everything has a freeze point they just don't mention it since transformers are usually in a warm enviroment and are self heated.Originally Posted by railer
everything has a freeze point they just don't mention it since transformers are usually in a warm enviroment and are self heated.Originally Posted by railer
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I contacted them about the freeze point and the reply was it does not actually freeze but liquid viscosity gets higher with colder temps. I agree with you that at some point the viscosity would be so high that you can say that its frozen but that would be after -80c probably
Technically many materials do not have a freezing point, glass for instance. Just once viscosity gets infinate, its not too interesting as a fluid anymore
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