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Transformer Oil BTV

06/04/2010 10:53 PM

dear,

What is the minimum accuptence BTV of TR oil and classes

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Re: Tranformer oil BTV

06/05/2010 6:57 AM

2+2=4, and LKG classes is acceptable.

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Re: Transformer Oil BTV

06/08/2010 9:42 AM

First of all have your spellings checked. It is not BTV, but BDV (Break Down Voltage). And, here is the data youy have asked for:

BDV OF TRANSFORMER OIL (As per IS 6792:1992)

The oil sample is subjected to a steadily increasing alternating voltage until breakdown occurs in a BDV test kit. The breakdown voltage is the voltage reached at the time of the first spark appears between the electrodes. The test is carried out six times on the same cell filling and the electric strength of the oil is the arithmetic means of the six results obtained. The electrodes are mounted on a horizontal axis with a test spacing of 2.5 mm. The value should be: Electric Strength (BDV)

IS 1866:2000

50 KV (Min)

40 KV (Min)

30 KV (Min)

Above 170 KV to 420 KV

Above 72.5KV to 170KV

Upto 72.5KV

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