2000
DOI: 10.1541/ieejpes1990.120.3_362
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Deterioration Diagnosis of Insulating Oil for Power Transformers by Optical Analysis

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“…A method for comprehensively evaluating aged oil has been proposed based on previous studies regarding the deterioration process and the influence of trace components in the oil [3]. The relationship between the degree of oil aging and the optical absorption loss has been derived [4]. Moreover, the degree of deterioration of insulating paper has been quantitatively calculated by using an optical probe that measures the reflective absorbance of insulating paper in the oil [5].…”
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“…A method for comprehensively evaluating aged oil has been proposed based on previous studies regarding the deterioration process and the influence of trace components in the oil [3]. The relationship between the degree of oil aging and the optical absorption loss has been derived [4]. Moreover, the degree of deterioration of insulating paper has been quantitatively calculated by using an optical probe that measures the reflective absorbance of insulating paper in the oil [5].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, a study was conducted to describe the O -H and C=O bonds that were generated during degradation [13]. Research into the correlation between absorbance and the average degree of polymerization [14], including a study focused on the relationship of material properties, such a Correspondence to: Seiichiro Oshima. E-mail: seiichirou-ooshima@toenec.co.jp as the amount of degradation components produced when the insulating paper was thermally degraded in the oil [15], have also been conducted.…”
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