What is a Oil transformer?

An oil-immersed transformer is a type of transformer that uses specialized insulating oil for cooling and insulation. The oil covers the internal coils and core, enhancing heat dissipation and ensuring safety in high-voltage environments. These transformers are commonly used in high-voltage power grids and industrial applications to enable efficient energy transmission. They are highly durable and can operate for extended periods with proper maintenance. However, they require significant installation space and regular oil inspection and replacement.

Application of Oil transformer

✅In Power Transmission Networks
Used in large-scale transmission networks to efficiently deliver electricity over long distances, requiring robust insulation for high voltage.
✅Power Conversion in Power Plants
Adjusts the electricity generated in power plants to suitable voltage levels for transmission.
✅Industrial Power Supply
Provides stable electricity to industrial machinery, ensuring smooth operation.
✅Renewable Energy Facilities
Used in wind and solar power plants to convert generated electricity before supplying it to the grid.

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