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2.2 STORING OF TRANSFORMER/REACTOR DESPATCHED FILLED WITH<br />

NITROGEN<br />

2.2.1 STORING BEFORE COMPLETE ASSEMBLING<br />

The storing place should be easily accessible for inspection and<br />

maintenance of the transformer. The bedding for the equipment should be<br />

larger than its bottom surface and dimensioned for the load. The transformer<br />

is placed on boardings or beams so that good ventilation is obtained underneath<br />

the transformer bottom.<br />

Before storing, the transformer is inspected according to directions in<br />

Clause 2.1 "Reception and assembling of transformer/reactors despatched<br />

partly dismantled and filled with nitrogen".<br />

A transformer without remarks may be stored up to 3 months after<br />

arrival at the site without oil-filling. During the storing time, the inert gas<br />

(nitrogen) filling shall be maintained and pressure regulated, so that exposure<br />

of active part to atmosphere is avoided.<br />

If the storage time is judged to exceed 3 months, the transformer should<br />

be provided with oil conservator including oil-level indicator and breather, and<br />

oil-filled according to Clause 2.5. "Oil filling under vacuum". Certain valves<br />

must be re-mounted to enable the oil-filling being carried out. Furthermore, at<br />

the time at oil-filling of a completely assembled transformer, certain rules in<br />

Clause 2.5 & 2.6 must be complied with absolutely.<br />

Wherever possible it would be most desirable to keep the transformer<br />

energized even at a low voltage so that its temperature is higher than the<br />

ambient temperature. The low voltage may be applied under open circuit or<br />

short circuit conditions. It may be ascertained whether partial cooling is required<br />

in such a case. The oil quality should also be periodically monitored. If for<br />

some reason, oil filling cannot be carried out after a storage period longer than<br />

3 months, the nitrogen pressure shall be maintained and supervised carefully.<br />

If the storage time without oil exceeds 18 months <strong>BHEL</strong> should be consulted<br />

about measures to be taken.<br />

2.2.2 STORING OF COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES BEFORE<br />

COMPLETE ASSEMBLING<br />

Independent of the duration of the storing time, the directions below<br />

apply for dismounted components and accessories, as well as for material to<br />

be used in connection with the assembling work.<br />

(a) Storing indoors<br />

In such a room, the following articles should be stored:<br />

(i) Insulation material as paper, pressboard, bakelite, wood, cotton tape<br />

etc.<br />

(ii) Insulated details as paper-insulated conductors, pressboard insulated<br />

shielding bodies etc.<br />

(iii) Chemicals as solvents, glues, varnishes, hardeners etc.<br />

(iv) Breathers, drying agents.<br />

(v) Terminal boxes, connection boxes, control cabinets.<br />

(vi) Gas relays, oil-level indicators, thermometers, pressure valves etc.<br />

Prepared By Samvet Lahari, <strong>Bhopal</strong>. Phone- 5277412

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