This Learning Plan will cover the scope of DGA and the formation and sources of dissolved gases in mineral oil immersed transformers. It will review the interpretation tools and guidance of the IEEE standards. It will cover how to identify furan content and how to understand furan testing.
There are 5 courses that complete this Learning Plan.
Included Courses
Why Dissolved Gas Analysis is the first in a 5-part series in the Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) & Furans Section of Transformer Management 1. This course covers what DGA includes and why it is important for a transformer maintenance program to include in its testing procedures.
DGA Qualitative Method is the second in a 5- part series in the Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) & Furans Section of Transformer Management 1. This course covers important methods, such as Key Gas Analysis, to evaluate DGA and the various parameters to follow in using these evaluation tools.
DGA Quantitative Method is the third in a 5- part series in the Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) & Furans Section of Transformer Management 1. This course covers important methods, such as Duval’s Triangle, for the evaluation of DGA and the various parameters to follow in using these evaluation tools.
Furans is the fourth in a 5- part series in the Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) & Furans Section of Transformer Management 1. This course covers an explanation of what furans are and the role their presence plays in analyzing the condition of the transformer.
Revision of IEEE DGA Guide of 2019 is the last in a 5- part series in the Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) & Furans Section of Transformer Management 1. This course is an in-depth explanation of this important standard and how it effects how dissolved gas analysis results are interpreted.
