IEEE Power and Energy Society
Chicago Chapter 2010-2011
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Joint meeting with the IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society
Partial Discharge Testing for Transformers
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Peter Kantardziski
Dynamic Ratings, Inc.
About the Topic
There is a desire within the electric utilities industry to add
additional monitoring capabilities to their large power assets. This
predominately is on large power transformers. Many utilities are
currently monitoring oil and winding temperatures, dissolved gas,
cooling systems and bushings. The next technology to implement is for
partial discharges. Several successful installations of partial
discharge monitoring equipment have been made during 2009 and 2010 on
large power transformers up to and including 500 kV. This
presentation will review sensors used, sensor installation, noise
cancellation methodologies and as well as results from the various
installations.
About the Speaker
Peter Kantardziski obtained his engineering degree at the University
of Belgrade, Yugoslavia. He has 39 years of experience in conceptual
design, sales, application, consulting and troubleshooting of various
industrial electrical systems. In particular, he has spent 22 years
in on-line partial discharge monitoring on all types of rotating
electrical machines, as well as analysis and interpretation of test
results.
As part of FES International, Peter led the introduction and
dissemination of the first commercial on-line partial discharge
monitoring systems using portable instruments (1988). He also initiated
and helped develop several partial discharge technologies, including
- The first applications of on-line partial discharge
monitoring on 4kV motors (1989),
- The first simultaneous multi-channel PD monitoring
instrument for better detection of phase-to-phase discharges and
external noise rejection (1993), and
- The first commercial continuous on-line monitoring systems (1992-1995).
Currently, Peter is associated with Dynamic Ratings, offering a unique
range of on-line partial discharge monitoring systems for all types of
electrical machines and apparatus (both static and rotating).
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