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ANALISIS KARAKTERISTIK MINYAK TRANSFORMATOR MENGGUNAKAN PENGUJIAN DISSOLVED GAS ANALYSIS (DGA) PADA IBT 1 GARDU INDUK Agus Siswanto; Abdul Rohman; Sugeng Suprijadi; Mudofar Baehaqi; Arifudin Arifudin
Foristek Vol. 12 No. 1 (2022): Foristek
Publisher : Foristek

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54757/fs.v12i1.142

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Electrical energy is an important factor to support people's lives. Electrical energy from the generator is channeled through a transmission line to the substation. Transformer (transformer) is a very important equipment in the electric power system. Inside there is oil which functions as an insulating medium and also as a cooling medium. This electrical and thermal load can cause dissolved gases in the transformer oil. This DGA (Dissolved Gas Analysis) test aims to determine the content of dissolved gases in transformer oil and then to analyze using three fault indication methods Total Dissolved Combustible Gas (TDCG) Method, Roger Ratio, and Duval Triangle. Results The analysis uses these three methods to determine corrective actions according to the condition of the transformer oil. Corrective action to return the dissolved gases in the transformer oil back to normal. Transformer oil filtering aims to remove or reduce potentially damaging gases from the transformer oil content. On December 29, 2020 the transformer experienced an increase in the content of flammable hydrogen gas and acetylene gas, the TDCG value was 1520 ppm and after corrective action the dissolved gas content decreased to 481 ppm, so that the condition of the transformer oil returned to normal.
Analysis of gas pressure decline SF6 in 70kV circuit breaker bay transformer 3 at Babakan substation Arif Ramdhan Achmad; Muhammad Soleh; Sugeng Suprijadi
Journal of Emerging Innovations in Engineering Vol. 1 No. 02 (2025): October 2025
Publisher : Pustaka Intelektual Sutajaya

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.65664/jeie.v1i02.8

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This study analyzes the decrease in SF₆ gas pressure in the 70 kV circuit breaker Transformer Bay 3 at Babakan Substation, which affects the reliability of the power system. SF₆ gas is used as an insulating medium due to its high dielectric strength but is susceptible to micro-leakage, which degrades equipment performance. This research employs a qualitative approach with a case study strategy based on primary data obtained from field observations, interviews, and testing documentation before and after the replacement of the T-phase pole. Gas pressure monitoring was conducted using a FLIR Gas 306 camera and digital measuring instruments, with thematic analysis employed to identify causes and evaluate repair effectiveness. The results showed that a fine leak at the lower T-phase pole was the main cause of gas pressure reduction. After pole replacement, the rate of pressure drop decreased from 0.00459 MPa/day to 0.00016 MPa/day, indicating a 35.3% increase in insulation effectiveness and a 64.6% reduction in leakage rate. Operational feasibility tests met the SPLN 52-1:1983 standard, confirming that the circuit breaker is suitable for operation. I while applying condition-based maintenance (CBM) and infrared detection proved efficient in identifying SF₆ leakage and supporting predictive maintenance practices at substations.