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    This document discusses auto-transformers and their maintenance. It provides diagrams of auto-transformers with and without accessible tertiary windings. It also presents a case study of CHT test results over time for a McGraw Edison auto-transformer, showing a 37% increase in capacitance from 1965 to 1982. This capacitance change indicated winding deformation, suggesting further internal inspection or confirmation with LRT testing.

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    This document discusses auto-transformers and their maintenance. It provides diagrams of auto-transformers with and without accessible tertiary windings. It also presents a case study of CHT test results over time for a McGraw Edison auto-transformer, showing a 37% increase in capacitance from 1965 to 1982. This capacitance change indicated winding deformation, suggesting further internal inspection or confirmation with LRT testing.

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    This document discusses auto-transformers and their maintenance. It provides diagrams of auto-transformers with and without accessible tertiary windings. It also presents a case study of CHT test results over time for a McGraw Edison auto-transformer, showing a 37% increase in capacitance from 1965 to 1982. This capacitance change indicated winding deformation, suggesting further internal inspection or confirmation with LRT testing.

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    6c Autotransformer

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    This document discusses auto-transformers and their maintenance. It provides diagrams of auto-transformers with and without accessible tertiary windings. It also presents a case study of CHT test results over time for a McGraw Edison auto-transformer, showing a 37% increase in capacitance from 1965 to 1982. This capacitance change indicated winding deformation, suggesting further internal inspection or confirmation with LRT testing.

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    Knowledge Is Power SM

    Apparatus Maintenance and Power Management


    for Energy Delivery

    Doble Testing
    Auto-Transformers
    Rick Youngblood
    Auto-Transformer With
    Accessible Tertiary Winding
    H1 H2 H3

    Y3
    Y2 X1 X2 X3
    Y1
    H0X0
    Auto-Transformer With
    Accessible Tertiary Winding
    High and Low
    H2 Tertiary
    X2 CHT
    H1 X1
    Y2
    H0X0 X3

    H3 Y1 Y3

    CH CT

    Tank & Core


    Auto-Transformer With
    Accessible Tertiary Winding
    Auto-Transformer Without Tertiary Winding
    (Tertiary Winding Not Accessible)
    H1 H2 H3

    X1 X2 X3
    X0
    Auto-Transformer Without Tertiary Winding
    (Tertiary Winding Not Accessible)
    CASE STUDIES
    CASE STUDY # 1

    CHT Test Results for a McGraw Edison,


    138/69/12 kV, 60/60/11.8 MVA Autotransformer

    Test Dates I (mA) Watts %PF Cap (pF)


    1965 10.0 0.20 0.20 2650
    1968 10.4 0.30 0.29 2756
    1974 14.0 0.40 0.29 3710
    1982 19.0 0.61 0.32 5100
    CASE STUDY # 1
    CHT Results
    Test Dates I (mA) Watts %PF Cap (pF)
    1965 10.0 0.20 0.20 2650
    1968 10.4 0.30 0.29 2756
    1974 14.0 0.40 0.29 3710
    1982 19.0 0.61 0.32 5100

    Capacitance increased by  37%


    Cause: Winding Deformation detected by
    capacitance change
    What else to do ? Internal Inspection = $….
    Suggestion: Second confirmation, LRT
    Autotransformer, McGraw Edison, 138/69/12 kV,
    60/60/11.8 MVA ...

    Cause: Winding Deformation

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