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Probability distributions of gases dissolved in oil of failed power transformers

Abstract

The author collected about 300 sets of measured concentrations of gases dissolved in the oil of power transformers. All were obtained by chromatographic analysis of oil samples taken from transformers with known actual defect. Defects were classified into one of three basic types: dischargers, partial discharges and thermal faults. The probability distributions of the individual gas concentrations, depending on the type of fault present in the transformer were identified. The values of heterogeneity coefficient and parameters of probability distributions were given. It has been shown that the gases dissolved in oil of fault transformers are subject of log-normal or Weibull probability distributions regardless of the type of the defect.

Keywords:
Weibull distribution Dissolved gas analysis Transformer oil Transformer Probability distribution Petroleum engineering Environmental science Materials science Mathematics Engineering Statistics Electrical engineering Voltage

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Topics

Power Transformer Diagnostics and Insulation
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Mineral Processing and Grinding
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Mechanical Engineering
Petroleum Processing and Analysis
Physical Sciences →  Chemistry →  Analytical Chemistry

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