The problems related to the effects of high moisture content in the transformer insulation system and the risk resulting from the need for its immediate drying can be avoided by using a non-invasive method of continuous drying of solid insulation by means of high hygroscopic sorbents. The article compared the hygroscopicity of selected sorbents: molecular sieves 3A, 5A and 13X, aluminum oxide and silica gel. It was found that the highest hygroscopicity, for a low value of relative air humidity, is characterized by a 13X molecular sieve. For this reason, this material was selected for further testing by checking its ability to dry mineral oil
It has been acknowledged that the insulation of the power transformers is the main cause of their fa...
A high-temperature oil–paper insulation system offers an opportunity to improve the overloadin...
Due to the global trend in the industry to work towards sustainability and clean energy, utilities a...
The problems related to the effects of high moisture content in the transformer insulation system an...
The article concerns a method of drying cellulose insulation of distribution transformers with the u...
Transformers are required to handle very high levels of voltage and hence proper insulation is very ...
Vapor phase drying is the most effective method for drying transformer insulation in a manufacturing...
The paper will focus on the drying of transformer oil. Therefore several online techniques were inve...
Factory drying of transformer insulation is performed to remove excess moisture from the insulation,...
The presence of moisture in a transfomer needs to be monitored throughout its service life. Moisture...
In recent years, great attention has been paid to ester fluids as an alternative to mineral oil. Sin...
The composite insulation system of power transformers consisting of two insulation materials (cellul...
Moisture in power transformers are undesirable but yet unavoidable; hence necessitating its continuo...
This paper reports the critical reviews on the gassing tendency of different insulating fluids along...
Transformer insulation consists of liquid (mineral oil) and solid (cellulose) parts. The influence of...
It has been acknowledged that the insulation of the power transformers is the main cause of their fa...
A high-temperature oil–paper insulation system offers an opportunity to improve the overloadin...
Due to the global trend in the industry to work towards sustainability and clean energy, utilities a...
The problems related to the effects of high moisture content in the transformer insulation system an...
The article concerns a method of drying cellulose insulation of distribution transformers with the u...
Transformers are required to handle very high levels of voltage and hence proper insulation is very ...
Vapor phase drying is the most effective method for drying transformer insulation in a manufacturing...
The paper will focus on the drying of transformer oil. Therefore several online techniques were inve...
Factory drying of transformer insulation is performed to remove excess moisture from the insulation,...
The presence of moisture in a transfomer needs to be monitored throughout its service life. Moisture...
In recent years, great attention has been paid to ester fluids as an alternative to mineral oil. Sin...
The composite insulation system of power transformers consisting of two insulation materials (cellul...
Moisture in power transformers are undesirable but yet unavoidable; hence necessitating its continuo...
This paper reports the critical reviews on the gassing tendency of different insulating fluids along...
Transformer insulation consists of liquid (mineral oil) and solid (cellulose) parts. The influence of...
It has been acknowledged that the insulation of the power transformers is the main cause of their fa...
A high-temperature oil–paper insulation system offers an opportunity to improve the overloadin...
Due to the global trend in the industry to work towards sustainability and clean energy, utilities a...