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An Experimental Analysis to Check Accuracy of DGA.....
Author(s) -
J.S. Soni,
Dhaval Suthar
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
kalpa publications in engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
ISSN - 2515-1770
DOI - 10.29007/dldg
Subject(s) - transformer , dissolved gas analysis , fault (geology) , computer science , engineering , electrical engineering , voltage , geology , seismology , transformer oil
Analysis of Dissolved gas method is very sensitive and reliable method for detection of internal fault in power transformer. One of the most used method for DGA is duval triangle method. Duval triangle is not considering two combustible gases like, ethane so, Duval triangle method has low accuracy for fault interpretation. Then, Duval pentagonal method is used for fault detection in power transformer. In this paper, we have get data for power transformer from Torrent Power Ltd. This experiment has done on various 20 power transformer rating of 15MVA,21kV/400kV. But, In this paper, We have shown six data of fault in case study and found fault by Duval Triangle method and Duval pentagonal method. Then, we will verify this fault interpretation with actual fault. And, we will see that Duval Pentagonal method have higher accuracy (above 80%) for fault interpretation.

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