Method of electrically detecting on-site partial discharges in t

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element

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324536, 324547, 324551, G01R 3112

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055065112

ABSTRACT:
A method for determining transient partial discharges in the insulating medium of an electrical power transformer, for example, oil and paper, uses in one embodiment a circular plate inserted in the interior of a transformer tank which picks up partial discharge signals. These are high frequency transients which are processed by use of DC notch filters, blocking capacitors and amplified by high frequency amplifiers. The peaks of the partial discharge signal are detected by peak amplifiers, sorted by relative magnitudes, and either displayed or further processed by computer techniques for indicating incipient transformer failure.

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