Foudrette
Electrical
- Sep 11, 2003
- 23
Dear All,
Since one week, we try to solve a problem of partial discharges measurement on extruded cable drums.
We have observed partial discharges we can not interpretate and which do not seem described in Electra.
These partial discharges look like "candles". I mean that they have a basis larger than the top. The amplitude of the partial discharges does not increase when increasing the voltage.
I suppose it can be a problem of bad contact but in fact it is the first time we observe this phenomenom. Could it be a problem in the transformer, the inductance, the capacity ???
These discharges do not always appear even if we use exactly the same test set-up.
I can send a picture of these partial discharges if someone can give me its email address.
Thanks for all of your help,
Foudrette
Since one week, we try to solve a problem of partial discharges measurement on extruded cable drums.
We have observed partial discharges we can not interpretate and which do not seem described in Electra.
These partial discharges look like "candles". I mean that they have a basis larger than the top. The amplitude of the partial discharges does not increase when increasing the voltage.
I suppose it can be a problem of bad contact but in fact it is the first time we observe this phenomenom. Could it be a problem in the transformer, the inductance, the capacity ???
These discharges do not always appear even if we use exactly the same test set-up.
I can send a picture of these partial discharges if someone can give me its email address.
Thanks for all of your help,
Foudrette