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Differences between dry-type transformers and wet-type transformers

2016-10-11View Original

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In chemical manufacturing enterprises, what are the main differences between dry-type transformers and wet-type transformers? What should be considered in terms of safety?
Reply #22016-10-11
Wet-type transformer? Oil-immersed transformer
Reply #32016-10-11
Dry-type transformers are more expensive than oil-type ones in terms of price.   In terms of capacity, oil-transformers have a larger capacity than dry-transformers.   Dry-type transformers are required in integrated buildings (basements, floors, rooftops, etc.) and crowded places. The oil transformer is located in a separate substation.
Reply #42016-10-11
The temperature resistance varies, and so does the cooling method

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