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  1. KNAN is a transformer that uses less flammable non-mineral oil such as silicone oil, synthetic ester or natural ester (FR3) as the insulating fluid with natural air convection cooling. KNAF has same transformer oil as KNAN but with external forced air cooling.

  2. Non-mineral oils can be devided into two types: synthetic ones and natural ones. Both have higher flashing points and thus are more safe to use in explosive areas defined as Zone 1 and Zone 2. KNAN transformers do have a bigger footprint compared to a mineral oil filled transformer.

  3. Jan 3, 2024 · (Non-Mineral) Oil Natural Air Natural (KNAN) – The core and coils are cooled by surrounding in synthetic oil. Heat transfer of oil by natural air convection. The cooling ways of the oil immersed transformers depend on the fire point of the oil being used in the transformer.

  4. Feb 8, 2019 · Top Of The Class – The K-Class Transformer Fluid. KNAN, KNAF, ONAN, ONAF – what do they mean? Here’s how to unlock the cooling class code for liquid filled transformers. The ANSI/IEE Standard C57.12.00 defines a 4 character code to describe the cooling attributes of the transformer.

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  5. Jun 23, 2023 · Generally, the nameplate is located in a visible and accessible location for easy reference. For padmount transformers the nameplate will usually be inside the cabinet door, while substations and dry types will have the nameplate attached to the outside of the transformer or enclosure.

  6. ONAN and KNAN are both the same principle of natural cooling using oil and air. However, ONAN transformers use mineral oil which is represented as O, while KNAN transformers use non-mineral oil which is represented by the letter K.

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  8. Apr 24, 2019 · Check out this post to learn about what KNAN, KNAF, ONAN, and ONAF mean in oil distribution transformers and how to unlock the cooling class code for liquid-filled transformers.