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Insulation resistance

06/23/2010 11:29 PM

Insulation resistance

Why for say 132 kV ( or any kV for that matter) Surge Arrestors , current transformers and other substation devices it give different ohmic values when meggered using a 1 kV & 5 kV injection

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Re: Insulation resistance

06/24/2010 11:14 AM

Dear,

This is the justification you have obtained about the insulating material behaviour. This is what it shows that the insulating material's resistivity is not only depending upon temperature, moisture absorption capacity, but also upon the operating voltage - where, the molecules of the material are polarised gradually.

So, there is an index called Polarisation Index, which you may study well in any IS standards / IEC standards.

If you are having motarised Megger, try this ....

Polarisation Index = (Megger value after 15 miniutes /initial Megger value )

I had tried this for transformers with 2.5 KV Megger.

For new transformers, may be 1.5 - 2 ( If less, needs maintenance )

For in service transformers may be 4 - 6 ( If less, needs maintenance )

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Re: Insulation resistance

01/06/2023 7:54 AM

It isn't surprising.

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