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Transformer oil regeneration equipment mainly includes the following types:
- Function: remove moisture, gas and impurities from oil.
- Principle: purify oil through vacuum and filtration system.
- Function: separate solid particles and moisture in oil.
- Principle: use centrifugal force to separate substances of different densities.
- Function: remove acidic substances and oxides from oil.
- Principle: Use adsorbents (such as activated alumina and silica gel) to adsorb harmful substances.
- Function: remove tiny particles and colloidal substances.
- Principle: charge particles through an electrostatic field and adsorb them on electrodes.
- Function: remove dissolved gas from oil.
- Principle: make gas escape from oil through vacuum or heating.
- Function: improve the fluidity of oil for easy handling.
- Principle: Reduce the viscosity of the oil by heating.
- Function: Cool the treated oil to prevent overheating.
- Principle: Reduce the oil temperature through the heat exchanger.
- Function: Monitor and regulate the regeneration process.
- Principle: Automatically control the operating parameters of each device.
- Function: Store the oil to be treated and regenerated.
- Principle: Provide temporary storage space.
- Function: Transport and regulate the oil flow.
- Principle: Control the flow of oil through pipes and valves.
These devices work together to ensure the efficiency and safety of the transformer oil regeneration process.
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