This paper presents, on a comparative basis, the results of tests performed at low temperatures between a reference naphthenic oil and an experimental paraffinic oil in various oil-filled electrical components. These tests demonstrate that the viscous behavior of the paraffinic oil below -20°C renders this oil unacceptable for use in transformers and circuit reclosers.
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