INFLUENCES OF NANOPARTICLES ON DIELECTRIC FLUID TRANSFORMERS: A REVIEW
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https://doi.org/10.36676/dira.v12.i2.11Keywords:
Nanoparticles, Dielectric, Transformers, Insulating Martials, fluids, EstersAbstract
Applications of nanoscience & nanotechnology have produced advanced materials & demonstrated impressive development in a number of industrial domains. Many technological advancements & research & development initiatives involving nanotechnology concepts are underway these days in an effort to ace the performance & dependability of traditional materials. The electrical sector has been benefited from these nanotechnology initiatives by seeking applications for its various apparatuses, such as electrical transformers, which are regarded as one of essential parts of the electrical grid. This paper presents an extensive assessment of the literature on the uses of nanotechnology principles for transformers, with a focus on studies pertaining to dielectric fluids, monitoring systems, solid or outdoor insulators & many other components. The most recent research on the use of nanomaterials in transformer applications has been examined and documented. Furthermore, prospects for further investigation
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