Abstract: A method for adapting a target voltage value for voltage control of a tap-changing transformer by an on-load tap changer is provided. The method includes determining a reverse power flow on a low-voltage side of the tap-changing transformer by measuring a current and a voltage. The on-load tap changer is actuated from a current tap position n to a further tap position. A voltage of a current is measured in the further tap position. A value m is determined from powers of different tap positions, and the determined value m is used as a gradient for a first section of a straight line of the target voltage value.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for monitoring an on-load tap changer according to the known “windowing technique,” wherein for synchronization, the current (I) on the diverter switch is continuously detected, the effective value (Ieff) is calculated, which in turn is differentiated. The corresponding point in time, at which the maximum or minimum of the differentiated value occurs, is evaluated to be the moment for the diverter switch leap (tLU), and produces the synchronization impulse.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for monitoring an on-load tap changer according to the known “windowing technique,” wherein for synchronization, the current (I) on the diverter switch is continuously detected, the effective value (Ieff) is calculated, which in turn is differentiated. The corresponding point in time, at which the maximum or minimum of the differentiated value occurs, is evaluated to be the moment for the diverter switch leap (tLU), and produces the synchronization impulse.