Stereoscopic winding iron core structure: Adopting a three-dimensional triangular winding iron core, the three-phase magnetic circuit is symmetrical and the length is consistent. The magnetic resistance caused by the traditional laminated iron core seam is reduced through a continuous winding structure.
Optimizing losses and operating noise: Utilizing a coiled iron core structure to improve magnetic circuit continuity can help reduce excitation current, no-load losses, and iron core vibration noise. Specific performance is subject to corresponding model test data.
Supporting tin bath heating process: Determine the capacity, output voltage, and wiring scheme based on the tin bath electric heating load, and operate in conjunction with power regulating equipment to meet the power supply needs of different heating areas.
Compact layout and installation adaptation: The three-dimensional structure is conducive to compact layout, and can be combined with on-site space planning for the body, shell, and outlet positions, while retaining necessary ventilation and maintenance space.
