Furnance Transformer

What is Furnance Transformer
The furnace transformer, also known as the smelting transformer, is a special power transformer mainly used for smelting metals such as steel. It can withstand ultra-large current loads and endure repeated high mechanical and thermal stresses caused by electric arcs. Typically, the primary voltage of the electric furnace transformer does not exceed 72.5 kV. The transformer can handle currents ranging from several thousand to tens of thousands of amperes. Generally, it has a large capacity and comes in two designs: split type and integrated type. The electric furnace transformer uses carbon rods as electrodes and is commonly employed in the electric furnace smelting of special steel, white corundum, electrolytic aluminum, and other materials.