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Electrical Engineering - what is the properties of transformer oil
Electrical Engineering
⇒ Topic : Properties of transformer oil
what is the properties of transformer oil
Sachin
said on : 2018-09-27 02:54:28
The transformer oil should possess the following properties
High dielectric strength.
Low viscosity to provide good heat transfer
Good resistance to emulsion.
Free from inorganic acid, alkali and corrosive sulphur.
Free from sludging under normal operating comfitions.
High flash/fire point
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