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1.It has been shown that additives that are deactivators of metal-containing homogeneous oxidation catalysts (soaps) are capable of eliminating dielectric losses in insulating oils.2.These additives, in contrast to the true antioxidant additives (for example, Ionol), not only do not permit any increase in the tangent of the dielectric loss angle (tan d) of oil in the process of its aging, but, when added to fresh or used oil with initially high values of tan d, decrease the losses in such oils that are related to the presence of soaps. |
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