Power source for supplying stabilized current to electrical installations

Claim 1

A power source for supplying stabilized current to electro-technological installations, comprising an induction-capacitance current stabilizer with a power transformer and a short-length circuit, the latter comprising a stationary bus conductor adapted to be connected via flexible sections to an electro-technological installation; said power transformer including a magnetic circuit with two legs and a primary winding uniformly distributed along said stationary bus conductor, embracing the latter cross-sectionwise; said stationary bus conductor being the secondary winding of said power transformer, said magnetic circuit of the transformer comprising a plurality of sections assembled of rectangular punched-out laminations of transformer steel, said stationary bus conductor having a rectangular cross section with a duct provided along the entire length thereof for the passage of a cooling liquid, said primary winding being a single-layer water-cooled winding whose turns are disposed on the two legs of the magnetic circuit such that the ends of adjacent turns are arranged on the opposite sides of the legs of the magnetic circuit, every other turn being connected in series on both sides of the legs, forming two sections on each leg, said sections being electrically connected to each other in series.