The invention relates to the field of transformers, in particular to a wide-
voltage self-adaptive 24-pulse
rectifier transformer for electrolytic
hydrogen production, which comprises a
voltage regulating
transformer and two 12-pulse
rectifier transformers integrated in a
transformer box. The input end of the
voltage regulating transformer is connected with a
power grid, and the output end of the voltage regulating transformer is connected with the input ends of the two
rectifier transformers through a multi-gear on-load tap-changer, so that wide-range rapid
voltage regulation is realized. The two rectifier transformers are connected through a winding with a specific
phase difference, and outputs of the two rectifier transformers are superposed to form a 24-pulse rectification waveform, so that
harmonic waves on the
power grid side are effectively suppressed. The iron core adopts a high-permeability
silicon steel sheet and a full-inclined seam structure, the coil adopts a high-quality
oxygen-free
copper wire and is wound in a K-type transposition mode, and an interlayer heat dissipation oil way and an external
air cooling system are matched, so that loss is reduced, and heat dissipation is optimized. The three transformer bodies are rigidly connected through the clamping pieces, and synchronous lifting installation can be achieved. The device has the advantages of low
harmonic wave, high efficiency, wide-voltage self-adaption, good heat dissipation, convenience in installation and the like, and is suitable for a large-scale electrolytic
hydrogen production
system.