Normal Operating Oil Temperature Range for Oil-Immersed Transformers
Time:2026-06-07 21:31:13 Author:zhongbei Click:64
The top-oil temperature is the primary monitoring indicator for oil-immersed transformers(per GB 1094.2 and DL/T 572 standards).
ONAN/ONAF(natural/forced-air cooling)
Normal:≤85°C
Short-term limit:95°C(≤2 hours)
OFAF/OFWF(forced-oil circulation)
Normal:≤75°C
Short-term limit:85°C
Winding hot spot(Class A insulation)
Long-term:≤98°C
Short-term emergency:≤140°C
Practical operation guideline
Maintain≤80°C for longevity;typical alarm at 85°C,trip at 95°C.
Follow the 6°C rule:Insulation aging roughly doubles for every 6°C rise in hot-spot temperature.
References
APA 7th
Wang,L.,&Zhang,H.(2023).Thermal performance and temperature control of oil-immersed power transformers.IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery,38(4),2890-2898.
MLA 9th
Wang,Lei,and Hong Zhang."Thermal Performance and Temperature Control of Oil-Immersed Power Transformers."IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery,vol.38,no.4,2023,pp.2890-2898.
IEEE
L.Wang and H.Zhang,"Thermal performance and temperature control of oil-immersed power transformers,"IEEE Trans.Power Deliv.,vol.38,no.4,pp.2890-2898,2023.
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