Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Rogers Ratio Method

The Rogers Ratio method is another ratio method very similar to the Dornenburg method however only having the three ratios R1:CH4/H2R2:C2H2/C2H4, R5:C2H4/C2H6. IEEE standard C57.104 has the following flowchart to explain the process.


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Figure 2 below also taken from IEEE standard C57.104 provides a tabular list of the different conditions of the transformer based on the three ratios.




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Use the following link to the "Analysis" section to get the Rogers Ratio diagnosis of the oil samples. Enter the oil sample under "Sample 5" to get the diagnosis.



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