Abstract
A dry-type power transformer has a lower acoustical noise level by inserting sound absorbing pads at predetermined locations in an air gap formed longitudinally between a low voltage coil and its corresponding leg member of the transformer's iron core. The pads function as baffles to lower the acoustical noise caused by magnetostriction and other forces when the transformer is energized. The pads are arranged in alternate patterns between the top and the bottom of the air gap.
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