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This document is a dissolved gas analysis report from AES Laboratories for a sample of transformer oil taken from a 2.5MVA transformer located at LCR-11. The analysis found methane levels higher than normal. Based on the gas levels, the report indicates a diagnosis of corona partial discharges possibly due to incomplete impregnation, high humidity, or oil saturation leading to wax formation. The total dissolved combustible gases were 552 microliters per liter.

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This document is a dissolved gas analysis report from AES Laboratories for a sample of transformer oil taken from a 2.5MVA transformer located at LCR-11. The analysis found methane levels higher than normal. Based on the gas levels, the report indicates a diagnosis of corona partial discharges possibly due to incomplete impregnation, high humidity, or oil saturation leading to wax formation. The total dissolved combustible gases were 552 microliters per liter.

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This document is a dissolved gas analysis report from AES Laboratories for a sample of transformer oil taken from a 2.5MVA transformer located at LCR-11. The analysis found methane levels higher than normal. Based on the gas levels, the report indicates a diagnosis of corona partial discharges possibly due to incomplete impregnation, high humidity, or oil saturation leading to wax formation. The total dissolved combustible gases were 552 microliters per liter.

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Laboratory: B-118 Phase-Il, Noida, U.P.

201305
AES LAB QRATORIES (P) LTD. Ph.: 0120-4646700,4646711,4646731, 011-45066390
E-mail: support@aeslabs.com
analyzing today ftr an assured tomorrow
GSTIN : O9AAACPOB57BIZQ
TC-6308 MSME No. : UP28EOOII 437
CIN No. U74899DL1991PTC045168

Issued To: Report No.: 20-260523-98


M/s. Jakson Ventures Pvt. Ltd Report Date: 13-06-2023
A-43, Phase-Il, Extension Noida Analysis Date: 26-05-2023
Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh -201305
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DISSOLVED GAS ANALYSIS

SAMPLE & EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION


14/05,'2023
Condition of Oil: Oil in Service Sample Drawn On: Capacity: 2.5 MVA

Equipment ID: NA Sample Drawn By: Customer Voltage (1(V): 33


Transformer No: NA Sampling Point: Bottom Serial No: CPGO81/88
Sample Description: Transformer OiL, Grid Name: NA Mfd. Year: 12-2016
Plant Location: LCR-11, Sample Quantity: 500 ml. Make: Kirloskar
packed in aluminium bottle

ANALYSIS RESULTS

Nominal Values, max


Gases Method Result Units Detection Limit
(IEEE c57.104.2019)
Hydrocarbons & Hydrogen
Methane (CH 4 ) 15:9434: 2019 486 * il/L 1 50
Ethane (C2H6) 15:9434 : 2019 33 l.tl/L 1 40
Ethylene lC2H4) IS:9434: 2019 0 pilL 1 100
Acetylene (C2H2) IS : 9434 : 2019 0 tilL 1 7
Hydrogen (H2) IS :9434: 2019 0 pIlL 5 90
Carbon Oxides
Carbon Monoxide (CO) 15:9434:2019 33 pilL 25 600
Carbon Dioxide (CD2) IS : 9434 : 2019 224 pi/L 25 7000
Non-Fault Gases
Oxygen (02) IS : 9434: 2019 15097 .dlL 50
Nitrogen (N2) IS : 9434 : 2019 56789 pI/L 50

Total Dissolved Combustible Gases (TDCG, pIlL): 552

• Note: A value of 0 in the results column indicates that the particular gas is below detection limits.

Remark(s), based on IEEE C57.104-2019

Gas levels marked with a * are higher than normal

Fault Analysis as per IEEE C57.104-2019 / IEC 60599:2015 (Duval Trianale method)
Fault Code: PD
Corona partial discharges. Possible causes: Discharges in gas-filled cavities resulting from
Diagnosis: incomplete impregnation, highhumidity in paper, oil super saturation or cavitation, and
leading to X-wax formation

Carbon Dioxide to Carbon Monoxide Ratio Analysis

CO2/CO ratio Not applicable since one or both of these gases is in normal range.

Diagnosis: Not Applicable

Disclaimer: The above mentioned remarks and interpretations are computer generated and suggestive in nature. Please correlate with other factors
before making a decision.

LJ

ULR No. 10630823500022746 F


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