IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery · 2005 · 33 citations · 3 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringPhysicsAcousticsInstrumentationPower ElectronicsAcoustic DiagnosticsAcoustic MeasurementAcoustic Sensing SystemsAcoustic SensorsElectrical MeasurementElectrical System DiagnosticsAcoustic EmissionAcoustic Emission MeasurementAcoustic Emission MonitoringAcoustic Emission SensorsAcoustic Monitoring InstrumentsNoise Measurement TechniquesPartial DischargeTransformer Oil Diagnostics
Recently developed monitoring-systems show the need as also the possibilities for online- and offline-onsite-diagnostics. The limit in sensitivity for electrical pd-measurements according to IEC 60270 which is reached using filters for sinusoidal disturbances and compensation for corona impulses is still not satisfactory. The acoustic partial discharge measurement (pd-measurement) is also a well known and reliable method often used by transformer manufacturers in testing. In laboratory setups a gain in sensitivity of the acoustic in comparison to the electrical pd measurements could be established. This is reached by adapting the sensors to the propagation path, a modern but moderately priced acquisition hardware and the introduction of new signal processing algorithms. The developed sophisticated measuring systems show remarkable results in online acoustic pd-measurements onsite.
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