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Oil Capicity for old Westinghouse transformers

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LB Wilson

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Can anyone help me determine the oil capacity for an old Westinghouse transformer from the mid 80s?
This is a class OA, three phase/60hz, 500kva transformer, style A72A56EPLV, serial number 84JJ273343.

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Often the nameplate will have that type of information. You may have to convert from weight with and without oil to gallons of oil.
 
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