- Ang temperatura ng winding ng transformer ay ang pinaka-kritikal na parameter na nakakaapekto sa buhay ng pagkakabukod at kaligtasan ng pagpapatakbo.
- Mga tradisyonal na pamamaraan tulad ng mga tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura ng langis (Tapos na), paikot -ikot na mga tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura (Wti), at Mga sensor ng RTD/thermocouple bawat isa ay may likas na limitasyon sa katumpakan at direktang kakayahan sa pagsukat.
- Fluorescent fiber optic temperature monitoring system batay sa GaAs sensing technology na direktang nag-aalok, real-time, at pagsukat ng temperatura ng high-voltage-immune winding.
- Isang solong fiber optic temperature demodulator sumusuporta sa 1–64 na channel, Komunikasyon ng RS485, at higit pa 25 taon ng buhay ng serbisyo.
- Nagbibigay ang artikulong ito ng buong talahanayan ng paghahambing, mga kaso ng pandaigdigang aplikasyon, at gabay ng eksperto para sa pagpili ng tamang solusyon sa pagsubaybay.
Talahanayan ng mga nilalaman
- Ano ang Transformer Winding Temperature?
- Mga Sanhi at Panganib ng Paikot-ikot na Pagtaas ng Temperatura
- Mga Internasyonal na Pamantayan at Mga Limitasyon sa Temperatura
- Tradisyunal na Pamamaraan: Tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura ng langis (Tapos na)
- Tradisyunal na Pamamaraan: Paikot -ikot na tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura (Wti)
- Tradisyunal na Pamamaraan: Thermocouple at RTD Sensors
- Inirerekumenda: Fluorescent fiber optic temperatura ng pagsubaybay sa temperatura
- Teknikal na Paghahambing ng Lahat ng Apat na Pamamaraan
- Mga Kaso ng Global Application
- Winding Temperature Protection and Control Logic
- Kumuha ng Customized na Solusyon
- Madalas na nagtanong (FAQ)
- Pagtatanggi
1. Ano ang Transformer Winding Temperature?

Transformer winding temperature refers to the actual thermal condition of the copper or aluminum conductors inside a power transformer. Among all measurable parameters — including temperatura ng langis, natunaw na mga antas ng gas, and load current — the winding hot-spot temperature is universally recognized as the single most important factor determining transformer health and remaining insulation life.
When a transformer carries load, current flowing through the windings produces resistive losses (I²R pagkalugi) at eddy kasalukuyang pagkalugi, both generating heat. This heat accumulates in the winding conductors and must be dissipated through the insulating oil and cooling system. The point within the winding structure that reaches the highest temperature is known as the paikot-ikot na hot spot. Accurately monitoring this hot-spot temperature is essential for safe loading decisions, proteksyon ng thermal, and long-term asset management.
2. Mga Sanhi at Panganib ng Paikot-ikot na Pagtaas ng Temperatura

2.1 Pangunahing Sanhi
Ang pagtaas ng temperatura ng paikot-ikot ay hinihimok ng ilang mga kadahilanan. Ang kasalukuyang load ay ang nangingibabaw na nag-aambag — habang tumataas ang kasalukuyang, Ang mga pagkalugi ng I²R ay tumataas nang proporsyonal sa parisukat ng kasalukuyang. Ang eddy current at stray loss sa mga conductor at structural component ay nagdudulot ng karagdagang init. Direktang nakakaapekto ang ambient temperature at solar radiation sa kakayahan ng transpormer na tanggihan ang init. Bilang karagdagan, degraded na mga sistema ng paglamig — tulad ng mga naka-block na radiator, nabigo ang mga tagahanga, o lumalalang langis — bawasan ang kapasidad ng pag-alis ng init at magdulot ng mataas na temperatura ng paikot-ikot.
2.2 Mga Panganib ng Labis na Temperatura ng Paikot-ikot
Ang sobrang paikot-ikot na temperatura ay nagpapabilis sa thermal degradation ng cellulose insulation. Ayon sa mahusay na itinatag na Arrhenius aging model na tinukoy sa IEEE Std C57.91, the rate of insulation aging approximately doubles for every 6–7°C increase above the rated hot-spot temperature. Sustained overheating leads to reduced dielectric strength, formation of combustible gases, eventual insulation failure, and potentially catastrophic transformer damage. Reliable winding temperature monitoring is therefore not optional — it is a fundamental requirement for transformer protection.
3. Mga Internasyonal na Pamantayan at Mga Limitasyon sa Temperatura
Several international standards govern transformer winding temperature limits and monitoring requirements. IEC 60076-2 specifies that the average winding temperature rise shall not exceed 65K above ambient for oil-immersed transformers, with a hot-spot temperature rise limit of 78K. IEEE Std C57.12.00 similarly defines a 65°C average winding rise for most classes. IEEE Std C57.91 provides detailed thermal loading guidelines, hot-spot calculation methods, and insulation aging equations. IEC 60354 (now absorbed into IEC 60076-7) offers loading guidance based on thermal modeling. These standards collectively establish that continuous winding hot-spot temperatures should generally remain below 110–120°C for normal life expectancy, with the maximum permissible value depending on the insulation class and loading duration.
4. Tradisyunal na Pamamaraan: Tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura ng langis (Tapos na)
4.1 Prinsipyo ng pagtatrabaho
An tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura ng langis (Tapos na), also commonly referred to as an thermometer ng langis o oil temperature gauge, measures the temperature of the insulating oil at or near the top of the transformer tank. The most common type uses a liquid-expansion (mercury or organic-filled) capillary system. A sensing bulb is inserted into a thermometer pocket welded on the transformer tank. As the oil temperature changes, the liquid in the bulb expands or contracts, driving a pointer on the dial gauge via the capillary tube.
4.2 Typical Parameters
Pamantayan Tapos na devices offer a measurement range of 0–150°C, with an accuracy of approximately ±3–5°C. They typically include adjustable alarm and trip contacts (commonly set at 85°C and 95°C for top-oil temperature). The capillary length is usually available from 1 m sa 20 m. Response time is relatively slow, typically in the range of several minutes.
4.3 Mga limitasyon
Ang tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura ng langis measures only the top-oil temperature, which does not directly represent the winding hot-spot temperature. The actual winding hot spot can be 20–40°C higher than the measured oil temperature. Mechanical components are subject to drift and aging over time, and the device cannot be easily integrated into modern digital monitoring systems without additional signal converters.
5. Tradisyunal na Pamamaraan: Paikot -ikot na tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura (Wti)

