Silicone insulation for class C transformers
作者:
J.H.Davis,
R.T.Jones,
期刊:
Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers
(IET Available online 1965)
卷期:
Volume 112,
issue 8
页码: 1601-1606
年代: 1965
DOI:10.1049/piee.1965.0260
出版商: IEE
数据来源: IET
摘要:
Asbestos and glass-fibre insulation, impregnated with silicone resins, is now widely used in the construction of dry-type transformers rated as class C in BS 171: 1959, and operating at a maximum winding temperature of 200°C. Applications range from mining transformers to packaged substations, wherever oil is prohibited because of fire hazard. It is noted that the costs of class C air-cooled transformers are usually about 50% higher than for oil-cooled transformers of equivalent rating, so that these units are only selected where other factors justify this price differential. The insulation components are described, with some notes on their thermal-aging performance.Though present designs are mostly restricted to voltages of 11kV or below, it is considered that the use of fluorinated-hydrocarbon gases for cooling may lead to further developments at much higher voltages, e.g. for indoor-generator transformers.
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