| After-sales Service: | Life Time Support |
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| Warranty: | 1 Year for Transformer Oil Dissolved Gas Analyzer |
| Type: | Transformer Oil Dissolved Gas Analyzer |
| Load Way: | Electronic Load |
| Loading Method: | Dynamic Load |
| Display: | Digital |
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What is dissolved gas analysis in transformers
Dissolved gas analysis (DGA) is a technique used to monitor the condition of transformers. It involves measuring the gases dissolved in transformer oil to identify any potential issues with the transformer.
Transformers generate gases as a result of normal operation and aging, and these gases can indicate various types of faults or problems. For example, the presence of certain gases, such as hydrogen and carbon monoxide, can be an indication of overheating or arcing within the transformer. Other gases, such as methane and ethane, can be produced by the breakdown of insulation materials.
DGA involves taking a sample of the transformer oil and analyzing it for the presence of these gases. The sample is usually taken from the top of the oil in the transformer, as this is where most of the gases collect. The sample is then sent to a laboratory for analysis using specialized equipment such as gas chromatography or Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy.
By analyzing the gases present in the oil, DGA can provide information about the condition of the transformer and any potential issues that may need to be addressed. Regular DGA tests can help to identify problems early, allowing for preventative maintenance to be carried out before serious damage occurs.
Technical Parameters
| Detection range and detection limit (µL/L) | |||||
| Components | Detection limit | Components | Detection limit | ||
| H2 | 2-20% | C2H4 | 0.05-3000 | ||
| CO | 2-2% | C2H6 | 0.05-3000 | ||
| CO2 | 2-10% | C2H2 | 0.05-4000 | ||
| CH4 | 0.05-2500 | ||||
| Detector technical specifications | |||||
| Thermal Conductivity Detector (TCD) | Hydrogen flame ionization detector (FID) | ||||
| Semi-diffusive structure | Cylindrical collector pole structure, quartz nozzle, extremely responsive | ||||
| Power supply with constant current control | Automatic ignition; stabilization time: 10 minutes | ||||
| Sensitivity: ≥10000mV-ml/ mg (benzene) | Detection limit: ≤8x10-12g /s (n-hexadecane/isooctane) | ||||
| Baseline noise: ≤20uV | Baseline noise: ≤2x10-13A | ||||
| Baseline drift: ≤100uV/30min | Baseline drift: ≥2x10-12A/30min | ||||
| Linearity: ≥104 | Linearity: >106 | ||||
| Temperature control indicators | |||||
| Temperature control part | Temperature control range | Temperature Control Precision | |||
| Column box | 8°C~400°C above room temperature | ±0.01°C | |||
| Hydrogen Flame (FID) Detector | 8°C~400°C above room temperature | ±0.01°C | |||
| Thermal Conductivity (TCD) Detector | 8°C~400°C above room temperature | ±0.01°C | |||
| Ni Catalyst Converter | 8°C~400°C above room temperature | ±0.01°C | |||
| Other Parameters | |||||
| Power supply: AC 220V±10%, 50Hz | Power: ≤500W | ||||
| Dimensions: 380*450*180mm | Weight: <15kg | ||||
Transformer Oil Chromatography Workstation
| Technical Characteristics | Technical indicators |
| Computer inverse control technology, all operations can be controlled through the chromatographic workstation | Oscillation frequency: 275±5 times/minute |
| Two oil samples can be oscillated at the same time | Oscillation amplitude: 36mm |
| Upper door design, easy to take and put the syringe | Size and weight:255mm×380mm×200mm 8Kg |
| Highly integrated technology with touch computer and mini gas source. | Power supply: AC220V 50Hz Power: 200W |
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