary winding with casting resin.
- the enveloping body is, after the secondary winding has been wound onto the coil carrier body, simply pushed over the secondary winding and hermetically sealed, ie fluid-tight, to an insulating housing.
- the annular gap is filled by a suitable (and later to be closed) opening of the insulating housing with insulating fluid.
- the increased fluidity of the non-hardening Isolierflu- ids located in the annular gap and compared to resin allows a defect-free in a simple manner electrical insulation of the secondary winding - even with small wire diameters of the secondary winding.
- an insulating fluid that is, a non-hardening insulating oil or an insulating gas
- a non-hardening insulating oil or an insulating gas can be used in a particularly advantageous manner to particularly thin wires for the secondary winding, which in particular allows a further reduction in weight compared with conventional dry-type transformers.
- the encapsulation of the secondary winding through the insulating housing radially inward through the Spulentrag- body and radially outward by the - surrounding the insulating oil-filled annular envelope - takes place.
- the transformer core or other components of the transformer are thus advantageously not directly in contact with the insulating fluid, which also contributes to the longest possible purity of the insulating fluid used.
- the ferromagnetic transformer core is in direct contact with insulating oil, there is a continuously increasing contamination of the insulating (especially with conductive particles) with the result that this must be regularly renewed or cleaned.
- the insulating fluid of a high-voltage transformer according to the invention either does not have to be at all over the life of the transformer or only be renewed after longer operating intervals.
- the enveloping body or the insulating housing which is preferably closely enveloping the secondary winding to form an annular gap, also has a significantly reduced weight in comparison with previously known metal housings for oil-insulated transformers, both because of its smaller dimensions and because of the different choice of material.
- a high-voltage transformer according to the invention is installed in a mobile test or measuring device - it is evident to provide a suitable cooling mechanism with which excessive heat development during operation of the transformer is counteracted. Especially in the case of mobile test or measuring devices of the type discussed below, however, the requirements for such a cooling mechanism are within reasonable limits, since, for example, providing a test voltage of 75 kV rms already with battery or battery-powered test equipment at a power of only 12 - 15 watts can be done.
- the present invention is not should be limited to specific power ranges of the transformer or test / measuring device, although preferably an application of the teaching of the invention for test or measuring devices with a maximum test or measuring voltage of (at least) 75 kV rms (preferably 100 or even 200 kV rms) for outputs in the range of a few watts up to 100, 200 or even 300 watts is provided.
- the present invention provides a much lighter as well as simple and inexpensive to manufacture high-voltage transformer, which is particularly suitable for mobile applications ready.
- the high-voltage insulation for the secondary winding is provided to the outside both by the insulating fluid in the annular gap and by the enveloping body. It turns out, however, that in the context of the present invention for sufficient isolation of a high voltage in the kV range - at the same time comparatively thin wall thickness of the envelope (see below) - even in its gap width comparatively thin annular gap (ie a small amount of insulating oil) sufficient is.
- the filled with insulating fluid annular gap around the secondary winding thus according to the invention has a considered in cross-section gap width of less than or equal to 20 mm, more preferably of less than or equal to 10 mm.
- the relevant secondary winding proves even a gap width of about 3 mm - with a correspondingly low Isolieröl office and in conjunction with the insulating properties of a Kunststoffbüll stresses with a wall thickness in the order of about 5 mm - as suitable.
- a constant gap width is maintained over the entire length of the secondary winding and within the cross section over the entire length of the annular gap.
- the amount of insulating oil required can be reduced by up to 90%, which is obviously associated with a particularly significant weight reduction.
- the invention provides that the enveloping body has a wall thickness of less than or equal to 20 mm, again advantageously less than or equal to 10 mm or less than or equal to approximately 5 mm. This proves to be sufficient - in particular in conjunction with the already mentioned width of the annular gap for the insulating fluid - for the desired isolation purpose at high voltages in the range of several 10 to a few 100 kV and in turn allows a considerable weight saving over the prior art, especially in comparison with conventional dry-type transformers.
