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JYC(10/12kV) Tan Delta /Dissipation Factor Tester-Kingrun

JYC(10/12kV) Tan Delta /Dissipation Factor Tester-Kingrun

  • Power factor /Tan deltaTesting
  • CVT test function
  • Strong anti- interference
  • Fast test speed
  • Product description: The JYC Transformer Tan Delta Tester measures dielectric loss in transformers, offering high accuracy and stability. It features advanced anti-interference technology and supports multiple testing mod
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What Is Tan δ, Or Tan Delta?

Insulating media are categorized into three main types: gaseous, solid, and liquid. Dissipation Factor (or Tan Delta) refers to the energy loss caused by the active power dissipation within the insulating medium of electrical equipment under an electric field. Dissipation is usually represented by the loss factor (tan δ), which reflects the phase difference between the leakage current and the capacitive current flowing through the dielectric. In particular, the higher the dissipation factor, the poorer the insulating properties of the material, leading to more energy being converted into heat during operation. Over time, this affects the equipment’s lifespan and safety.


The primary purpose of conducting Dissipation Factor (tan δ) tests is to evaluate the insulation condition of the equipment, in order to prevent electrical accidents caused by insulation aging or failure. In practical operations, various types of power equipment used in substations require Tan δ testing. Examples include transformers, windings, current transformers (CT), voltage transformers (PT), transformer bushings, cables, and generators. Tan δ testing is an indispensable part of maintenance and servicing operations for these devices.


Principle of Tan Delta Test
A pure insulator when is connected across line and earth, it behaves as a capacitor. In an ideal insulator, as the insulating material which acts as dielectric too, is 100 % pure, the electric current passing through the insulator, only have capacitive component. There is no resistive component of the current, flowing from line to earth through insulator as in ideal insulating material, there is zero percent impurity.
In pure capacitor, the capacitive electric current leads the applied voltage by 90°.
In practice, the insulator cannot be made 100% pure. Also, due to the aging of insulators, the impurities like dirt and moisture enter into it. These impurities provide the conductive path to the current. Consequently, an electric leakage current flowing from line to earth through the insulator has a resistive component.
Hence, it is needless to say that, for a good insulator, this resistive component of electric leakage current is quite low. In another way, the healthiness of an electrical insulator can be determined by the ratio of the resistive component to the capacitive component. For a good insulator, this ratio would be quite low. This ratio is commonly known as tan δ or tan delta. Sometimes it is also referred to as dissipation factor.



1. Dielectric breakdown (BDV) (ASTM D877 & ASTM D1816, IEC 60156)

2. Tan Delta (Dielectric Dissipation Factor (DDF)/ Power factor) (ASTM D924, IEC 60247, IEC 61620, BS 5737, JIS C2101, VDE 0380-2, IS 6262)

3. Resistivity (ASTM D1169, IEC 60247, BS 5737, JIS C2101, VDE 0380-2, IS 6103)


JYC automatic frequency conversion anti-interference dielectric loss tester is used for field anti-interference dielectric loss measurement or laboratory precision dielectric loss measurement,the instrument is an integrated structure, built-in dielectric loss bridge, variable frequency power supply, test transformer and standard capacitor, etc., adopts frequency conversion anti-interference and "Fourier" transform digital filtering technology, fully automatic intelligent measurement, the measurement data is very stable under strong interference, and the measurement results are from large to large, LCD screen display, built-in printer can print out.


Features
Measurement of power transformer insulation, bushings, circuit breakers, CT, PT,CVT, cables, lightning arresters and other types of insulation.

Insulation Power Factor (cos ᵠ), Dissipation Factor (tan δ), Capacitance, Inductance, Excitation, Quality Factor and Power Loss (watts) measurement

Adopt frequency conversion anti-interference technology, automatically identify 50Hz/60Hz system voltage, and can still measure accurately under 200% interference
●With CVT ratio function, it can measure CVT ratio, polarity and phase
●With UST/GST, internal/external standard capacitance, internal/external high voltage multiple working modes, integrated structure, can do various conventional dielectric loss tests, without any external auxiliary equipment
●With reverse wiring low-voltage shielding function, in the case of CVT bus grounding, it can measure C11 without disconnecting the wire
●With the measurement function of CVT self-excitation method, C1/C2 can be measured at the same time with one connection, and the influence of lead wires and standard capacitor voltage division can be automatically compensated
●It has the function of prompting for bad circuit contact and discharge, to facilitate the judgment of whether the wiring is reliable
●Built-in series and parallel dielectric loss measurement models, used to simulate "Schering bridge" or current comparator bridge, convenient for instrument testing
●Dynamic display of test voltage and current, which can also be used as a high-voltage meter
●Prompt function for poor grounding and poor wiring contact, to facilitate judging whether the wiring is reliable
Strong power adaptability, can use 50/60Hz power supply, strong anti-interference and can also support generator power supply
●With calendar clock, can store 100 sets of measurement data, with RS232 computer interface, through this interface, can realize measurement, data processing and test result output; equipped with computer background software, can be integrated into comprehensive test vehicle inspection



