Oil-immersed transformer is a common electrical equipment, mainly used for converting AC voltage. The following is a brief introduction to oil-immersed transformers:
Working principle: Oil-immersed transformer converts high-voltage electrical energy into low-voltage electrical energy through the action of transformer, or vice versa. It mainly consists of iron core, winding and insulating oil.
Insulating oil: The inside of the transformer is filled with insulating oil. This oil is not only used to cool the transformer, but also improves the insulation performance and prevents breakdown.
Heat dissipation: Oil-immersed transformers dissipate heat through the circulation of insulating oil to ensure that the transformer maintains an appropriate temperature during operation.
Application: Oil-immersed transformers are commonly used in industrial fields, power systems, and large buildings to convert voltage, protect circuits, and transmit electrical energy.
In general, oil-immersed transformers are reliable and efficient power equipment that are widely used in various fields to support the normal operation of power systems.