On the feasibility of gap detection of power transformer partial discharge uhf signals: Gap propagation characteristics of electromagnetic waves

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Abstract

This study analyzed the transformer electromagnetic gap propagation characteristics. The influence of gap size is also analyzed, and the results experimentally verified. The obtained results indicated that the gap propagation characteristics of electromagnetic wave signals radiated by the partial discharge (PD) source in different directions are substantially different. The intensity of the electromagnetic wave in the gap reaches a maximum at a gap height of 1 cm; and inside the gap, the intensity of the electromagnetic wave depicted an increasing trend at the tail area of the gap. Finally, from the obtained results, some suggestions on where to install sensors in practical systems for ultra high frequency (UHF) PD signal detection in the transformer gap are provided. The obtained results confirmed the feasibility of using this approach. These results can be seen as a benchmark and a challenge for further research in this field.

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Zhang, X., Zhang, G., Li, Y., Zhang, J., & Huang, R. (2017). On the feasibility of gap detection of power transformer partial discharge uhf signals: Gap propagation characteristics of electromagnetic waves. Energies, 10(10). https://doi.org/10.3390/en10101531

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