Physics, asked by harshith6860, 1 month ago

What liquid is inside a transformer?

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Answered by AafreenTheCutie13

Most power transformers are filled with mineral oil refined to achieve the desired electrical and chemical properties. Some transformers, particularly indoor units, are filled with a synthetic fluid, such as silicon, R-temp, or Askarel (PCB fluid).

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