E eanton22 Inactive, Email Never Verified Dec 12, 2008 #1 for power transformers what do these mean?? KNAN/KNAF are these the same as ONAN - oil immersed, natural circulation, self cooled can someone attach where in code ...have to show supervisor thanks
for power transformers what do these mean?? KNAN/KNAF are these the same as ONAN - oil immersed, natural circulation, self cooled can someone attach where in code ...have to show supervisor thanks
Besoeker Senior Member Location UK Dec 12, 2008 #2 eanton22 said: for power transformers what do these mean?? KNAN/KNAF are these the same as ONAN - oil immersed, natural circulation, self cooled can someone attach where in code ...have to show supervisor thanks Click to expand... ONAN is Oil Natural Air Natural. In KNAN I think the K is the initial for the liquid. I seem to recall that it is a synthetic oil like Midel but I can't remember what it is called. Replacing the N with an F usually stands for Forced cooling.
eanton22 said: for power transformers what do these mean?? KNAN/KNAF are these the same as ONAN - oil immersed, natural circulation, self cooled can someone attach where in code ...have to show supervisor thanks Click to expand... ONAN is Oil Natural Air Natural. In KNAN I think the K is the initial for the liquid. I seem to recall that it is a synthetic oil like Midel but I can't remember what it is called. Replacing the N with an F usually stands for Forced cooling.
E eanton22 Inactive, Email Never Verified Dec 12, 2008 #3 K - for insulating liquid with fire poin more than 330 degrees Celsius
billsnuff Senior Member Location East of 480sparky Dec 12, 2008 #4 450.23 Less Flammable Liquid Insulated Trans., may be what you seek....
B barclayd Senior Member Location Colorado Dec 12, 2008 #5 Check it out. http://www.netaworld.org/files/ItemFileA433.pdf I thought my brain was full, but I learned something today - I never heard of this before. db
Check it out. http://www.netaworld.org/files/ItemFileA433.pdf I thought my brain was full, but I learned something today - I never heard of this before. db