Partial Discharge Analysis for Transformer Insulation Testing

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Partial discharge analysis is a method for testing transformer insulation, particularly between primary and secondary windings. The process involves shorting both windings, applying voltage, and taking measurements to assess insulation integrity. However, testing turn-to-turn insulation using partial discharge analysis poses challenges that require further guidance. The IEEE recommended practice for testing insulation, specifically IEE Std. 43-2000, is suggested as a valuable resource for this purpose. Understanding these testing methods is crucial for ensuring transformer reliability and safety.
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I would like to know how to test turn to turn insulation.
I would like to test the insulation of a transformer using partial discharge analysis. Testing insulation between the primary and secondary is pretty straightforward. I short the primary as well as the secondary, apply voltage across the two, then take my measurements.

I also need to test the turn to turn insulation for the primary and the secondary using partial discharge analysis which I'm not sure how to do. Any help is appreciated.
 
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I'm not an expert on that. But the first place I would look is this:

IEEE recommended practice for testing insulation ...
IEE Std. 43-2000
 

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