DIELECTRIC OIL PROCESSING
Dielectric fluids provide two functions that are essential to proper transformer operation
An insulating function that prevents an electric arc from forming between live parts
A cooling function by circulating the fluid through the exchangers (passive radiators, cooling system, etc.)
These dielectric fluids are usually oils (mineral, plant, silicone, ester and synthetic) and deteriorate due to:
moisture content
the formation of dissolved gases
the presence of impurities
oil oxidation
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DIELECTRIC OIL PROCESSINGMAXEI DIELECTRIC OIL PROCESSING
The oil deteriorates, becomes acid and turns a brownish colour. At this stage there is a real danger to the transformer as the breakdown voltage deteriorates quickly.
The regeneration process is an economic and eco-friendly alternative to changing the oil. It avoids using a large quantity of new oil and the need to manage the used oil. It reduces oil acidity, dibenzyl disulphide content and the regeneration of the oil without having to shut down the installation.
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