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Transformer Oil - Dielectric Tests

01/14/2009 3:02 AM

First I like to thank all members who answer my question about copper & aluminium wires,

And the new question is

What is the difference between testing parameters and method of Transformers oil dielectric tests for different operating voltages like 400Kv, 132 Kv, 66 Kv, 33 Kv,11 Kv, ( I mean the test gap, test voltages and testing time ) or it is depending on the type of the oil.

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Re: Transformer Oil - Dielectric Tests

01/14/2009 11:43 PM

Dear Friend,

As far as my experience goes its the type of oil which determines the break down strength. The air gap,testing procedure,time are all the same for any voltage of application. The BDV value is independant of the service voltage where the insulating oil is supposed to be used.

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Re: Transformer Oil - Dielectric Tests

01/18/2009 11:36 AM

Testing parameter and method of Transformer Oil is "NO DIFFERENCE" , even 400 KV or 4000 volts transformer voltage rating.

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NN

mg KOH/g

Maximum

IFT

Dynes/Cm

Minimum

Dielectric

D-877

KV Min.

P,F %at 25oC

Max

Moisture

Content

PPM. Max

Westinghouse0.1521

28

1.0
GE0,2024

26

0,65
Kemper0,3621

24

1,025
Factory Mutual0,2518

23,5

-
American Nuclear Insures0,2022

23,5-31

-50
EPRI Utility Survey0,3223

27

0,8034
NFPA0,40-

22

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IEC0,5015

30-50

-20-30 mg/l

Dielectric breakdown voltage (KV) Minimum [0,040 inch gap thin ]

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Re: Transformer Oil - Dielectric Tests

01/23/2009 9:04 AM

Hello karimalamiri!

I agree with Sabnavees answer, I want add that some vegetal origin oils dielectrics manufacturers had made a change about sample rest time indicated in ASTM D 1816, pass it from 5 to 15 minutes Due to their higher viscosity (see IEEE C 57.147- 2008), This modify the method in base of type of the oil.

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