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BS EN IEC 60076-19-1:2023 – TC

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Tracked Changes. Power transformers – Rules for the determination of uncertainties in the measurement of the losses on power transformers

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IEC 60076-19-1:2023 defines the procedures that are applied to evaluate the uncertainty affecting the measurements of no-load and load losses during the routine tests on power transformers. This document centres on measuring systems utilizing digital instruments, although the procedures can be adapted to evaluation of systems with analogue instruments where further uncertainty sources have to be taken into account. This document specifies how to determine measurement uncertainty and how to apply corrections for known errors in the measurement chain. Information vis-à-vis judgement and traceability are given in IEC 60076-8:1997, 10.1 and 10.2.

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74 undefined
77 Annex ZA (normative)Normative references to international publicationswith their corresponding European publications
79 English
CONTENTS
82 FOREWORD
84 INTRODUCTION
86 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
88 4 Symbols
4.1 General symbols
89 4.2 Symbols for uncertainty
4.2.1 General designations
4.2.2 Specific designations
5 Power measurement, systematic deviation and uncertainty
5.1 General
90 5.2 Traceability
5.3 Model function
5.4 Measuring systems
6 Procedures for no-load loss measurement
6.1 General
91 6.2 Model function for no-load losses at reference conditions
92 6.3 Uncertainty budget for no-load loss
93 7 Procedures for load loss measurement
7.1 General
7.2 Model function for load loss measurement at rated current
Tables
Table 1 – Measured no-load loss uncertainties
94 7.3 Model function for load loss at rated current and reference temperature
95 7.4 Uncertainty budget for the measured power P2 recalculated to rated current
7.4.1 General
7.4.2 Uncertainties of measured load loss power P2 at ambient temperature θ2
7.5 Uncertainty budget for reported load loss at reference temperature
Table 2 – Measured load loss uncertainties at ambient temperature
96 8 Three-phase power calculations
Table 3 – Absolute uncertainty of load losses PLLreported at reference temperature θr
97 9 Reporting
10 Estimate of corrections and uncertainty contributions
10.1 Instrument transformers
10.1.1 General
98 10.1.2 Ratio error of instrument transformers
99 10.1.3 Phase displacement of instrument transformers
101 10.2 Voltage and current measurements
102 10.3 Power meter
10.4 Advanced system with specified system uncertainty
Table 4 – Measured no-load loss uncertainties, advanced system
103 10.5 Correction to sinusoidal waveform
10.6 Winding resistance measurement
Table 5 – Measured load loss uncertainties at ambient temperature, advanced system
104 10.7 Winding temperature at load loss measurement
10.7.1 General
10.7.2 R2 and θ2 determined from temperature measurement
105 10.7.3 R2 and θ2 determined by resistance measurement
107 Annex A (informative)Example of no-load loss uncertainty evaluation –Advanced measuring system
A.1 General (intent of example)
A.2 Transformer specification
A.3 Measuring system
Table A.1 – Three-phase transformer oil immersed transformer
Table A.2 – Uncertainty specification of the power measuring system
108 A.4 Measurements
A.5 Correction of measured values
A.6 Calculation of uncertainty
Table A.3 – Measured data
Table A.4 – Corrected values
109 A.7 Reported loss and uncertainty estimate
Table A.5 – Uncertainty of no-load loss (according to Table 1)
110 Annex B (informative)Example of no-load loss uncertainty evaluation –Calibration based procedure
B.1 General
B.2 Transformer specification
B.3 Measuring system
Table B.1 – Three-phase transformer oil immersed transformer
111 B.4 Measurements
Table B.2 – Uncertainties of measuring system current and voltage transducers
Table B.3 – Uncertainties of power meter
Table B.4 – Measured data
112 B.5 Correction of measured values
B.6 Uncertainty calculation
Table B.5 – Corrected values
Table B.6 – Uncertainty of no-load loss (according to Table 1)
113 B.7 Reported loss and uncertainty estimate
114 Annex C (informative)Example of load loss uncertainty evaluationclass index procedure
C.1 General
C.2 Transformer specification
C.3 Measuring system
Table C.1 – Three-phase transformer dry type transformer
115 C.4 Measurements
Table C.2 – Uncertainties of measuring system current and voltage transducers
Table C.3 – Measured data
116 C.5 Calculation in accordance with IEC 60076-1
C.6 Uncertainty calculation
Table C.4 – Results based on measured data
Table C.5 – Derivation of standard uncertainty contributions
117 Table C.6 – Uncertainty budget for measured load lossat ambient temperature (Table 2)
Table C.7 – Uncertainty budget for absolute uncertaintyof load loss reported at reference temperature (Table 3)
118 C.7 Reported loss and uncertainty estimate
119 Annex D (informative)Determination of exponent n in expression for no-load loss
Table D.1 – Example of measured no-load loss versus applied voltage
120 Figure D.1 – Evaluation of exponent n from data in Table D.1
121 Annex E (informative)Measurement uncertainty and test results
E.1 General
E.2 Test results, guarantees, tolerances, uncertainty limits
E.3 Traceability as tool for quality assurance
122 E.4 Means and methods to prove uncertainty claims and traceability
E.4.1 Calibration
123 E.4.2 Calibration certificate
124 E.4.3 Guidance on scope of a calibration
125 Annex F (normative)Calculation of uncertainty of losses with differentreference temperatures and/or winding material
126 Bibliography
BS EN IEC 60076-19-1:2023 - TC
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