Method and device for monitoring moisture content of an immersed solid dielectric material
OwnerMichel Belangerinventor
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A method and device for monitoring moisture content level of a solid dielectric material, or paper, immersed in a dielectric fluid, or oil, both of which having respective moisture content, and known water solubility properties varying with temperature. The device includes a moisture detector and a temperature detector for measuring moisture content level and temperature level of the oil, respectively. A microprocessor, electrically connected to both the moisture and the temperature detectors, computes the moisture content level of the paper. The microprocessor has the known water solubility properties of the paper and the oil stored therein and processes the oil moisture content level and the oil temperature level so as to determine the paper moisture content level. The latter being displayed on a display connected to the microprocessor.
A device for monitoring moisture content level of a solid dielectric material inside an enclosure, said solid dielectric material being immersed in a dielectric fluid, said dielectric fluid filling said enclosure, said solid dielectric material and said dielectric fluid having a respective moisture content, said solid dielectric material and said dielectric fluid having known water solubility properties varying with temperature thereof, said device comprising:
A method for monitoring moisture content level of a solid dielectric material inside an enclosure, said solid dielectric material being immersed in a dielectric fluid, said dielectric fluid filling said enclosure, said solid dielectric material and said dielectric fluid having a respective moisture content, said solid dielectric material and said dielectric fluid having known water solubility properties varying with temperature thereof, said method comprising the following steps:
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