Low-Temperature Insulating Oil for Extreme Conditions

In switchgear, transformer oil primarily serves to extinguish arcs. When an oilimmersed switch disconnects a power load, an arc forms between the fixed and moving contacts. The temperature of this arc can reach such extreme levels that it risks burning out the equipment and can also lead to overvoltage conditions that may damage the system. During the initial opening and closing of the oilimmersed switch, the intense heat from the arc causes significant thermal decomposition of the oil, resulting in the production of approximately 70% hydrogen. Given hydrogen's high thermal conductivity (41), it can absorb considerable heat and transfer it to the surrounding oil, effectively cooling the contacts and achieving arc extinction.


Product Details

Product Details:Low-Temperature Insulating Oil for Extreme Conditions  

Recognized as both liquid insulating material and insulating liquid, insulating oil serves to electrically separate conductors of differing voltage levels. By occupying the spaces within or between solid poles, it strengthens dielectric characteristics and optimizes heat dissipation in electrical devices. As a vital insulating element, adept handling and maintenance of insulating oil are imperative for preserving the reliable operation and safety of electrical systems.

 

Parameter

Sports Event

Quality Indicators

measured value

Test Methods

Functional characteristics

Pour Point/°C

-50

-57.5

ISO 3016

Kinematic viscosity (40℃)/(m㎡/s)

≯12

9.52

 

ISO 3104

Kinematic viscosity (-10°C)/(mm²/s)

≯1800

1028

ISO 3104

Water content/(mg/kg)

≯30/40

9.0

IEC 60814

Breakdown voltage/kV (untreated oil)

≮30

64.5

IEC 60156

Density (20°C)/(g/ml)

≯895

886

ISO 12185

Dielectric loss factor (90°C)

≯0.005

0.0005

IEC 60247

Refining/stabilizing properties

exterior condition

Clear and transparent, free of sediment and

suspension (of atmospheric pollution)

Clear and transparent, free of sediment and

suspension (of atmospheric pollution)

visual assessment

Acid value (mgKOH/g)

≯0.01

0.0008

IEC 62021-

1

Interfacial tension/(mN/m)

No general requirements

45.3

ISO 6295

Total sulfur content (mass fraction)/%

No general requirements

No general requirements

ISO 14596

corrosive sulfur

non-corrosive

non-corrosive

DIN 51353

Content of antioxidant additives (mass fraction)/percent

Oil with antioxidant additives (U)

≯0.08

0.065

IEC 60666

2-Furfural content/(mg/kg)

≯0.1

0.012

IEC 61198

Operational characteristics

Oxidation stability (120°C)

Test time: 332h

-

-

-

--Total acid value (in KOH)/(mg/g)

≯1.2

0.04

IEC 61125

Act C

--Oil sludge (mass fraction)/%

≯0.8

0.020

IEC 61125

Act C

--Dielectric loss factor (90°C)

≯0.500

0.004

IEC 60247

Gassing/(mm/min)

No general requirements

No general requirements

IEC 60628

Health Safety and Environmental Characteristics (HSE)

Flash point (closed)/°C

≮135

148.2

ISO 2719

PCA content (mass fraction)/%

≯3

0.8

BS 2000

Part 346

Polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) content/(mass fraction)(mg/kg)

undetectable

undetectable

IEC 61619

 

1. Environmental Friendliness of Transformer Oil

Low toxicity: Innovations in transformer oil formulations have produced many newer oils that are markedly less toxic, leading to a lower adverse effect on aquatic and soil-dwelling organisms.  

Non-hazardous components: A number of these contemporary transformer oils use non-hazardous components, avoiding the inclusion of harmful chemicals such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and chlorinated compounds commonly associated with traditional oils.

2. Market Research Analysis

The market encompasses various segments, among them the less than 100 MVA segment, industrial applications, and power supply utilities. Transformer oil is essential for maintaining the stability, reliability, and power transmission capabilities of electrical systems. It addresses concerns related to thermal stress, excessive heat generation, and dielectric strength within transformers, circuit breakers, switchgear equipment, capacitors, boilers, oil processing plants, and power stations. Additionally, the market is influenced by emerging trends such as advancements in highperformance computing, the expansion of the electric vehicle market, and the deployment of HVDC transmission systems. The International Energy Agency projects a continuous growth pattern for the transformer oil market, fueled by the increasing demand for electricity and the shift towards renewable energy sources.

 

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