The document compares two processes for removing moisture from transformer insulation: vacuum drying and vapor phase drying. Vacuum drying uses heating and high vacuum to extract moisture, while vapor phase drying uses a heated solvent vapor instead of air for heating. Vapor phase drying was found to reduce drying cycle times, lower energy consumption, and achieve higher polarization index values, indicating better moisture removal and insulation performance than vacuum drying alone. However, vapor phase drying systems are more complex due to additional equipment needed to generate, circulate, and condense the heated solvent vapor. The research showed that vapor phase drying provides benefits over conventional vacuum drying for transformer insulation drying.