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  • in reply to: How is the applied voltage test for a transformer conducted? #120042

    The applied voltage test transformer is conducted by connecting the transformer to a test source that applies the specified test voltage. The procedure involves ensuring that the transformer is isolated and properly grounded. Measurements are taken to verify that the insulation is intact and that there are no unexpected current flows. The voltage is typically increased to predetermined levels while monitoring for any signs of electrical breakdown or insulation failure. Proper safety protocols must be in place to ensure the test is performed safely and accurately, with results recorded for assessment of the transformer’s condition.

    The “1.16 Unit test basic tools and transformations part 1” typically refers to an assessment or evaluation focused on the fundamental tools and methods used in the testing of industrial oils and lubricants. It may cover various testers and devices utilized for measurements, diagnostics, and quality control of industrial oils, introducing participants to equipment such as the Globecore range of oil testers. These tools facilitate the analysis of oil properties, ensuring optimal performance and longevity in industrial applications. By understanding these basic tools and transformations, users can effectively interpret results and make informed decisions regarding oil maintenance and management.

    Using Zeolite 13X in an oxygen concentrator offers several advantages. First, it has a high nitrogen adsorption capacity, which improves the efficiency of oxygen separation from ambient air. Second, its strong selectivity for nitrogen over oxygen ensures that the output gas has a high oxygen concentration, typically between 90% and 95%. Third, Zeolite 13X exhibits excellent thermal and chemical stability, allowing it to maintain performance over extended periods and under varying operating conditions. Lastly, its robust mechanical properties reduce the likelihood of attrition and dust formation, which can impair the functionality of the concentrator over time.

    in reply to: What is dielectric oil breakdown voltage? #119178

    Dielectric oil breakdown voltage refers to the maximum voltage that an insulating oil can withstand before it experiences a breakdown, resulting in the formation of a conductive path through the oil. This property is crucial for ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical equipment that uses insulating oils, such as transformers and switchgear, as it indicates the oil’s capacity to act as an insulator under high voltage conditions. Globecore offers advanced testers that accurately measure the dielectric oil breakdown voltage, providing essential data for diagnosing the condition of the oil and ensuring optimal performance of electrical systems. By regularly testing this parameter, businesses can prevent equipment failures, extend operational life, and maintain efficiency in their operations.

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