Review on Cooling Performance of Transformers
Keywords:
Transformers, step up, step down, cooling , coolantsAbstract
A power transformer is connected that converts electricity from one wired circuit to the next until maintaining a steady frequency. A transformer is characterized as static equipment because it does not rotate or transform into something new. This study discusses the concept, classifications, and operating procedures of transformers. The fundamental operation of transformers is seen below.
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