DocumentCode
3219532
Title
Condition monitoring in power transformers
Author
Harris, D. ; Saravolac, M.P.
Author_Institution
Rolls-Royce T&D, Edinburgh, UK
fYear
1997
fDate
35600
Firstpage
42552
Lastpage
42554
Abstract
Condition monitoring is a technique which may be adopted to reduce nonplanned downtime and increase plant availability. To be successful it must be self sufficient and not require manual intervention or detailed analysis. It must be capable of detecting gradual or sudden deterioration and trends and have predictive capabilities to permit alarming in sufficient time to allow appropriate action to be taken and avoid major failure. It must be reliable and not reduce the integrity of the system, it must not require undue maintenance itself and must be a cost effective solution. The authors briefly discuss transformer integrity, winding stability, insulation strength and oil quality, operating temperature, and monitoring systems
Keywords
power transformer insulation; condition monitoring; deterioration detection; insulation strength; monitoring systems; nonplanned downtime reduction; oil quality; operating temperature; plant availability; power transformers; transformer integrity; winding stability;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Condition Monitoring of Large Machines and Power Transformers (Digest No: 1997/086), IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London
Type
conf
DOI
10.1049/ic:19970500
Filename
643805
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