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bahman
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Difference Between Naphthenicoil and Paraffinic Oil

05/16/2013 2:53 AM

what is diffrance between paraffinic and naphthenic oil used for 12.5 MWA transformer

in the very hot weather area same as south arabeia?
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Re: diffranct to naphthenicoil and paraffinic oil

05/16/2013 3:16 AM

No joy from the transformer manufacturer over the telephone, then?

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Re: diffranct to naphthenicoil and paraffinic oil

05/16/2013 3:17 AM

Paraffin boils at a much higher temperature than naphtha.
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05/16/2013 10:38 AM

Google on the title of your thread and you will find a good discussion of the topic here.

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