DGA Course –e-lesson #10: When should one recommend taking a transformer out of service
Event Details:
This is the 10th lesson of the Dissolved gas analysis course conducted on the Master’s level. It is created and hosted by Marius Grisaru.
This lesson provides an in-depth exploration of when to recommend taking a transformer out of service based on Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) results. The presenter, Marius Grisaru, discusses the main goals of DGA diagnosis, highlighting its advantages and limitations. Several real-world DGA case studies are examined, showcasing both successful and unsuccessful diagnoses. The importance of experienced DGA experts in accurate interpretation and decision-making is emphasized. The lesson also touches on the challenges of online DGA monitoring and the need for continuous research to improve DGA reliability. Attendees are invited to share their own cases for further discussion and expert opinion. Overall, this lesson aims to deepen understanding of DGA principles and best practices for transformer maintenance.
Join us on March 18th at 2 pm CET for a live broadcast!
