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Feasibility Study on the Use of Vegetable Oil (Natural Ester) in Malaysia Power System Transformers
Suleiman, Abubakar A.,Muhamad, Nor Asiah Binti The Korean Institute of Electrical and Electronic 2014 Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Material Vol.15 No.3
Power transformer insulation oil is critical to the useful life of the transformer. Although mineral base insulation oil is the most common type of transformer insulation oil in use, environmental and safety concerns has encouraged the development of biodegradable alternatives. Today, $Envirotemp^{(R)}\;FR3^{TM}$ is in commercial use and this study is aimed at ascertaining the possibility of applying the oil in Malaysia power transformers. A sample of $Envirotemp^{(R)}\;FR3^{TM}$ was tested to measure and compare the technical (including electrical, chemical and physical) properties of the oil according to Malaysian standards. The study found that the oil sample had better qualities, such as higher dielectric strength, lower dissipation factor, higher flash and fire points, higher moisture absorption capability, and less dissolved gases composition amongst others. However, it was also ascertained that further development in this area could be hindered due to Malaysia's lack of standards for biodegradable oil.
Feasibility Study on the Use of Vegetable Oil (Natural Ester) in Malaysia Power System Transformers
Abubakar A. Suleiman,Nor Asiah Binti Muhamad 한국전기전자재료학회 2014 Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Material Vol.15 No.3
Power transformer insulation oil is critical to the useful life of the transformer. Although mineral base insulation oilis the most common type of transformer insulation oil in use, environmental and safety concerns has encouragedthe development of biodegradable alternatives. Today, Envirotemp® FR3™ is in commercial use and this study isaimed at ascertaining the possibility of applying the oil in Malaysia power transformers. A sample of Envirotemp®FR3™ was tested to measure and compare the technical (including electrical, chemical and physical) properties ofthe oil according to Malaysian standards. The study found that the oil sample had better qualities, such as higherdielectric strength, lower dissipation factor, higher flash and fire points, higher moisture absorption capability, andless dissolved gases composition amongst others. However, it was also ascertained that further development in thisarea could be hindered due to Malaysia’s lack of standards for biodegradable oil.
DGA Interpretation of Oil Filled Transformer Condition Diagnosis
Ali Saeed Alghamdi,Nor Asiah Muhamad,Abubakar A. Suleiman 한국전기전자재료학회 2012 Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Material Vol.13 No.5
DGA is one of the most recent techniques developed to diagnose the fault condition on oil filled insulation transformers. There are more than 6 known different methods of DGA fault interpretation technique and so there is the likelihood that they may vary in their interpretations. A series of combined interpretation methods that can determine the power transformer condition faults in one assessment is therefore needed. This paper presents a computer program- based system developed to combine four DGA assessment techniques; Rogers Ratio Method, IEC Basic Ratio Method, Duval Triangle method and Key Gas Method. An easy to use Graphic User Interface was designed to give a visual display of the four techniques. The result shows that this assessment method can increase the accuracy of DGA methods by up to 20% and the no prediction result had been reduced down to 0%.
DGA Interpretation of Oil Filled Transformer Condition Diagnosis
Alghamdi, Ali Saeed,Muhamad, Nor Asiah,Suleiman, Abubakar A. The Korean Institute of Electrical and Electronic 2012 Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Material Vol.13 No.5
DGA is one of the most recent techniques developed to diagnose the fault condition on oil filled insulation transformers. There are more than 6 known different methods of DGA fault interpretation technique and so there is the likelihood that they may vary in their interpretations. A series of combined interpretation methods that can determine the power transformer condition faults in one assessment is therefore needed. This paper presents a computer program- based system developed to combine four DGA assessment techniques; Rogers Ratio Method, IEC Basic Ratio Method, Duval Triangle method and Key Gas Method. An easy to use Graphic User Interface was designed to give a visual display of the four techniques. The result shows that this assessment method can increase the accuracy of DGA methods by up to 20% and the no prediction result had been reduced down to 0%.