MLR10 Megger Leakage Reactance Tester
● The amount of leakage flux a transformer has is partially dependent on the configuration of the windings. Since leakage reactance depends on leakage flux, measuring a transformer’s leakage reactance can give an indication of the condition of the windings. Changes in the leakage flux, and therefore the leakage reactance, are generally caused by winding mechanical deformation. The mechanical deformation can occur during shipping, installation, or a high current event while the transformer is in operation. Such changes can be detected by comparing before and after leakage reactance measurement values.
■ Measures the short circuit impedance of transformers
■ Useful in detecting and diagnosing winding deformation
■ Capable of performing measurements in single- or three-phase transformers
■ Optional capacitor bank testing (without the need to disconnect terminals)
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2021/08/25 |
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