Continuously Transposed Conductor CTC-Mesh-wrapped
Technical Specifications
| Dimension | Mesh-Wrapped Transposed Conductor |
| Outer Insulation Structure | Wound with polyester/aramid electrical insulating mesh tape, retaining mesh gaps with permeable structure; some with a thin buffer layer without blocking mesh holes |
| Heat Dissipation/Oil Permeability | Mesh holes serve as dedicated oil flow channels, oil can reach conductors directly with far superior heat dissipation and oil permeability |
| Mechanical Resistance | Mesh structure with high toughness, better resistance to short-circuit impact and vibration deformation |
| Insulation Stability | Insulation performance depends on mesh tape density (customizable) with relatively lower stability |
| Applicable Environment | Oil-immersed environment only; dust accumulation in dry-type application impairs insulation performance |
| Typical Application Scenarios | Railway traction transformers, wind/photovoltaic step-up transformers, large oil-immersed power transformers, metallurgical/ship special transformers and other harsh working conditions with high vibration and heat dissipation requirements |
| Winding Formability | Higher flexibility with close fit during winding, and higher winding efficiency |
| Key Production Process Points | Focus on controlling mesh tape tension uniformity and transposition pitch accuracy, customize mesh density to match insulation/heat dissipation requirements, and avoid damaging the base wire enamel film |
Core Advantages
• Ultra-low eddy current loss, significantly improving transformer efficiency
• High mechanical strength and short-circuit resistance, suitable for large-capacity equipment
• Compact structure, saving winding space and improving heat dissipation.
Production Process Flow

Industry Application
| Industry | Typical Application Scenarios | Description |
| Large Power Equipment | Windings for oil-immersed power transformers of 110kV and above, ultra-high voltage main transformers | Greatly reduces eddy current loss through conductor transposition, improving equipment efficiency and stability |
| Power Grid Supporting Facilities | Windings for series reactors, shunt reactors, and large-capacity dry-type transformers | Solves the temperature rise and loss problems under high-current operating conditions, extending equipment service life |
| Industrial & Special Scenarios | Railway traction transformers, large generator stator windings, nuclear/wind power supporting transformers | Scenarios with extremely high requirements for space utilization, heat dissipation performance and mechanical strength |
Special Scenario Recommendations
1. For outdoor new energy supporting transformers (wind power/photovoltaic): For oil-immersed designs, mesh-wrapped transposed conductors are the first choice, leveraging their high heat dissipation performance to adapt to complex outdoor environments.
2. For indoor distribution/conventional power transformers: paper-insulated transposed conductors are the first choice, meeting general application requirements while controlling costs.
3. For special transformers (metallurgical, marine, traction): Regardless of capacity, mesh-wrapped transposed conductors are recommended if the application involves high vibration and high heat dissipation requirements.
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