Abstract
Advanced monitoring system and preventive maintenance introduced on serviced transformer successfully reducing the equipment malfunction and breakdown rate. However, faults that occur and developed inside the transformer can be very unpredictable. One of the measures can be taken is to analyse the hottest spot temperature (HST) of the transformer, because high temperature will affect transformer insulation system performance and its life-span. HST distribution study on the transformer surface body can give better understanding on how HST will behave at inner and outer transformer surface tank, so that it can be correlated to the actual temperature inside the transformer. Therefore, this paper presents a simulation study on 100 KVA ONAN oil-filled type of distribution transformer with three types of HST intensity. Result shows that temperature distribution projectile is tending to go upwards in the insulation oil and inward into the winding. Moreover, location of HST can be identified by comparing the temperature distribution plot with and without HST.
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