Abstract
This paper presents the practical detection of partial discharge signals using a UHF sensor mounted on a power transformer and then the detailed analysis of a signal is done. The first part of the paper describes possible partial discharge sources in power transformers, UHF method and UHF sensor. In the second part of the paper, received signal at UHF sensor is considered. In order to accurately determine the magnitude of the partial discharge signal, especially if the location of the partial discharge source is far from the location of the UHF sensor, it is necessary to separate the signal from the background noise. This is only possible at intervals between individual bursts of the observed partial discharges. The spectral composition of the received signal is considered and a method for separating the present noise from the useful components of the partial discharge signal is established. The presumable main cause of partial discharges is evaluated.
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