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Insulation Power Factor Training for Power Transformer (with hands on)


This course provides participants  with current methods and procedures used internationally, on predictive, periodic or condition based maintenance  (condition base is - on line diagnostics and monitoring). The course is for substation maintenance staff or less experienced in power transformer tresting , or an experienced maintenance technical staff.  This program will also cater to advanced test engineer to learn new concepts in power transformer testing, oil recycling or oil filtering concept, and basic results interpretation. The course will also focus on issues related to causes of bushing breakdown, arresters, oil, impedance, leakage reactance and most of all short circuits rating a transformer can withstand.

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What you will learn from this program:

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Discuss basic transformer fundamentals and Understand the latest transformer technology

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Discuss making of a transformer

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Enumerate basic oil and transformer testing methodology protocol

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Identify and solve concerns of on the job practices

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Discuss equipment application

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Demonstrate actual IPF methodology and testing procedures

To learn the fundamentals of transformers

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To be able to describe and explain the basic components of a transformer as a refresher. 

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Transformer fundamentals

Module 1

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Module 2

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To learn the theoretical functions on  how transformers work and identify points of power transformers weakest link

Participants can also explain why theoretical applications is a necessary part to in knowing how to work with power transformers.

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IPF Theory and application including testing procedures

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Learning outcomes per topic

Module 3

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This will also introduce the significant effects of static electricity in testing power transformers in the field.

Objectives of the program

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The participants can also describe the field testing methodologies as part of its maintenance procedures and how to compute its different levels for heat generated  inside the transformers


Learning outcomes per topic

- Different significant electrical field

- Testing for transformer diagnostics

Module 4

To be able to understand DGA test results

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DGA & oil quality test

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Learning outcomes per topic

Objectives of the program

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The need to understand the need for DGA and oil quality of insulating oil analyses

Module 5

Objectives of the program

To be able to describe test results from bad or good results using different methods of IPF testing procedures

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To learn virtual or hybrid or face to face training inside PamavTech oil laboratory

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Virtual test demo

- IPF

- Exciting current test

- HV ratio test

- Impedance test

Learning outcomes per topic

This program is for:

Electrical Engineers

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Mechanical Engineers

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Engineering Students

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Electrical Technicians

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