Optical Recording of Bubble Dissolution of Diagnostic Gases in Electrical Insulating Liquids

Aleksander Ridel; Alexander Bychkov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.792.602

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Optical Recording of Bubble Dissolution of Diagnostic Gases in Electrical Insulating Liquids

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The diffusion coefficients of the basic diagnostic gases were determined by optical recording of the bubble dissolving dynamics in degassed insulating liquid. It is necessary to understand the diffusion of diagnostic gases in insulating liquids for obtaining high-quality diagnostic conclusions obtained during the analysis of high voltage electrical equipment with paper-oil insulation using gas methods.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 792)

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September 2015

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Aleksander Ridel*, Alexander Bychkov

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Diagnostic Gases, Diffusion Coefficient, Dissolution, Hydrogen, Transformer Oil, Viscosity

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