The transformer partial discharge fault simulation test device is an experimental equipment used to simulate transformer partial discharge faults, simulation experiments can be conducted on transformer partial discharge faults, helping engineers and researchers understand the discharge characteristics of transformers and prevent and solve transformer partial discharge faults in advance.

1. Environmental temperature: -100C-50 0C
2. Protection method: equipped with outdoor rain cover, dustproof and rainproof
3. Insulation medium: The high-voltage bushing is made of 25 # transformer oil
4. Relative humidity: ≤ 90% RH
5. Altitude: ≤ 5500 meters

1. Partial discharge under rated voltage of 0-110kV ＜ 3PC
2. In live working mode, the discharge type can be freely selected
3. Control the starting voltage, extinguishing voltage, and discharge intensity of each discharge signal
4. Multiple discharges can be combined to generate

The transformer partial discharge fault simulation test device is an experimental equipment used to simulate transformer partial discharge faults, usually including the following components:
1. Simulated discharge source: Used to generate signals of partial discharge in simulated transformers, usually using high-voltage pulses or high-frequency discharge sources.
2. Discharge detection system: used to detect and record analog discharge signals, usually including discharge probes, discharge signal collectors, and data recorders.
3. Control system: Used to control the parameters of simulated discharge experiments, including the output power of the discharge source, discharge mode, discharge duration, etc.
4. Safety protection system: used to protect the safety of experimental personnel and equipment, including overvoltage protection, overcurrent protection, leakage protection, etc.
Through this device, simulation experiments can be conducted on transformer partial discharge faults, helping engineers and researchers understand the discharge characteristics of transformers and prevent and solve transformer partial discharge faults in advance.