Three phase Liquid immersed distribution transformers, often referred to as oil-filled or submerged transformers, are essential components in the electrical grid, offering safe and efficient energy conversion. The fundamental principle behind these transformers lies in their dielectric liquid insulation, which surrounds the internal components, primarily the core and windings.
The primary function of the dielectric liquid—often oil, though ester or silicone-based liquids may also be used—is to provide electrical insulation, thermal management, and environmental protection. This liquid acts as a separator between the core and windings, preventing electrical short circuits and ensuring stable operation even under extreme load conditions.
The safety of dielectric transformers is one of the key factors that make them a top choice for industrial and residential electrical systems. Liquid immersed transformers meet stringent safety standards by incorporating a series of built-in features that prevent electrical faults and enhance reliability
Finally, liquid immersed transformers are a more sustainable choice, with a lower environmental impact and higher efficiency compared to other transformer types. Whether you're operating a large-scale power grid, an industrial site, or a renewable energy project, liquid immersed transformers provide a smart, reliable, and eco-friendly solution for your electrical needs.
