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Automated
Resistance and Ratio System - AR2 |
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The Automated
Resistance Ratio
System (AR2) is a
fully automated,
self-contained
system; designed to
work on test floors,
in fields, or in
laboratory
environments. Its
unique features
allow it to reduce
test time and
minimize human
intervention during
the conducting of
tests.
With its automated
features, the
operator can select
the required TUT
through its
user-friendly
interface and the
system takes care of
the rest; it
performs
measurements, checks
the results,
identifies erroneous
measurements,
notifies the
operator of the test
stages and system
status, stores
resulting data and
can printout a test
result report.
The AR2 built-in
protection features
provide safety to
the operator and the
transformer under
test (TUT). Its
modular design
facilitates addition
of further options. |
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AR2 can perform
the following tests
according to
standard IEEE/ANSI
compliant
requirement |
Cold resistance Test
Ratio Test
Phase Test
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AR2 may be combined
to other ASD
products; TLS-300 or
TLS-100
(Three/Single Phase
Transformer Loss
Test System). Upon
the customer’s
request, this union
shall form a complete automated
three phase test
system; and the
following test
capabilities will be
added to the above
listed. Read more
TLS 300... |
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Excitation Current
No-Load (core)
Losses
% Impedance
Load (copper) Losses
Induced Test
Applied Tests (HI
POT HV/LV )
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AR2 HARDWARE |
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AR2 is formed of: |
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Sorensen DC Power
Supply
Keithley Digital
Multi-meters
ASD Controller
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DIGITAL MULTI-METERS |
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AR2 is armed with
two Keithely 2700
digital
multi-meters. This
meter combines
precise
measurements,
switching, data
logging and control
(programming) in a
single, tightly
integrated enclosure
for either
rack-mounted or
bench top
applications. It
provides a true
61/2-digit (22-bit)
resolution and a
scan rate up to 500
channels /second (up
to 3500
readings/second on a
single channel). |
DC POWER SUPPLY |
A Sorensen Power
Supply is also
integrated into our
AR2 system. It is a
programmable DC
power supply (DCS
20-50E). This unit
provides 0-20V
output voltage and
0-50A output
current. Remote
programming for
voltage and current
is allowed. Input
voltage and current
are specified as
such: 200-250 VAC,
single phase, 8A
typical, 47-63 Hz;
or 100-132 VAC,
single phase, 15A
typical, 47-63 Hz,
internal jumper
selectable. |
ASD CONTROLLER |
A well designed ASD
control unit is
equipped with a
powerful electronics
control board, at
the heart of which a
microcontroller
lies. The controller
supplies the
required fully
automated operation
modes and ensures
The interaction of
all system parts
together with the
available PC.The
controller front
panel is supplied
with a power on/off
switch. This same
switch acts as a
light indicator when
system is powered. |
AR2 SYSTEM FEATURES |
- Compact Design
- Ratio measurement
accuracy of 0.1%
- Short setup time
- Temperature
measurement accuracy
within 1 degree
Celsius
- Precision digital
multi-meters
- Resistance range
50 μΩ – 500 Ω
- Rugged powerful
output
- Full Automation
- Resistance
measurement accuracy
of 0.1%
- Test results
report printout
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AR2 SOFTWARE
Similar to all ASD
products, a well
developed software,
adds much more
versatility and
power to our
systems. The
attractive and
user-friendly visual
interface is simple
to use. After
logging on to the
AR2 password
protected software;
users can configure
all required
parameters, select TUT (Transformer
under Test), perform
complete diagnostics
on the system’s
hardware, perform
tests, save
corrected results
and generate result
reports. |
System users are of
two ranks, either
operators or
supervisors.
Supervisors have
full privileges that
they may add or
delete any user they
choose, as well as
being able to edit
any parameter in the
system
configuration.
Supervisors can
access the
Add/Remove Users and
Configuration
options; while those
logged in as
operators, will view
these option buttons
in the main panel as
disabled. The
Configuration option
allows viewing or
editing user
configurable system
settings that are
related to software
control algorithms,
file paths,
installed hardware,
ports and other such
options.
Before attempting
any test process,
user should specify
the TUT either by
editing the
transformer name
plate data or
selecting it from
database. Further
options are offered
to facilitate the
user’s work as
scanning the
transformer’s serial
number directly from
a bar code reader
and search/sort the
database for the
requested TUT. When
this process is
done, all you have
to do is to start a
test, sit back and
watch the PC do the
work for you. A
graphical monitor
will show you the
voltage, current, at
all times, as well
as visual indicators
that are on screen.
When tests are done,
results are saved to
the database and can
be retrieved at any
time for any
transformer. The
work order form
recalls the
transformer name
plate data,
transformer
condition, results
of performed tests,
date of test and
operator’s name. A
report can be
generated and
printed out. |
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