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Oil Level in Conservator

03/24/2010 3:50 AM

Dear all

I want to ask one thing that if we fill the oil in transformer up to 3/4 level ,and now the level in conservator is showing full level from last 8 to 9 day ,what will be the reason
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Re: oil level in conservator

03/24/2010 4:20 AM

One possibility is that the coefficient of thermal expansion of the oil is greater than that of the structure that contains it.

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03/24/2010 4:50 AM

Another possibility would be some way that water, such as from rain, could leak in.

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