Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) is widely accepted as the most reliable tool for the earliest detection of incipient faults in fluid filled electrical apparatus. Under normal operating conditions very little decomposition of the dielectric fluid occurs. However, when a thermal or electrical fault develops, dielectric fluid and solid insulation will partially decompose. Analysis of the quantity of each of the fault gases present in the fluid will identify fault processes such as corona, sparking, overheating and arcing.
Benefits
Pre-emptive fault detection
ID deteriorating conditions
Reduce unplanned failures
Prioritize maintenance schedules
Maximize warranty benefits
Identify problems early
Critical for CBM & RCM programs
Recommendations for follow-up
Tests
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Features
Comprehensive test report
Diagnostic interpretation
State of the art equipment
Accurate detection limits
Better reproducibility
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