A transformer with two voltage levels of different busbars that exchange voltage is connected to the booster station. When the booster station has two busbars of different voltage levels and there is power exchange, a system interconnection transformer needs to be added at the booster station. The system interconnection transformer adopts a two-winding transformer, and the high and low voltage side windings of the transformer complete the voltage exchange and distribution functions of the high and low voltage side busbars.

The main function of the system interconnection transformer is to change the voltage, not only to raise the voltage to send power to the power supply area, but also to facilitate the transmission of power. On the same line, the same power is transmitted. After the voltage is boosted by the step-up transformer, the current transmitted by the line is reduced, which can reduce the line loss, improve the power transmission efficiency, and achieve the purpose of long-distance power transmission. It can meet the needs of users who use voltage at all levels. In short, both boost and buck can be done by the tie transformer. In the process of transmitting electric energy in the power system, voltage and power loss will inevitably occur. Using the transformer to increase the voltage will reduce the power transmission loss.
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After a power supply area is fully equipped with a boost condition, the 20/10kV system interconnection transformer can be taken out of operation. Although the post-return contact transformer can be used again for other power supply areas that do not have a boost condition to achieve mutual communication between two different voltage levels, the project as a whole increases project expenditure.

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