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  Transformer bushings  can make a big difference between smooth operation and costly downtime. Ever wondered why? The truth is, bushings are critical components that handle high voltages, temperature fluctuation, and loads all at once. During faults like overheating, mechanical stress, and electric field concentration, the result can be catastrophic failure.  Thus, advanced modeling and simulation are used. Now, instead of waiting for faults to occur, engineers can predict how bushings will behave under various stresses and optimize designs for reliability, which results in the extended life of power equipment.  In this blog, we will understand how the simulation of electric fields, mechanical stress, and thermal stress is changing the way  transformer busing   is crafted, tested, and maintained.      Electric Field Simulation: Reducing the Risk of Partial Discharges One of the biggest challenges in transformer bushings is m...

    What do you notice about the tall chimneys in power plants, steel mills, or cement factories? There is something more important inside, innovative technology working hard to keep the air cleaner. One of the most vital tools in that operation is the  electrostatic precipitator (ESP) ,  and the ESP power supply is the heart of it.  Manufacturers are focused on not just productivity, but also running smarter, fulfilling strict emission regulations, and lowering downtime. And that’s where smart ESP power supplies come in. Along with powering equipment, they enable predictive maintenance and assure compliance with ever-tightening environmental criteria.   Let’s dive in!     1. Why ESP Power Supplies Matter for Cleaner Operations An  electrostatic precipitator  reduces emissions before they leave the chimney by charging dust particles and then capturing them on a collecting panel. But the efficiency of an ESP depends on i...