Electrical Transformers: Testing and Diagnostics

What you’ll learn

Problem Solving and Failure Analysis

Insulation Degradation

Manufacturer Transformer Testing

Ratio, Polarity And Phase Relation Test

Insulation Condition

Dielectric Withstand

High Frequency Transient Dielectric Tests

Low Frequency Transient Dielectric Tests

No Load And Load Loss Measurements

Short Circuit Withstand Test

Winding Resistance

Partial Discharge

Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA)

Moisture

Online Monitoring

Requirements

Fundamental Electrical Transformer Knowledge

Description

Electrical Transformers: Testing and Diagnostics is an intermediate video course where you will learn all about electrical transformers troubleshooting that are essential in working within this industry; from general failure investigation methods to specific transformer tests such as Dissolve Gas Analysis (DGA).

I have handcrafted this course to allow students to acquire fundamental troubleshooting skills on electrical transformers as well as how to apply it in the utility industry.

If you are currently or working towards a career where you need to manage/maintain/troubleshoot transformers, you will find this course of great help to get the foundations you need to kick start your professional career. If you work on the vendor/supplier side, this course will provide you with the tools to effectively and efficiently find out the root cause and to answer basic transformer issues for your clients.

Please note, this is not a Fundamentals Course! I would assume that you already have foundational knowledge on transformers. Please enroll in my “Electrical Transformers Fundamentals” to gain fundamental knowledge of Electrical Transformers if you doubt your own knowledge and experience.

So let’s get started! Let’s start your fulfilling journey and mark an important point of your phenomenal career!

Who this course is for:

Eeers or eeering students who are going to design, maintain and/or troubleshoot transformer issues

Professional who work in the Transformer supplier/vendor side and want to know what to look out for when their clients phone them with transformer issues