What are the characteristics of Oil Immersed Transformer?

In all aspects of our daily life, oil-immersed transformers have always been an important part of the power distribution system, and their performance and characteristics play a vital role in ensuring the efficient transmission of electricity. The following are some key features of oil-immersed transformers that are indispensable in all walks of life:

First, let's take a look at the "heart" of the oil-immersed transformer - transformer oil. Oil-immersed transformers usually use natural oil circulation or forced oil circulation cooling methods.

Through the circulation of oil, the transformer can effectively dissipate the heat generated inside, thereby avoiding failures caused by overheating. The larger the surface area and the thinner the heat sink, the better the heat dissipation effect; the selection of materials with better thermal conductivity (such as aluminum or copper) can also improve the heat dissipation efficiency.

In addition, the structural design of this transformer is also very scientific. Its highly sealed structure can not only effectively prevent the intrusion of moisture and other impurities, but also reduce maintenance costs. During use, the maintenance work is relatively simple, which undoubtedly saves users a lot of time and energy.

Finally, the application range of oil-immersed transformers is very wide. Whether it is a power plant, substation or large industrial facility, they can be seen. They can adapt to different environmental conditions and provide reliable power support for various occasions.