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swapi1985
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Pressure Relief Valve in Power Transformer

12/05/2008 9:16 AM

where pressure relief valve exactly located in power transformer ? can u send diagram

what is difference between PRV & diphragm?
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Re: Pressure Relief Valve in Power Transformer

12/08/2008 1:24 AM

Dear Sir,

The Pressure Relief Device is mounted on the top of main Tank. Refer any GA drawing of Transformer. View the Plan of the transformer. Normally it will be available on the opposite side of the transformer conservator.

Diaphram is normally provided in the flange coonecting the main tank to the explosion vent.

Best Regards,

N.Suresh
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