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CHARACTERISTIC TESTING OF THE GROUND CABLE USING TAN DELTA (TD) TEST METHOD ON TWO SEGMENTS OF THE MEDIUM VOLTAGE CABLE MENTENG AREA Christiono Christiono; Miftahul Fikri; Iwa Garniwa; Dani Maula Sattar; Andi Amar Thahara
TEKNOKOM Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): TEKNOKOM
Publisher : Department of Computer Engineering, Universitas Wiralodra

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (563.284 KB) | DOI: 10.31943/teknokom.v5i2.86

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This research is based on the existence of underground cable problems due to rainfall in certain areas, especially the Central Jakarta area results in an increase in soil moisture that can degrade the dielectric strength of the SKTM and potentially SKTM interference. Therefore, Tan Delta testing method is carried out as a predictive step to analyze the cable health condition and an early method to determine the good/bad of the test cable. After testing tan delta, it was obtained that the acquisition of segment 1 data results were in good condition because the average value of delta tan in all three phases was 1.0, with the differential results being 0.0 and deviation standard 0.0. Action to segment 1 is periodic maintenance of 5 years. Then in segment 2, the data obtained the average value of tan delta phase R 70.6, phase S 143.9, and phase T 83.92. For differential of phase R 161.7, phase S 33.7, and phase T 135.08. Finally, deviation standard at phase R 4.57, phase S 20.14, and phase T 2.43. From IEEE 400.2-2013 standard, it can be concluded that segment 2 is in poor condition and need action as soon as possible of PD Tests and cable replacement
Reliability Evaluation of Transformer Oil Insulation with H2O Water and Super O2 Water Contaminants Disaster Mitigation Electrical Engineering Christiono R; Iwa Garniwa; Miftahul Fikri; Andi Amar Thahara
International Journal of Engineering Continuity Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): ijec
Publisher : Sultan Publisher

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Transformer oil insulation failure is one of them that can cause water to penetrate through the mechanical acrylic cap on the OLTC (on load tap changer) which causes contaminants in the transformer insulation oil which affects the reliability of the transformer until there is damage to the transformers widely. For this reason, research was carried out to evaluate the reliability of transformer oil insulation with contaminants of H2O water and Super O2 water. This study is to evaluate the effect of water contaminants with experimental methods using BAUR Oil Tester test equipment, with H2O water and super O2 as samples of water contaminants on transformer oil insulation. According to SPLN 49-1: 1982, the standard value of breakdown voltage in insulating oil is ≥30kV/2.5mm. Then, 1ml of H2O water will be given so that a decrease in the breakdown voltage value of 31.5% is obtained and this experiment is carried out up to 10ml, which means that the more H2O is given, the value of the breakdown voltage is further away from the SPLN standard. Meanwhile, insulating oil contaminated with super O2 water obtained a breakdown voltage of 68% which means that the more super O2 water, the more the reliability of transformer oil insulation decreases, and the breakdown voltage value also decreases which adversely affects the reliability of the transformer.