Hitachi, Ltd.

Mao Kawamoto

Akira Yamagishi

Shigeru Kakugawa

Yasunori Ono

Naoya Miyamoto

Yoshio Hamadate

A stationary induction apparatus includes a main body tank and a stationary induction apparatus main body. The main body is accommodated in the tank. An electrostatic shield ring is placed on the upper and lower end parts of a winding. An electrostatic shield ring has a magnetic ring and two insulating rings vertically fixing the magnetic ring for a spool. A conductive tape is laid on an insulating tape. These tapes are wound around the spool. An insulating tape is wound around the wound tapes. The width of the insulating tape is equal to or greater than the width of the conductive tape. One end of the conductive tape is connected to one end part of the winding and to the magnetic ring. A gap is provided at at least one place on the magnetic ring. The winding direction of the conductive tape is inverted at at least one place.

Stationary induction apparatus

A stationary induction apparatus includes a cooled magnetic material ring disposed in an end portion of each winding and that can reduce an electromagnetic-mechanical force and improve reliability. The apparatus includes an iron core; a winding outside of the iron core; a plurality of iron core clamps that sandwich the winding from a longitudinal direction of the iron core; a magnetic material ring with a silicon steel plate wound outside of the iron core; a laminated magnetic material composite ring including an insulator on an outer circumference of the magnetic material ring; and a holding-and-cooling structure between the winding and the laminated magnetic material composite ring, in which a portion of the holding-and-cooling structure protruding from between the winding and the laminated magnetic material composite ring extends in the longitudinal direction, and the holding-and-cooling structure is a recess with respect to the winding and the laminated magnetic material composite ring.

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Mao Kawamoto