Vibro-acoustic techniques to diagnose power transformers

By C. Bartoletti, M. Desiderio, D. Di Carlo, G. Fazio, F. Muzi, G. Sacerdoti, F. Salvatori. IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2004

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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• Research on extraction technique of transformer core fundamental frequency vibration based on OLCM (2006, methodology): “All of the references presented above [2]–[9] used such a method to extract transformer core vibration signals, which has”
• Transformer tank vibration modeling as a method of detecting winding deformations-part I: theoretical foundation (2006, methodology): “Bartoletti [8] uses four parameters (total harmonic distortion in the lowand high-frequency range, the sum of harmonic amplitudes, and ratio of main harmonics) to classify transformers into new, used, and anomalous.”