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Procedures for Testing with the DX Host
NOTICE: Review all safety information provided with the equipment and presented in chapter 1 —“General
Operating Information” before setting up or operating.
Confirm that the Baker DX setup procedure has been followed. Refer to chapter 5 —“Setting up the Baker
DX Tester” as needed.
Refer to chapter 7 —“Setting up Fixtures, Test Accessories, and lead connections” for information needed on
this topic.
Recommended Testing Sequence
To test three-phase AC induction motors adequately, and to have effective and predictive
maintenance programs, Megger recommends the following test sequence to achieve the best
results. The general idea is to perform a sequence of progressively more rigorous tests, adopting
the practice that if a test fails, troubleshooting and repair should begin at that time. More
rigorous testing should only commence after satisfactory diagnosis and/or repair
.
The recommended testing sequence is:
1.
Resistance, inductance, capacitance/impedance tests
2.
DC MegOhm, DA/PI, and Step Voltage or HiPot tests (insulation resistance, insulation
parameters)
3.
Surge tests (option to include Partial Discharge (PD) data collection)
Surge testing procedures are divided into two categories: three-phase coil testing and single-coil
testing. Be sure to follow the procedures that apply to your task at hand.
In addition to the primary test processes noted above, the Baker DX can conduct low-voltage
armature and rotor influence check (RIC) tests, which are special procedures that collect
resistance, inductance, and impedance measurements.
Coil Resistance, Inductance, and Capacitance Tests Using the DX Host
Coil resistance tests look for resistance imbalance between phases. You can use this information
with the Surveyor DX software to look for discrepancies between measured resistance values,
previous measurements, and nameplate values. This unit performs coil resistance tests using low
voltages (with low voltage leads). Further testing (such as DC HiPot or Surge testing) is not
necessary until the coil resistance measurement is acceptable.
Coil induction tests look for changes in a winding’s inductance brought about by shorted turns in
the coils. Inductance readings for three-phase motors can be compared to each other with the
knowledge that the inductance for the three phases should be very close to each other unless
there is a short in one of the coils. Inductance measurements can also be compared to previous
measurements or values specified by the original equipment manufacturers.
In addition, the DX capacitance tests only measure capacitance and D/Q. No impedance values
or phase angle values are induced.
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