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What are the main components of an oil-immersed transformer?

Answer: The main components of a transformer are: iron core, winding, oil tank, oil conservator, breather, explosion-proof pipe, radiator, insulating bushing, tap changer, gas relay, thermometer, oil purification device, etc.

Analysis of components of oil-immersed transformers? The iron core and winding are the core parts. The iron core, as the "backbone", supports the magnetic circuit and enables electromagnetic induction to proceed smoothly. The winding is wound on the iron core and accurately realizes voltage transformation. Components such as the oil tank and oil conservator are like loyal guardians. The oil tank is a solid "castle" that protects the interior. The oil conservator adjusts the amount and pressure of oil at any time. The breather "breathes and ventilates" inside to keep it fresh. The radiator plays a role when it is hot and takes away heat. The explosion-proof pipe is the last line of defense and "steps forward" when the pressure is too high. The insulating bushing isolates danger. The tap changer flexibly changes the voltage. The gas relay monitors faults. The thermometer is like a "thermometer", and the oil purification device ensures the purity of the oil. These components work closely together to jointly play the movement of stable operation of the transformer and contribute to the stable transmission and use of electricity. None of them can be missing. Together, they build a wonderful world of transformers.

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