- the wall thickness of the tester can be used Insulation housing of about 15-20 mm and an annular gap width of about 20 mm already provided sufficient insulation through the insulation housing. At lower voltages, the numbers mentioned for the wall thickness of the envelope or the width of the annular gap can be reduced accordingly.
- polypropylene is used in the context of the invention, which is particularly suitable for the present invention, in particular because of its good insulating properties and its low density of about 0.97 g / cm 3 .
- a hermetically sealable Isolierfluideinyogllstutzen is provided on the insulation housing, through which the insulating fluid can be filled in the annular gap surrounding the secondary winding.
- This is evidently preferably formed on the enveloping body radially surrounding the secondary winding, wherein, if necessary, an end-side arrangement may also be expedient.
- the insulating fluid is filled before starting the transformer.
- the insulating fluid can optionally be omitted and replaced by a new insulating fluid through the filler neck if necessary.
- the filling is preferably carried out under vacuum.
- the filler neck can preferably also be formed on one of the openings of the insulating housing, through which the low or high voltage side terminal of the secondary winding is led out of the housing.
- the enveloping body is designed substantially tubular. This allows - especially in a cross-sectionally substantially circular geometry of the secondary winding - also a particularly compact and stable design of the insulating housing. It should be noted, however, that the present invention is generally not limited to a particular cross-sectional geometry of the transformer core or the secondary winding. A further preferred embodiment of the present invention provides that the secondary winding is made of a wire having a diameter of less than or equal to 0.2 mm or less than 0.1 mm.
- the wire should already be equipped with its own insulation, eg in the form of paint insulation.
- the inventive design of the claimed high-voltage transformer can even be used in a particularly preferred manner on even thinner winding wires with diameters of less than or equal to 0.05 mm, in particular wires with a diameter of about 0.04 mm.
- Such wires are - already single or double lacquer-insulated - commercially available. They can be wound around the package carrier body using winding techniques known from the prior art, for example in layer or disk winding or other winding methods.
- the coil carrier body and the enveloping body are made of the same plastic. This proves to be particularly advantageous if - for the formation of the To the invention encapsulation for the secondary winding - are welded together frontally.
- encapsulation for the secondary winding - are welded together frontally.
- radially extending edges may be provided for the frontal closure of the insulating housing, which are welded to the hermetic seal of the housing with the respective other component.
- separate, end face to be arranged between the coil support body and the envelope and possibly.
- end caps are used, which are welded with coil support body and enveloping body for fluid-tight encapsulation of the secondary winding together with insulating or sealed by suitable sealing means against them.
- the insulating fluid is preferably used on the extent known from the prior art insulating oils. Compared with an insulating gas which is to be preferred for reasons of weight, there is the advantage that it does not have to be filled under overpressure into the insulating housing, so that the design requirements for the insulating housing are reduced.
- the present invention also includes, in particular, a mobile, ie in particular portable, test or measuring device with a test or measuring device housing and a housing arranged within the test or measuring device housing.
- a mobile, ie in particular portable, test or measuring device with a test or measuring device housing and a housing arranged within the test or measuring device housing.
- the tester is a high voltage tester for testing the dielectric strength of insulating or other DUTs
- the high voltage transformer to provide a test voltage acting as a secondary voltage of several 10 kV, in particular up to or at least 75, 100 or even 200 kV rms (rms voltage) is suitable.
- a suitable test space shall be provided for the insulating oil to be tested.
- two secondary windings are provided here.
- this is advantageously an arrangement in which the secondary windings provide a - relative to each other - phase-shifted by 180 ° output voltage, the tapped differential voltage as a test voltage for testing the dielectric strength of test and located within the test room insulating oils application place. Since no particularly high currents must be conducted through the secondary winding for this purpose, can in this application in particular, be used on particularly thin wires (see above) for the secondary winding.
