Bushing Parts

Power transformers must have transformer bushings as vital parts. They serve as a connection and insulator between the transformer's high-voltage and low-voltage sides. Each component that makes up a bushing plays a significant element in the overall operation of the transformer. The insulator, conductor, and housing are the three primary  transformer bushing parts . The insulator is constructed from a sturdy material that can survive the high voltages needed in transformer operation, such as porcelain or glass. A metal rod known as a conductor is used to transfer electrical current from a high-voltage coil to a low-voltage side. The insulator and conductor are encased in the housing, which serves as a protective shell. High voltage, mechanical stress, and environmental conditions are just a few of the stressors that transformer bushings must withstand. To ensure that they can endure these stresses, they must be built from high-quality materials and properly engineered. Transformer