Research on the optical signal characteristics at different discharge stages in transformer oil based on fluorescent fiber detection

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Abstract

The optical signal emitted by the discharge in oil is an important symptom of the operating status of transformers. A transformer oil discharge optical signal detection system based on fluorescent optical fibers and silicon photomultiplier are designed in this paper. The characteristics of optical signals, ultrasonic signals, ultra-high frequency signals, and pulse current signals of corona discharge, spark discharge, and arc discharge in a transformer model are compared and studied. The experimental results show that as the discharge increases, the amplitude of the above signals also increases accordingly, the amplitude of optical signals has a certain degree of randomnesst, but there is an approximate linear relationship with the pulse current signal. Optical signals have higher detection sensitivity for hazardous high-energy arc discharges, which can be used as a signal to reflect the severity of discharge failure, and can be used to provide relevant trip signals for relaying protection devices to reduce the probability of transformer explosion accidents.

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