Optional features
●Optional four-channel positive wiring test mode, convenient for transformer bushing dielectric loss test
●Optional insulation resistance test function:
a. The wiring of the insulation resistance is exactly the same as that of the dielectric loss testing, and the shielding method suitable for the dielectric loss testing is the same as that of the insulation resistance; when measuring the insulation resistance, there is no need to increase any wiring workload:

b. The operation is simple, just select "resistance" from the menu /Absorption/Polarization" to start the testing;
c. High reliability, and it will not cause damage to the instrument when used in harsh test environments:
d. When measuring insulation resistance, the instrument has excellent anti-interference ability, and it can also measure accurately under 5mA power frequency interference, and has a fast discharge function
●Optional CT ratio function, which can measure CT ratio, polarity and phase
●Optional wireless bluetooth communication to realize wireless control and data transmission between computer and instrument

●Optional frequency-by-frequency test function, you can choose any frequency test from 45 to 65Hz
●External standard capacitor interface is optional, supporting external test power supply of 30Hz~300Hz. External large-capacity power frequency power supply can realize large-capacity high-voltage dielectric loss test


TECHNOLOGY SPECIFICATION:

Type:

JYC Tan Delta Tester

Accurate

Cx: ±(Reading×1%+2pF)

tgδ: ±(Reading×1%+0.00040)

Anti-interference index

With frequency conversion anti-interference, the above accuracy can be achieved under 200% interference.

Capacitance range

Internal application of high voltage: 3pF60,000 pF/10kV, 60pF1µF/0.5kV

External application of high voltage: 3pF1.5µF/10kV, 60pF30µF/0.5kV

Resolution: Max. 0.001pF, 4 valid digits

Range of tgδ

No limit, resolution:0.001%. Identify capacitive, inductive and resistive tested products automatically.

Test current range

5µA-5A

Internal application high voltage

Setting voltage range: 0.510kV

Max. output current: 200mA

Up-down voltage mode: Continuous smoothing

Voltage precision: ±(1.5%×reading+10V)

Voltage resolution: 1V

Testing frequency: 45,50,55,60,65Hz, single frequency

45/55Hz, 55/65Hz, 47.5/52.5Hz, automatic dual frequency

Frequency precision: ±0.01Hz

External application high voltage

Maximum test current at positive connection: 5A, Power frequency or conversion frequency: 4070Hz

Maximum test current at negative connection: 10kV/5A, Power frequency or conversion frequency: 4070Hz

CVT self excitation low voltage output

Output voltage: 350V, output current: 330A

Test time

About 15s, relating to the testing mode

Input power

180V270V AC, 50Hz/60Hz±1%, Grid power or generator

Environmental temperature

-10℃50℃

Relative humidity

≤80% RH, no dew

Volume / Weight

L430mm*W320mm*H330mm / 29 kg

What are the Different Modes of the Tan Delta Test?

When it comes to tan delta test, there are essentially three modes of power factor testing. Those are

GST Guard – This calculates the amount of current leakage to the ground. This method eliminates the current leakage through red or blue leads. Whereas in UST, the ground is termed to be guard because grounded edges are not calculated. When the UST method is applied on the device, then the current measurement is only through blue or red leads. The current flow through ground lead gets automatically bypassed to the AC source and thus excluded from the calculation.
UST Mode – This is employed for the calculation of insulation in between ungrounded leads of the equipment. Here the individual portion of isolation has to be separated and analyze it having no other insulation connected to it.
GST Mode – In this final mode of operation, both the leakage pathways are calculated by the test apparatus. The current, capacitance values, UST, and GST guards, loss in watts need to be equal to the GST test parameters. This provides the entire behavior of the test.
When the summing value of GST Guard and UST is not equal to the GST parameters, then it can be known that there is some crashing in the test set, or might the test terminal are not correctly designed.


FAQs:

  • What does the Tan Delta value indicate?
    The Tan Delta value provides information about the quality of the insulation. Higher tan δ values suggest poorer insulation, while lower values indicate better insulation condition.
  • When is the Tan Delta Test typically performed?
    The test is performed during the manufacturing, commissioning, and maintenance of electrical equipment, as well as during routine diagnostic assessments to monitor the condition of insulation over time.
  • What are the applications of the Tan Delta Test?
    The Tan Delta Test is commonly used for assessing the condition of power cables, transformers, bushings, circuit breakers, and other high-voltage equipment with insulating materials.
  • What are the advantages of the Tan Delta Test? Early Detection: It can detect insulation problems in their early stages, allowing for timely maintenance and preventing catastrophic failures.
  • What are acceptable Tan Delta values?
    The acceptable Tan Delta values vary depending on the type of equipment and insulation material. Generally, lesser values than 0.7% indicate better insulation quality. Acceptable values should be defined by equipment standards or manufacturer guidelines.
  • Is it necessary to perform the Tan Delta Test regularly?
    Regular testing is recommended, especially for critical equipment, as it helps to track the insulation’s condition and plan maintenance activities accordingly.
  • Can the Tan Delta Test be used for oil-filled equipment?
    Yes, the Tan Delta Test is commonly used for assessing the insulation condition of oil-filled transformers and bushings, where it helps identify issues like moisture or contamination in the oil.
  • How this Test is conducted on site?
    On-site testing involves using specialized test kit that applies high voltage at a specific frequency to the equipment under test, measuring the phase angle difference between current and voltage. The results are then compared to reference values.
  • Can this Test predict the remaining lifespan of equipment?
    While the Tan Delta Test provides valuable data about insulation condition, it cannot predict the exact remaining lifespan of equipment. It helps in making informed decisions regarding maintenance and repair.
  • Is it safe to perform this Test on energized equipment?
    No, it is not safe to perform on energized equipment. The equipment being tested should be properly de-energized and grounded to ensure the safety of the testing personnel.



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