ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF GASSING IN THE POWER TRANSFORMER, BASED ON A STUDY OF CORRELATIONS BETWEEN DISSOLVED IN OIL GASES

Authors

  • О. В. Шутенко
  • Д. Н. Баклай
  • Т. А. Острикова
  • Н. Ю. Мельник

Abstract

In article, it is offered to use results of the analysis of correlation connections, for recognition of the reasons of growth of concentration of the gases dissolved of oil of power high-voltage transformers. According to the analysis of operational data, proved the high efficiency of the proposed method.

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Шутенко, О. В., Баклай, Д. Н., Острикова, Т. А., & Мельник, Н. Ю. (2013). ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF GASSING IN THE POWER TRANSFORMER, BASED ON A STUDY OF CORRELATIONS BETWEEN DISSOLVED IN OIL GASES. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (3), 72–81. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/228

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No. 3 (2012): №31

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