General Electric HYDRAN M2 Single Gas Transformer

GE HYDRAN M2 is a device used to monitor the status of transformers, and its characteristics and application areas can be summarized as follows:

Product features

Online monitoring: General Electric HYDRAN M2 provides continuous online monitoring of transformers, enabling timely detection and early warning of internal faults in transformers.

Wide monitoring range:

Gas monitoring: It can monitor the dissolved gases in transformer oil, such as hydrogen (H2), carbon monoxide (CO), ethylene (C2H4), acetylene (C2H2), etc., as well as the relative humidity (% RH) in the oil.

Other parameters: In addition to gas monitoring, it can also monitor parameters such as transformer temperature, load, and ambient temperature.

Real time alarm: When abnormal situations are detected, General Electric HYDRAN M2 will provide real-time alarms to ensure that operation and maintenance personnel can respond quickly.

Data recording and analysis: This device can record and analyze the operating data of transformers, helping users understand the health status of transformers and perform fault diagnosis.

Easy to integrate: The General Electric HYDRAN M2 can be connected to additional sensors to obtain more information about the operating status of transformers.

Durable and sturdy: With a high level of protection, it can operate stably in harsh environments.

Easy to operate: With an easy-to-use interface and interface, it is convenient for users to configure, operate, and maintain.

application area

Transformer monitoring: Provides real-time monitoring of transformers to detect potential issues early, such as abnormal temperature rise, humidity, sediment, and gas anomalies.

Fault diagnosis: By monitoring the key parameters of the transformer, General Electric HYDRAN M2 can assist in fault diagnosis and provide alerts for issues that may cause equipment failures.

Gas analysis in oil: By monitoring the gas content in the oil, this device can provide internal status information of transformers, such as gases generated by partial discharge, arc, and other faults.

Temperature monitoring: It can monitor the internal and external temperatures of transformers, helping to evaluate the thermal stability of equipment and identify temperature rise anomalies in advance.

Humidity monitoring: For oil immersed transformers, humidity monitoring can help evaluate insulation performance and prevent problems caused by humidity.

Remote monitoring and communication: Through network connection, General Electric HYDRAN M2 can achieve remote monitoring, allowing operation and maintenance personnel to access critical device status information anytime, anywhere.

Technical specifications (partial)

Measurement range: The gas monitoring range is 0-2000ppm (volume/volume, equal amount of hydrogen gas (H2)).

Accuracy: The gas monitoring accuracy is 10% of the reading or 25ppm (equivalent amount of hydrogen).

Repetitive accuracy: better than 5% or 5ppm.

Data recording: Short term historical records can reach 4760 times, with sampling intervals ranging from 1 to 360 minutes; Long term historical records can reach 4760 times, recording 1 to 4 parameters per day.