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High Vacuum Transformer Oil Degassing and Drying Machine
High Vacuum Transformer Oil Purifier, Insulation Oil Degassing and dehydration euipment, It has double-stage high pumping speed vacuum system, multistage stage vacuum analytical separation system, it can quickly separate out water, gases, impurities, polar substances and other deteriorated materials. It is applied to process transformer oil and insulating oil from power plant, power station, electric power company, power transmission equipment,transformers, industrial and mining enterprises, especially suitable for on-site installation, maintenance and purifying high level new oil, or running oil from big power transmission and distribution equipment and transformers on national main power transformation grid, which is above 110KV,400KV,700KV,1000KV,1100KV.
It can shorten the oil treatment period for transformer installation and maintenance.so as to boost performance of transformers, circuit breakers, mutual inductors, cable and capacitors which has insulation system. Transformer oil maintenance is the key to transformer reliability, performance and longevity. Your transformer’s insulating oil should be free from moisture, dissolved gases and particles that accumulate as the oil ages. Even some new oils may require treatment to limit these contents to acceptable levels. We are a designing, engineering and manufacturing company capable of application customization for best solutions.
1. Adopting the complex high speed degassing spiral flow structure, oil gas separate dual channel technology, redissolution technology in anti oil gas separation, it quickly removes various organic hydrocarbon gases, ensuring no acetylene and hydrogen in oil.
2. High working vacuum, fast oil filtering and sound oil protection.
3. Suitable for oil treatment, vacuum oil injection and cyclic hot oil drying in the installation and maintenance of large capacity transformers.
