When we are working on a project we need to think about more than how much power the transformer can handle. We have to look at a lot of things. First we need to think about the load characteristics of the Power Transformer. Is the Power Transformer going to be used in a way or will it have to deal with big changes? This is important because it helps us figure out what kind of energy losses we need to worry about with the Power Transformer.
Next we need to think about where the Power Transformer's going to be used. Will the Power Transformer be inside or outside? Are there any fire safety rules that apply to the Power Transformer? These things help us decide if we should use an oil-immersed Power Transformer or a dry-type Power Transformer.
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