Transformer Oil Quality Diagnostic Using Spectroscopy Techniques - A Review

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Abstract
Transformer serves as a vital component in the electrical energy supply system. In order to have an uninterrupted power supply, it is essential to timely monitor the condition of the transformer. A transformer has many components, out of which the transformer oil is one of the most crucial. It provides insulation and keeps the transformer cool. With ageing, the quality of the transformer oil degrades, and it loses its insulation properties that become a threat to the supply system. Optical Spectroscopy has gained a lot of attention in monitoring the quality of transformer oil in the past few years for various advantages. This paper reviews some of the commonly applied Spectroscopy techniques to monitor the various components of transformer oil by which we can predict the quality of the oil.
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Authors Hironmay Deb;Javin Nunisa;Mun moon sun Naiding;Superdao Jidung;Dipankar Sarmah;
Journal adbu journal of electrical and electronics engineering (ajeee)
Year 2019
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http://journals.dbuniversity.ac.in/ojs/index.php/AJEEE/article/download/662/621
Keywords
spectroscopy optical method transformer oil dga (dissolve gas analysis) clrs

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