transformer oil กับการทำ cbm by k prawit
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Transformer Oil CBM
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Agenda
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Insulation system of transformer
Condition Based Monitoring
Conclusions
Introduction
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Introduction
Transformer Core Insulation Winding
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Insulation system of transformer
Paper and Pressboard
- Made from cellulose fiber
- Pine tree produces long fibers with high mechanical strength
- Typical water content in shop 5 % , after drying < 0.5 % , final product < 1 %
- Must be free from contaminants
Oil
- Insulating material
- Heat transferring media
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Major failure in transformer
Core
Overheating breakdown in core plate insulation leads to circulating currents
Core bolt and Core clamping structure Breakdown of insulation between parts of clamping structure results in circulating current
Windings and inter-winding insulation Overheating due to poor joints is a common fault in any part of the electrical circuit.
Breakdown of inter-strand insulation results in circulating current causing overheating of
insulation and hot spots at point of fault.
Tank, flux shields, and fittings The breakdown of insulation between portions of the tank shields or between the shields
and tank can lead to circulating current, this will be a function of load current.
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The type of faults
The Type of Faults
Thermal Faults Electrical Faults
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Condition Based Monitoring
Transformer Healthy
Electrical Test Transformer Oil Test
- On line real time
- Time Based
- Off line test (Time Based)
- On line test (PD)
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Condition Based Monitoring
Transformer Healthy
Blood Test Transformer Oil Test
- Dissolved Gas
Analysis
- Moisture Content
- Furans Analysis - etc..
- Cholesterol
- Triglyceride
- Glucose - etc..
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Mineral insulating oils in
electrical equipment Supervision and
maintenance guidance
IEC 60422
Power Transformer
Maintenance and
Application Guide
(EPRI)
Optimum Sampling
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The optimum sampling frequency
depends on :
Function Voltage
Power Service conditions
Reliability requirements
Economic factors
Risk Based Inspection
(RBI)
Optimum Sampling
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Equipment Number Failure Mode Damage Mechanism Probability
Consequence Risk Maintenance &
Inspection Daily Inspection Time Interval Risk Mitigation
Safety Environment Cost Safety Environment Cost
1 Insulation Failure Oxidization of oil 3 A A E 3A 3A 3E Oil screen test - 6 month CBM /TBM
2 Insulation Failure Thermal
decomposition of
oil
3 A A E 3A 3A 3E Oil screen test - 6 month
CBM /TBM
3 Insulation Failure Contamination
from moisture 3 A A E 3A 3A 3E Oil screen test -
6 month
CBM /TBM
4 Insulation Failure
Solid insulation
failure /moisture
ingress /external
contamination
4 A A E 4A 4A 4E
Power factor of
bushing /
visual
inspection
visual
inspection
2- 3 years TBM
Power
Transformer 5
Earthing
malfunction
Earthing
disconnected with
the earth or
resistance too
large
2 A A D 2A 2A 2D Grounding test visual
inspection
One year TBM
6 Fail to transform
voltage Open winding 1 A A E
1A
1A
1E
Resistance
test -
2- 3 years
TBM
Continuous
Current
7 Failure of cooling
system
Pump Block,
wrong
direction,deteriorat
ion
2 A D D 2A 2D 2D Vibration test visual
inspection
2- 3 years
Prepare Spare
Part
8 Failure of cooling
system
External heat
radiation restriction 2 A A D 2A 2A 2D
External visual
inspection
visual inspection
One year
CBM
Risk Based Inspection (RBI)
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Description ASTM Number
Dielectric Strength D-877/D-1816
Acidity D-974
Interfacial tension D-971
Color D-1500
Water Content D-1533
Density D-1298
Visual examination D-1524
Power factor D-924
Inhibitor content D-4768
Dissolved gas analysis D-3612 Furan analysis D-5837
Standard ASTM Tests for Insulating Oil
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What is a Dissolved Gas Analysis(DGA)?
The detection of certain gases
generated in an oil-filled transformer
in service.
Parts per million = ppm.
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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What is a Dissolved Gas Analysis(DGA)?
Combustible Gas Hydrogen Methane Carbon Monoxide Ethane Ethylene Acetylene Propylene Propane
Non Combustible Gas Oxygen
Nitrogen Carbon Dioxide
11 gas components analyze
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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How does the gases occur?
Manufacturing Process(Before in service)
O2 N2
H2
CO
2
CO
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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How does the gases occur?
Normal Aging
CO CO2 H2
CH4 C2H6 C3H8
C2H4
Stable
Small
amount
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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How does the gases occur?
Abnormal Condition
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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How does the gases occur?
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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How does the gases occur?
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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How does the gases occur?
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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Evaluation of Possible Fault Type by the Key Gas
Dissolved Gas Analysis
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C2H4 Key Gas
Cause:
- Laminated core short turn
- Loose connection
- Defective cooling
Ethylene
Conclusions
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CO Key Gas
Cause:
- Winding short turn
- Defective cooling
- Cellulose decomposition
Carbon Monoxide
Conclusions
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Key Gas H2
Cause:
- High electrical stress
around sharp point
- Insulation deterioration
Hydrogen
Conclusions
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Key Gas C2H2
Cause:
- Electrical arcing between
high voltage to ground
- Loose connection
Acetylene
Conclusions
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Conclusions
Reduce unplanned outages &
equipment failures
Detect first sign of failure
condition
Provide prior warning of
impending failure
Transformer
Healthy
Extend transformer life and
save money
Benefits of
Transformer Oil CBM