In what ways can a transformer fail....?

[MassiveProng]

Of course, the particles are atoms of iron, and there is a gap between each
nucleus. If there were no gap, nuclear fusion would occur. Now *that* is a
spectacular way for a transformer to fail! Boom!

Apparently you are also unaware of their construction details.

I expected the PhilTard to be stupid about the world, but I would
expect more than a peanut gallery petty baby bullshit comment out of
the like of you.

 

[MassiveProng]

There is a "gap" maintained between each layer of steel,

They do not use steel for transformers.

They use laminated IRON. Could that be what you two retards are
trying to guess at?

 

[MassiveProng]

E-I cores are constructed with interleaving sheets
of steel with no intentional gap in the magnetic path.

Absolutely incorrect.

 

[MassiveProng]

This protection comes at the cost of poor regulation and
low efficiency.

You're an idiot. An ungapped pot core in a switcher is a poorer
performer than one with a proper gap.

 

[Phil Allison]

"MassivePrick the PSYCHO **** "

They do not use steel for transformers.

They use laminated IRON.

** Well, I bet that is big news to all the transformer grade steel and GOSS
makers.

This dumb **** is a stand up comic !!!!!

But the COLOSSAL FOOL is as unfunny as a dead baby.





........ Phil

 

[Phil Allison]

"MassivePrick the Fuckwit from HE:LL"

Absolutely incorrect.

** ROTFL !!


This dumb **** is a stand up comic !!!!!

But the COLOSSAL FOOL is as unfunny as a dead baby.




........ Phil

 

[Phil Allison]

"MassivePrick the Dumbest **** On Earth"

"Paul E. Schoen"



You're an idiot. An ungapped pot core in a switcher is a poorer
performer than one with a proper gap.

** MassivePrick is a MALICIOUS PSYCHO ****.

So dumb he thinks he's a stand up comic.

But the COLOSSAL MORON is as unfunny as a dead baby.




........ Phil

 

[jasen]

Yes. It is built into the particles that make up the core.

in a tape wound toroidial the core is a single piece of metal
there is essentially no gap.

 

[jasen]

** Complete nonsense.

"Impedance protection" or " inherently short circuit proof " transformer
design relies on creating a large leakage inductance value between primary
and secondary windings.

Usually seen only with very small mains transformers ( 5VA or less).

And microwave ovens? is that what the magnetic shunts do?

Bye.
Jasen

 

[jasen]

They do not use steel for transformers.

They use laminated IRON. Could that be what you two retards are
trying to guess at?

nope they use silicon steel.


Bye.
Jasen