| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Yes |
| Warranty: | 1 Year for Transformer Oil Bdv Tester |
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Transformer oil testing is important to:
The table below shows the most common issues that can occur when testing transformer oil:
| Fault | Key Gas | Results |
| Corona discharge | Hydrogen | Low energy discharges create methane and hydrogen and smaller quantities of ethylene and ethane. |
| Arcing | Acetylene | Large amounts of hydrogen or acetylene or minor quantities of ethylene and methane can be produced. |
| Overheated Cellulose | Carbon Monoxide | If cellulose is overheated, then it will produce carbon monoxide |
| Overheated Oil | Methane and Ethylene | Overheating oil will produce methane and ethylene (300 degrees F) or methane and hydrogen (1,112 degrees F). Traces of acetylene might be created if the unit has electrical contacts or if the problem is severe. |
Here are the most common things to look for when performing a transformer oil test:
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