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Power Transformer Cooling Methods
ONAN
Oil Natural Air Natural
Oil: natural convection
Air: natural convection
Feature: No pump, no fan; silent & maintenance-free
Use: Small & medium distribution transformers
ONAF
Oil Natural Air Forced
Oil: natural convection
Air: forced draft by fans
Feature: Higher cooling capacity than ONAN
Use: Medium power transformers, allow short-time overload
OFAF
Oil Forced Air Forced
Oil: forced circulation by oil pump
Air: forced cooling by fans
Feature: High cooling efficiency
Use: Large main power transformers, substation & power plant transformers
OFWF
Oil Forced Water Forced
Oil: forced by oil pump
Water: forced cooling by water circulation
Feature: Highest heat dissipation
Use: Extra-large transformer, underground substation, heavy-load station
Quick Comparison Summary
ONAN: Oil natural + Air natural
ONAF: Oil natural + Air forced
OFAF: Oil forced + Air forced
OFWF: Oil forced + Water forced
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