This paper first investigates the correlation between acoustic signals and electric power-source signal angles using ultrasonic detection technique. This paper then compares said acoustic signals' three-dimensional patterns with their polar-coordinate patterns and, with angle-zones established, provides a new analyzing and identification method for partial discharge (PD) fault types. This method is applicable to field inspection and measurement and can help identify epoxy-resin transformers' PD fault types. We first produce specific PD fault types in the laboratory and receive PD signals using ultrasonic technique. Then, we adopt polar-coordinate patterns to analyze their characteristics, deduce said characteristics into zone-identification patterns, and apply the D parameters to identify fault types. After utilizing this analyzing method to field epoxy-resin transformers, we learn that its diagnosis ability is fine and effective.
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