Applications

Since the presence of the dissolved gases reveals the faults of a transformer, these gases are also known as Faulty Gases. Examples of the faulty gases are:

• Inert Gases: Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide & Carbon Monoxide
• Hydrocarbons: Acetylene, Ethylene, Ethane. Methane
   

Several test methods are available to measure the dissolved or faulty gases in transformer oil:

• IEC 60567 based on an Oil-Filled Electrical Equipment for the Sampling of Gases and of Oil including a gas chromatographic analysis of Free and Dissolved Gases
• ASTM D3612-C based on a Gas Chromatographic analysis combined with a Headspace Sampler
   

The DVLS TOGA analyzer complies with IEC 60567 & ASTM D3612-C to extract and measure gases dissolved in electrical insulating oil and to identify the individual gas component extracted.

Configuration

The DVLS Transformer Oil Gas Analyzer uses the Agilent 8890 Gas Chromagraph (GC) configured with:

• a Purged Packed Inlet
• Analytical columns
• Detectors
• a Catalyst Assembly
• Bypass Valves
• an Agilent 8697 Headspace Sampler with Shaker
• a Sea Marconi Revolving Table
• a Sea Marconi Degassing Unit

Benefits

• Dedicated to dissolved gas analysis (DGA) of Transformer Insulating Oils
• Complies with IEC 60567 and ASTM 3612C to determine inert gases and Hydrocarbons in Transformer Insulating Oil
• Innovative Revolving table improves sample handling, dosing and preparation of transformer oils
• Degassing unit allows to prepare calibration samples on-site
• Analysis can be done with a GC-headspace configuration

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