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Figure 20:
Example of a Reference Graph of a
Known-Good, Energized C5 Insulator shown in
Log
scaling.
Figure 24:
Example of a C5 Insulator with a 2-skirt
connected defect shown in
Log
scaling.
6.3
Using the COMPARE function to Compare Historical Graphs
Graphs can be superimposed for comparison using the
Compare
function. Refer to Figure 20,
which is used as a reference graph.
Place one graph over the other, and reduce the opaqueness down from 100 until one graph is
visible through the other.
Figure 21
: Example of an Energized C5 insulator
with a connected, 2-skirt conducive defect
+
=
Curve from
Figure 21
Curve from
Figure 22
Figure 22:
One Composite insulator graph
superimposed on another using the
Compare
feature
Summary of Contents for 3782101C/50
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