Tan test is performed to measure the insulation between primary and secondary windings of the CT. Value of tan lies between 0.01-0. Which indicates the order of Icapacitive is almost 10 to 100 times the Ileakage of the insulator in normal condition.
Tan test is performed to measure the insulation between primary and secondary windings of the CT. Value of tan lies between 0.01-0. Which indicates the order of Icapacitive is almost 10 to 100 times the Ileakage of the insulator in normal condition.
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Tan test is performed to measure the insulation between primary and secondary windings of the CT. Value of tan lies between 0.01-0. Which indicates the order of Icapacitive is almost 10 to 100 times the Ileakage of the insulator in normal condition.
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à ! ã Megger test - CT, PT, Breaker coils ã Circuit breaker - à and MOCB operation Analysis breakers ã ! test ã àpectroscopy - CT, PT - PT
Test ã egree of insulation is put at test (paper-oil system as insulator) at fixed frequency (50Hz). ðK ã Generation of leakage path due to some material defects and moisture absorption . ã !
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ã _alue decrease as _oltage applied across insulator increase due to increase in ð
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Test for CT ã ðn case of CT, ! test is performed to measure the insulation between primary and secondary windings of the CT. ã High _oltage is applied at the primary side, µC¶ point of the CT ser_es as second plate of the capacitor. This procedure is also called ungrounded specimen test (UàT). ã µC¶ point is extra facility pro_ided to CT for grounding the whole insulation. ðt is a semiconducting layer, coated o_er insulation and is connected to ground. ã While making connections, µC¶ pt. is disconnected from gnd and added to test _oltage source. ã ðnsulation of CT is uniform at e_ery pt. of primary side so test can be designed for the _oltage range up to 10kV or abo_e as primary side of CT operates at 33kV. ào we can range the test _oltage suitably from 2.5 _olts to 10kV in the safe mode. CT ã ðt is not preferred to make secondary terminal of the test equipment grounded in case of CT as it includes stray capacitance with respect to gnd and if order of is comparable to the measure d _alue, we may get incorrect _alue. This is also known as £ ! ã Value of lies between 0.01-0.1 which indicates the order of ð
is almost 10 to 100 times the ð
£ of the insulator in normal condition.
Test for PT ã As opposed to CT, PT has graded insulation across its 2 primary terminals for compact design. ã Portion near the 2nd terminal require least insulation but it becomes more prone to the insulation failure. ã Test experiment needs to be designed , keeping in mind the weakest portion of insulation as we ha_e to short both the terminals of primary side to negate the inducti_e effect of the transformer. ã Graded insulation may be modeled as combination of capacitors of different _alues, connected in parallel. ailure of the weakest capacitor can be treated as short circuit path in parallel with other healthy capacitors which will lead to puncturing of the whole insulator. ã As we can not apply a range of high _oltage to the test PT ,
test does not pro_ide the clear idea about the insulation health. àpectroscopy ã We can not mo_e in the _oltage axis in case of PT. The only option we are left with is to change the operating frequency of the test source, precisely known as spectroscopy. ã ðn spectroscopy, _alue of insulation is measured at different operating frequencies, ranging from 0.1 Hz to 1000 Hz. Connection of test circuit are similar to test circuit. ã _alue decreases as frequency increases which explains the nature of insulator ha_ing increase in capaciti_e current component with respect to resisti_e current component. ã e_iation from the beha_ior indicates the bad health or up rise in contamination le_el of insulation. lightening Arresters ã lAs are the idle elements of power system. They only operate to clear high surge _oltage and high surge current (~10kAmps) contingent upon them. ã Principally, they ha_e to be perfect insulator at low _oltage and perfect conductor at high _oltage. ZnO (a semiconducting material ) bears these properties and is widely used in lAs. ã lA connection is similar to PT connected to the line. Variation in 3rd harmonic component of line _oltage by 1% increase the leakage current by 100 times . ã Health of a lightening arrester is measured by percentage of 3rd harmonic of leakage current with respect to total current. ã ðf leakage current is more than 20% of total current in normal condition, leakage in lA is in critical condition and during operation it may fail. Breaker Analysis ã Operational analysis of breaker comprises of only two parts : Closing operation Tripping operation. Other operations i.e. CO, OC & OCO operations are combination of these two operations. ã Time difference between the e_ents when closing coil picks up and when the breaker closes, is called the closing time response of the breaker. ã ðt _aries between 80ms to 140 ms depending on the type of breaker. ã Time difference between the e_ents when tripping coil picks up and when the breaker trips, is called the tripping time response of the breaker. ã or normal operation, tripping cycle lie in the range of 1.5-2 cycle. ã or normal operation, closing cycle lie in the range of 4-8 cycles. ynamic Contact Resistance Measurement Test ã CRM checks the smoothness of breaker contacts during opening and closing operation. ã ðt is study of signature left behind after the contact mo_ement. uring CRM test, trace of current, applied by a 100 amps constant current source left behind by breaker contact is obser_ed and studied. ã ð practice, ðK