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Partial Discharge Theory and Applications to Electrical EquipmentCal Patterson Cutler-HammerGabe Paoletti, Application EngineerAlex Golubev, PhDManager, R&D, Predictive DiagnosticsCutler-Hammer Engineering ServicesAbstract - Partial Discharge monitoring is an effective on-line predictive maintenance test for motors and generators at 4160 volt and above, as well as other electrical distribution equipment. The benefits of on-line testing allow for equipment analysis and diagnostics during normal production. Corrective actions can be planned and implemented, resulting in reduced unscheduled downtime. An understanding of the Theory related to Partial Discharge , and the relationship to early detection of insulation deterioration is required to properly evaluate this predictive maintenance tool.
Partial Discharge Theory and Applications to Electrical Equipment Cal Patterson Œ Cutler-Hammer Gabe Paoletti, P.E. Division Application Engineer
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