期刊
IET GENERATION TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION
卷 12, 期 11, 页码 2650-2661出版社
INST ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY-IET
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2017.1927
关键词
transformer oil; minerals; chemical analysis; fault diagnosis; power transformer insulation; mineral oil transformer; dissolved gas analysis; incipient fault detection; oil-immersed transformers; Doernenburg ratio; Rogers ratio; IEC ratio; Duval triangle technique; transformer fault diagnosis; gas ratio concentration; interpretation technique; Egyptian Electricity Holding Company; IEC TC10; DGA ratio technique
Dissolved gas analysis (DGA) of oil is one of the major diagnostic tools that are used to detect the incipient faults of oil-immersed transformers through the correlation between the dissolved gases content in transformer oil and a particular malfunction. There are several techniques of DGA to interpret the incipient transformer faults such as Doernenburg ratio, Rogers's ratio, IEC ratio and Duval triangle techniques. This study presents a new proposed technique for transformer fault diagnosis using a new three gas ratios concentration of DGA to overcome the conflict that takes place in the traditional interpretation techniques. The accuracy of the proposed diagnosis technique is verified using practical DGA data obtained from 688 samples that have been collected from different transformers of different rating and different lifespan reported by Egyptian Electricity Holding Company, IEC TC10 and related databases surveyed from actual incident cases. The comparison with traditional DGA techniques showed that the proposed DGA ratio technique has good diagnosis accuracy. It is found that the suggested three ratios technique method has 99.86% accuracy as compared with 85.67% for Duval, 75.08% for Doernenburg, 47.34% for IEC and 39% for Rogers when testing 688 cases.
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