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why buchholz relay installed in inclined position..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

So that air or gas bubbles enter the chamber of the relay or
in other words,to trap the gas

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why buchholz relay installed in inclined position..

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sir prakashchandra plz give detail of ur ans

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why buchholz relay installed in inclined position..

Answer / alok singh

Buchholz relay is installed in inclined position because of its function as it is used for internal fault protection inside the transformer as in case of over heating and loading of transformer oil temperature also increases hence oil expands inside the body of transformer so that excessive oil expands during heating or time of fault enters in buchholz relays body and after a particular level relays coil get trips and gives an alarm to the operator regarding the fault.

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