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Transformer Insulating Oil Recycling
What Happens to aging dielectric oils?
Contamination is the major cause of oil breakdown and subsequent transformer
failure. Water and particulate contamination challenge the effectiveness of
dielectric properties to maintain minimum 30kv performance to assure expected
device life and service reliability. Water is the acid enabling mechanism that
reduces TAN (total acid number). Particulate contaminates decrease IFT
(interfacial tension), and power factor. Oil color testing is directly related
to particle contamination. As the dielectric oils age you may experience any of
the following
• High replacement costs
• Disposal costs
• System failure
• Service Outages
• Moisture in oil
• Contaminants in oil
Solution: COMO Filtration Systems
COMO has standard and custom designed Transformer oil specific
equipment that ranges from single filter element Load Tap Changer and on-site
transformers to in-plant multi-stage PLC (programmable logic controller)
controlled 1 micron particulate filtration with Fullers Earth sequence and post
filtration. Batch recycling machines to 3000 gallon process volumes are also
part of the mix.

Great Lakes
Oil Co., Inc.
6399 Ledge Lake Court, Painesville, Ohio
44077-9749 USA
email:
glocsales@adelphia.net
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