Evaluation of On-Line DGA Limit Values and Calculation of Detecting Intervals for On-Line Monitoring Equipment for Transformers

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Methods presented in this paper evaluate the on-line DGA results and provide specific on-line DGA limit values. For on-line equipment monitoring transformer condition, a method to calculate specific detecting intervals according to the evaluation of on-line DGA results is proposed. An example to calculate detecting intervals is demonstrated using the field test data acquired by on-line equipment for transformer condition-monitoring service.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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1643-1646

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July 2014

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