- Such testing devices with battery operation and known from the prior art high-voltage transformers have been available (including battery and all other strigella beautician) exclusively with a total weight of over 25 kg. Only in the context of the present invention, it was possible to reduce their weight or mass to less than or equal to 25 kg.
- the main reason for the realization of such a lightweight tester for providing voltages greater than 75 kV rms is the lightweight high-voltage transformer, which (including primary and secondary windings, transformer core and insulation housing including insulating oil) has a mass of less than 7.5 kg (in one preferred variant even only 6.5 kg) contributes to the total weight of the tester.
- this weight reduction proves to be extremely important, since health and safety regulations in many countries require a weight limit for mobile devices, so that they may be worn by a person.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the essential components of an embodiment of a Hochnapssstransforma- sector according to the invention
- Fig. 2 is a section through an insulating housing of the high voltage transformer of FIG. 1 and
- Fig. 3 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a tester according to the invention, within which editachigepuruse the high voltage transformer of FIG. 1 is arranged.
- the high-voltage transformer 1 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a ferromagnetic transformer core 2 around which two primary windings 3, 4 (designed as disk windings and separately insulated) are wound on different legs.
- Fig. 1 shows two, each one leg of the transformer core 2 surrounding insulation housing 5, 6, each of which provides a low-voltage side terminal 7, 8 and a high-voltage side terminal 9, 10 for the respective insulation housing 5, 6 located secondary winding 12. All terminals 7, 8, 9, 10 are formed so that they are contacted with the relevant end of the secondary winding or that a corresponding contact can be passed through them.
- the insulating housing 5 is bounded within the cutting plane radially inward by a plastic carrier body 11 consisting of plastic, which in turn surrounds a leg of the transformer core 2 (not shown in FIG. 2).
- the secondary winding 12 is wound on the coil carrier 11 by means of a suitable winding method, the secondary winding 12 being surrounded by an envelope ring 14 which is likewise made of plastic and essentially tubular, forming the radially outer wall of the insulation housing 5 represents.
- the annular gap 13 is or is filled with an insulating oil.
- the low-voltage side terminal 7 for the secondary winding 12 is in the form of a nozzle 15 with a formed central opening 16 so that it can serve as Isolierölein spallstutzten simultaneously, for which purpose the annular gap 13 is filled through the opening 16 under negative pressure conditions with insulating oil.
- the low-voltage side of the secondary winding 12 is contacted through the opening 16, wherein the terminal 7 or its opening 16 before starting the transformer 1, so after complete filling of the annular gap 13 with the insulating oil is sealed in a suitable manner.
- the high voltage side terminal 9 on the insulation housing 5 under a protective sheath 17 has a corresponding nozzle 18, which in turn is equipped with a central, pointing to Hüllèvetown opening 19. Again, the electrical contacting of the high-voltage side end of the secondary winding 12 through the opening 19 therethrough, which is then sealed or sealed in a suitable manner. Also, this nozzle 18 can be used to fill the annular gap 13 with insulating oil.
- the insulation housing 5 is of course also the front side on both sides, ie both in the direction of the adjacent primary winding 3 (see Fig. 1) and the opposite side completely fluid-tight manner, so that ultimately the secondary winding 12 and the secondary winding 12 within the annular gap thirteenth surrounding insulating oil completely encapsulated is.
- the insulating oil does not come into contact with the transformer core 2.
- Covering body 14 and coil support body 11 are made of the same plastic.
- Fig. 3 finally shows a mobile, so portable high voltage tester 20 for testing the dielectric strength of insulating oils.
- the test apparatus 20 has a test chamber 22, surrounded by a transparent housing and closable with a lid 21, which can be filled with the insulating oil to be tested.
- two high-voltage electrodes 23, 24 facing each other are arranged, to which a test voltage of 75 kV rms is applied.
- the test voltage is applied by means of a high-voltage transformer 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, which is arranged inside the tester housing 25. These are the two
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