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Electrical Equipment Testing & Maintenance Vol. 6

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Electrical Equipment Testing - The latest in a series of 100+ page electrical testing and mainteance handbooks discusses a wide variety of electrical testing and maintenance procedures and technologies that can be used by electrical maintenance professionals to improve equipment life. Electrical Equipment Testing - In the face of ever-increasing capital costs for new equipment, electrical maintenance plays an increasing role in extending the life of such equipment. There are many aspects to proper and effective proactive, predictive electrical maintenance and this 100+ page handbook discusses the details of this critical and timely issue. Such topics as high resistance measurement and obtaining more accurate resistance measurements, preventing electrical failures before they happen and the application of the EL CID test are but a few of the articles included in this handbook. Do you have the knowledge of the latest testing techniques and the right tools to keep your operation running smoothly? These questions can be answered by our new 100+ page Electrical Testing & Maintenance Handbook Vol. 6. Rotor Testing with MCE Transformer Turn Ratio Testing A Poor Man’s Resistance Bridge Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter Tester? Not Really Preventing Electrical Failures How the Loading of an AC/DC Transfer Standard can Affect our Measurements of AC Voltage and Current Analog Simulator Tests Qualify Distance Relay Designs to Today’s Stringent Protection Requirements Fundamentals of HALT/HASS Testing Obtaining More Accurate Resistance Measurements Using the 6-Wire Ohms Measurement Technique Application of the El Cid Test with Circulating Currents in Stator Windings Electrical Characterization of Dielectric Layers Objective Testing of Motor and Generator Stator Windings New Test Realities for Evolving FPD Technologies Improving Splice Loss Measurement Repeatability On-line SF6 leakage detection of Power Equipment Location of Partial Discharges in Power Transformers