Journal Article

·2012

Measurement of the dielectric performance of an instrument transformer at different voltage and frequencies

Oktay Arıkan YTU , Celal Fadıl Kumru YTU , Celal Kocatepe YTU

Abstract

In this study, the capacity, tan delta and dielectric loss of an IVT are measured for different voltage levels and frequency values. The measurement process is realized for the isolation between the primary and secondary windings of a 10kV/0,1 kV nominal rated IVT. As a measurement device, CPC100/CP TD1, which is frequently preferred especially in field applications, is used. Results indicated that, the dissipation factor changes according to the voltage levels. When voltage level gets closer to nominal value or exceeds it, it is seen that tan delta value increases rapidly. Moreover, it is found that the rising frequency has a negative effect on the dielectric loss of the material as a result of the measurements at different frequency values between 50 Hz - 400 Hz.

Keywords

Dissipation factor Voltage Materials science Electromagnetic coil Dielectric Transformer Dielectric loss Electrical engineering Dissipation Temperature measurement Optoelectronics Physics Engineering

Subject Areas

Power Transformer Diagnostics and Insulation ·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences
High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomena ·Materials Chemistry ·Physical Sciences
Magnetic Properties and Applications ·Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials ·Physical Sciences

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