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2000 Conference on Electrical Insulation and Dielectric Phenomena Comparison of the Sensitivity of an Acoustical and Electrical PD-Measurement on Transformers in the Laboratory and On Site Dip1.-Ing. Ekard Grossmann, Prof. Dr.-Ing. K. Feser Institute of Power Transmission and High Voltage Technology, University of Stuttgart, Germany Abstract The second common source of disturbances in online Recently developed monitoring-systems, which are p.d. measurements are corona pulses and impulses of measuring electrically the occuring partial power electronics. The evaluation of p.d. measurements discharges (p.d.) in transformers, show the need as carried out in the frequencyrimge up to 1MHz (IEC 60- also the possibilities for online- and offline-onsite- 270) gives no possibility to ‘distinguishbetween pulses diagnostics. The limit in sensitivity which is reached caused by internal and external discharges. Statistical using filters for sinusoidal disturbances and methods as well as using a second channel (antenna) to compensation for corona impulses is still not blank out the corona pulses can be interfered by satisfactory. The acoustic p.d.-measurement is also a additional pulses and the wide variation of the pulses well known and reliable method often used by themselves. transformer manufacturers in testing. Laboratory A digital compensation method has been proven to be setups have already shown a gain in sensitivity of the most efficien