Transformers are crucial components in many industrial production environments, and they are indispensable in the proper and safe distribution of electrical power. Especially the dry-type transformers, which are generally used in industrial production environments, offer several advantages over oil-type transformers, including enhanced reliability and reduced maintenance requirements. However, when operating and maintaining dry-type transformers in industrial production environments, safety precautions must be taken into consideration. In this article, we will discuss some safety matters related to dry-type transformers in industrial production environments.
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The location of the dry-type transformer is of great significance for the safety of the product. The dry-type transformer is installed in a ventilated area without flammable materials. This area should only be accessible to authorized personnel, and safety signs should be posted to indicate the presence of the transformer. The transformer should be installed on a flat, orderly, stable, and strong surface capable of supporting its weight, and it should be located in an area not affected by environmental factors such as rain, snow, and the environment.
Electrical Safety
When it comes to dry-type transformers, electrical safety is an important reference standard. Before carrying out any work on the transformer, make sure to turn off the power supply and ground the device. Only qualified personnel are allowed to work on the transformer, and they must wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as insulating tools, safety glasses and protective clothing. All tools used on the transformer must be insulated and grounded to prevent electric shock.
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