This invention relates to the field of force-
electromagnetic coupling measurement, and discloses a method and
system for the internal arrangement of a low-
voltage power metering box based on a modular
transformer plug-in structure. This method deploys multi-source sensors to synchronously collect time-
series data on the
magnetic flux density of the three-phase modules, the strain field of the base, and the preload. A directed weighted
hypergraph is constructed to represent the magnetoelastic
coupling topology, which is then converted into a time-varying
creep rate matrix using a viscoelastic
creep memory operator. Combined with
phase space partitioning and a magnetostrictive response
tree generation compensation strategy, the final result is an inverse mapping to an optimized scheme for module spacing and interface stiffness. This invention solves the
problem of time-varying
coupling drift caused by structure-
electromagnetic coupling and viscoelastic memory effects in modular transformers by accurately capturing the time-varying mechanical laws of the strain field and preload, overcoming the limitations of traditional static independent calibration, and achieving long-term stability of three-phase metering accuracy.