Transformer filled with non-inflammable insulating liquid concluded to be preferable to air insulated or oil cooled transformers, if kept within weight and size limitations; synthetic liquid, Pyranol, developed by General Electric Co, applied extensively as substitute for oil in multiple unit car and locomotive transformers where elimination of fire risk is essential; advantages of transformer for use on locomotives and multiple unit cars.
Pyranol transformers for railway service
Ry Elec Engr
Railway Electrical Engineer ; 29 , n 8
1938
Article (Journal)
English
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