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- Page 1 Grid Solutions Kelman MULTITRANS ™ User Guide Transformer Oil Dissolved Gas and Moisture Monitor GEDE-GA_M-DLIS-TE.MA-003 Rev 3.0 18-Jan-16...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ............................ 5 Product Overview ........................5 Manual Scope ......................... 5 Safety .............................. 6 Symbols ..........................6 Warnings ..........................6 Hazardous Substances ......................7 Technical Specification ........................8 Compliance ............................. 9 Power ............................10 Introduction .......................... 10 Cold Start ..........................10 Battery .......................... - Page 3 Table of Figures Figure 5—1: Power switch ........................10 Figure 5—2: LED indicator lights & fuse holder ................... 10 Figure 5—3: Coin cell battery ....................... 11 Figure 5—4: Standby mode ......................... 12 Figure 5—5: Power switch ........................12 Figure 5—6: Operation mode ....................... 12 Figure 6—1: Inside view ........................
- Page 4 Table A—3: Access flags........................29 Table A—4: Modifier flags ........................29...
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Page 5: Introduction
1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Product Overview The MULTITRANS™ (herein referred to as the product) is an on-line DGA (Dissolved Gas Analysis) system for transformer diagnostics. It is designed to monitor up to three separate oil tanks or a bank of three single-phase transformers in close proximity. The product measures the following key fault gases in the transformer oil: hydrogen, methane, ethane, ethylene, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and acetylene. -
Page 6: Safety
The user shall also ensure that any third-party equipment, such as an approved platform, scaffold or lift is suitable and safe before commencing work. Ladders or improvised platforms do not meet GE service engineer requirements. MA-003 – MULTITRANS User Guide – Rev 3.0... -
Page 7: Hazardous Substances
IP55 thresholds depending on the location, pressure and direction of the water jets. Therefore should customers require testing a water deluge system in the area in which the product is installed, GE recommends powering down the product and draping it with a suitable waterproof covering. -
Page 8: Technical Specification
200ml or less. For oil temperatures colder than -20 ºC, GE recommends the use of heat trace cabling on piping. -
Page 9: Compliance
4 COMPLIANCE The product is designed to meet the following type tests as listed in Table 4—1: Table 4—1: Type tests Category Standard Class/Level Test EMC Emissions – CISPR 11 Radiated & Conducted Emissions EN 61326-1:2006 FCC Part 15 Meets the requirements of A Radiated &... -
Page 10: Power
5 POWER 5.1 Introduction The product is powered up by pressing the Power switch located inside the product towards the bottom right-hand side (see Figure 5—1). The mains fuse holder for the product is shown in Figure 5—2. 24 V DC 12 V DC Fuse holders... -
Page 11: Battery
Figure 5—3: Coin cell battery The following steps describe how to change the battery: 1. Back up the product data – contact your GE representative. 2. Open the inner door to locate the battery on the system board (as shown in Figure 5—3). -
Page 12: Power-Down Procedure
5.4 Power-Down Procedure If the transformer is to be shut down or the product needs to be shut down, perform the following steps: 1. Open the door of the product and observe the operating mode on the LCD panel. 2. If the product is in Standby mode as shown in Figure 5—4, perform the following steps: ... -
Page 13: Lcd Panel
6 LCD PANEL The LCD panel is located on the inner cover and is visible when the door is open as shown in Figure 6—1. LCD Panel Scroll Up Scroll Down Start Stop Manual Sample USB Connection On/Off Switch Figure 6—1: Inside view During an analysis, the LCD panel shows the serial number of the product and the operational state. -
Page 14: Figure 6-2: Boot
DLM 1.2.0 CODE CHECKING Figure 6—2: Boot 6.1.1.2 Version If the boot sequence is successful, a Version notice reflects the product name, serial number, firmware version and PGA version as shown in Figure 6—3. Use the black scroll buttons at any time to page through the various notifications and data pages, including existing measurement results. -
Page 15: Manual Measurements
after peripheral(s) are connected. By default, a newly shipped product has no connected peripherals, but a configured installation may have a load sensor connected. PERIPHERAL SCHEDULER SOURCE 1 Analn0 0000.0uuu DISABLED Analn1 0000.0uuu >>> OK <<< Analn2 0000.0uuu Figure 6—6: Peripheral scheduler 6.1.2 Manual Measurements 6.1.2.1... -
Page 16: Manual Oil Sampling
2013-07-30 12:00:00 STANDBY Figure 6—9: Stop a measurement 6.1.2.4 Measurement Data Use the black scroll buttons at any time to page through the notices and see the measurement data. For example, data for Source 1 is shown in Figure 6—10. Similar pages display for each oil source in turn (Sources 2 and 3). -
