The invention relates to a device for detecting the influence of the outgoing line mode on the short-circuit resistance of a vehicle-mounted
transformer, which is characterized in that a winding is arranged in an
oil tank, an incoming line terminal is arranged at the upper part of the
oil tank, an outgoing line device comprising an outgoing line terminal is arranged on the side surface of the
oil tank, and the incoming line terminal and the outgoing line terminal are connected with the winding; the wire inlet terminal and the wire outlet terminal are connected with an external current applying unit to form a
closed loop, an upper end camera is arranged on the upper portion of the oil tank, a side face camera is arranged on the side of the wire outlet device, and a plurality of vibration sensors are arranged in the wire outlet device and on the outer side face of the wire outlet device. The vibration sensors are installed at the positions of an outgoing line, a
paperboard and an outgoing line clamp of the outgoing line device, the vibration sensors are connected into the
signal collecting and
processing device through shielding
signal lines, and according to a calculated
test data result, if the outgoing line, the
paperboard and the outgoing line clamp deform seriously, the outgoing line mode of the vehicle-mounted
transformer is adjusted. According to the invention, data and basis can be provided for improving the anti-short-circuit capability of the vehicle-mounted
transformer in the future.