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Experience with return voltage measurements for assessing insulation conditions in service aged transformers
This paper describes the investigation of the insulation condition of a number of power and distribution type transformers of different manufacturing dates and with different operating histories. Return voltage measurements were conducted for these transformers. Effects of moisture and ageing on the oilpaper insulation of these transformers were investigated and results are presented in this paper. Moisture in oil samples at known temperature was measured for these transformers. Previously accelerated ageing experiments were performed on paper wrapped insulated conductors in different environments over a temperature range of 115 to 145/spl deg/C. Results from the measurements on transformers are compared with those of the accelerated aged samples and are described in this paper.
- University of Queensland Australia
- University of Queensland Australia
- University of Queensland Australia
polarization, condition monitoring, dielectric measurement, power transformer, 621, molecular weight, insulation aging, insulation life, transformer insulation, 290901 Electrical Engineering
polarization, condition monitoring, dielectric measurement, power transformer, 621, molecular weight, insulation aging, insulation life, transformer insulation, 290901 Electrical Engineering
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