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Abstract
The Doble M5100 is a robust and field proven instrument for detection of hidden fault in Power Transformer uses technique called Sweep Frequency Response Analysis (SFRA). SFRA is a tool that can give an indication of core or winding movement in Power Transformer this is done by performing a measurement, albeit a simple one, looking at how well a transformer winding transmits a low voltage signal that varies in frequency, Just how well the transformer does this is related to its impedance, the captive and inductive elements of which are intimately related to physical construction of transformer, Changes in frequency response as measured by SFRA technique may indicate a physical change inside the transformer, the cause of which then need to be identified and investigated. M5100 allow us to see inside the transformer and detect even suitable changes in the mechanical structure of the core and winding.
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Rai, S., & Gupta, (Prof.) N. P. (2015). Winding Fault Detection in Power Transformer by SFRA with DOBLE M5100. International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology, 2(03). Retrieved from https://igmpublication.org/ijetst.in/index.php/ijetst/article/view/585
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2. CIGRE Working Group A2.26, “Mechanical Conditionency Response Assessment Analysis of (FRA)â€, Brochure 342, Paris, April 2008.
3. Sweep Frequency Response Analysis (SFRA) A Major Advance in Transformer Condition Analysis. Power Linker Group
4. W.H. Bartley, “Analysis of transformer failuresâ€, 36. Annual Conference of engineering insurers, Stockholm, 2003
5. Gutten, M., Brandt, M., MichalÃk, J.: Analýza transformáto-rovvzhadomna ú inky skra-tovýchprúdov, In Diago 07, Ostrava, 2007
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7. Facilites Instructions, Standards and Techniques Volume 3-31 Transformer Diagnostics June 2003 United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation.