论文信息 - Suppression of Static Electrification of Insulating Oil for Large Power Transformers

Suppression of Static Electrification of Insulating Oil for Large Power Transformers

Streaming electrification in transformers occurs at the interface between the insulating oil and the insulating material as the oil circulates in the transformer. As a result, the insulating oil and the surface of the solid materials become charged and dielectric breakdown is possible within the oil or at the interface of insulating materials.

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