Page 17: Further System Specifications
A single press of the white Manual Sample button during Standby, selects the current oil circuit for sampling. Subsequent presses of the button are used to toggle through and select a different oil circuit from the three available. Once a circuit is displayed, the timer automatically counts down from 10 seconds and if the white button is not pressed again, the listed circuit is selected for manual oil sampling. -
Page 18: Figure 6-16: Networking
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX SUB: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX GW: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX TCP: 502 Figure 6—16: Networking 6.1.4.3 Other System Details Additional notifications reflect the configuration of the product. For example, if a GSM/GPRS modem is fitted, additional page(s) as shown in Figure 6—17 reflect the communications provider, signal strength and any problems. vodafone UK MAJOR GPRS PROBLEM Figure 6—17: GSM / GPRS modem... -
Page 19: Error Notification
6.2 Error Notification The LCD panel lists the last detected errors using a sequence of double-digit codes. A 00 state code denotes the absence of errors, whereas a non-zero state code denotes one or more errors. See Section 6.2.1 for a list of the error codes. The error format is shown in Figure 6—18. -
Page 20: Error Codes
6.2.1 Error codes The LCD panel error codes are listed in Table 6—1. All the service alarm error codes are accompanied by illumination of the blue Service light that is visible on the front door of the product. Note: Error codes are offset by 1 from the MODBUS register bit numbers. Note: This information relates to firmware version PGA 3.0.81 for MULTITRANS. -
Page 21: Manual Oil Sampling
Figure 7—1: Oil filters and sampling port (front view) A male quick-connect fitting and valve assembly is provided in the product installation kit. GE also recommends the use of a 50-mL ground glass syringe. Note: The manual oil sampling arrangement and the quick-connect sampling port must not be cleaned with any type of solvent as this could affect results for subsequent oil samples. -
Page 22: Sampling Process
7.2 Sampling Process Open the door of the product and observe the operating mode on the LCD panel. The flowchart shown in Figure 7—5 and the accompanying steps summarise the process to obtain a manual oil sample. Measurement Standby mode mode Press Stop button Oil Drains... - Page 23 1. If the product is in Standby mode, proceed to step 3. If the product is in Measurement mode, manual sampling is prevented. 2. Press the red Stop button to stop the measurement process. The display reads “OIL DRAINING”. If there is oil in the headspace, the draining process may take several minutes.
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Page 24: Air Filter Cleaning
8 AIR FILTER CLEANING The product draws air from the bottom and expels it on the right-hand side. The intake air is filtered to remove the largest particles, so depending on environmental conditions the air filter may need occasional cleaning. The outlet filter may also require attention. A higher temperature in zone two can be an indication that such action is required. -
Page 25: Figure 8-2: Metallic Hood
To clean the air outlet filter: 1. Slide up and remove the metallic hood on the right-hand side of the product casing to reveal the black fan / filter assembly. Note: Use a rubber mallet to assist with removing the hood. 2. -
Page 26: Oil Filter Cleaning
9 OIL FILTER CLEANING The oil is filtered to prevent particles from entering the product or being returned to the transformer. Therefore this filter may need occasional cleaning. Note: A non-critical error in the product data file, such as error code 18 or 20 can be suggestive of such action. -
Page 27: Communications
Perception transformer monitoring software v1.12 or later. See the ‘Downloading service logs’ section in the Perception User Guide. 13 TECHNICAL SUPPORT For technical support, please contact the GE Customer Service Center. Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. +1-800-361-3652 toll free (US/Canada) +1-514-339-2801 (worldwide) ge4service@ge.com... -
Page 28: Appendix A Time Sync Implementation
Appendix A Time Sync Implementation The product has a time-sync feature that allows users to synchronize the clock. This Appendix explains the data format options for the “time sync” and its implementation. Time Format Under the standard Modbus® register list, the timing is defined in Table A—1. Table A—1: Timing Group Data... - Page 29 A.2.2 UNIX Time Example For reference, the time on a device is reported in TransConnect as 12 Aug 2011 11:56:00 BST and the corresponding value in the registers mentioned above is 13146616. When testing, please check that you are reading registers 1197-1198 (assuming addresses start at 999 +1) and decoding an unsigned 32 bit big endian number.