Testing Electrical Insulation of Rotating Machinery with High-Voltage Direct Current [includes discussion]

Hill, G. Leslie

doi:10.1109/aieepas.1953.4498619

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“…THE use of high direct voltage (HDV) to assess the condition of the groundwall insulation of stator windings can be traced to the work of Cameron [1] and Hill [2] published in the early 1950s. When a direct voltage is applied to groundwall insulation the readily measured current has several components.…”

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The ramp test - its origins, development and application

McDermid

Bromley

2010

IEEE Trans. Dielect. Electr. Insul.

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The use of high direct voltage to assess the condition of stator windings of rotating machines can be traced back 60 years. Initially a step-voltage test in several forms, the advantages of applying the voltage in a continuous ramp function soon became apparent. A well regulated voltage supply is a prerequisite to good results. Many but not all defects in groundwall insulation can be detected nondestructively.

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