5.1 Prinsipyo ng pagtatrabaho
A paikot -ikot na tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura (Wti) uses a thermal imaging (simulation) method to estimate the winding hot-spot temperature without directly measuring the winding conductor. A current transformer (CT) on the bushing provides a signal proportional to the load current. This signal feeds a small heating element coiled around the sensing bulb of a thermometer pocket. The combination of the ambient oil temperature and the thermal contribution from the heating resistor simulates the thermal gradient between the oil and the winding, producing an indirect estimate of the winding hot-spot temperature.
5.2 Calibration and Setup
During factory heat-run testing, ang Wti is calibrated by adjusting the heating resistor current to match the measured winding-to-oil gradient at rated load. This calibration is specific to one loading condition. In the field, the relationship between load current and actual temperature gradient may deviate from the factory setting due to varying cooling conditions, oil aging, and non-linear thermal dynamics.
5.3 Typical Parameters
Isang pamantayan paikot -ikot na tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura provides a display range of 0–200°C with an accuracy of approximately ±3–5°C for the simulated value. It includes two to four adjustable contacts for fan start, pump start, alarma, and trip functions. Response time is moderate, typically 5–15 minutes due to the thermal inertia of the simulation element.
5.4 Mga limitasyon
Dahil ang Wti relies on an indirect thermal model rather than a direct measurement, its reading is an approximation. Under transient loading conditions, overload na mga kaganapan, or when cooling system performance changes, the WTI may significantly deviate from the actual winding temperature. It is also vulnerable to calibration drift over the transformer’s service life.
6. Tradisyunal na Pamamaraan: Thermocouple at RTD Sensors
6.1 Prinsipyo ng pagtatrabaho
Thermocouple Sensor (typically Type T or Type K) generate a voltage proportional to the temperature difference between the sensing junction and a reference junction. Platinum resistance temperature detectors (PT100 RTD) measure temperature by detecting the change in electrical resistance of a platinum element. Both types can be embedded within the transformer winding during manufacturing to provide direct temperature readings of the conductor.
6.2 Typical Parameters
A PT100 RTD offers an accuracy of ±0.5–1.5°C across a range of −200°C to +600°C. Thermocouples provide accuracy of ±1–2.5°C. Response times vary from 1 sa 10 seconds depending on the encapsulation. Both types require metallic lead wires routed from the winding interior out through the transformer structure.
6.3 Mga limitasyon
The primary drawback of embedded thermocouples and RTDs is that metallic lead wires introduce a conductive path into the high-voltage environment of the transformer winding. This creates insulation coordination challenges and increases the risk of dielectric failure. Electromagnetic interference from the transformer’s magnetic field can also affect signal integrity. Bilang karagdagan, these sensors can typically only be installed during manufacturing, making retrofit applications difficult.
7. Inirerekumenda: Fluorescent fiber optic temperatura ng pagsubaybay sa temperatura

7.1 Why Fluorescent Fiber Optic Technology Is Recommended
Among all available methods, ang fluorescent fiber optic temperatura monitoring system is the only technology that provides truly direct, real-time measurement of transformer winding temperature with complete immunity to electromagnetic interference. Unlike OTI and WTI, which rely on indirect estimation, and unlike metallic thermocouples or RTDs, which compromise insulation integrity, fluorescent fiber optic sensor use all-dielectric optical fibers that are inherently insulating and introduce zero electrical risk into the high-voltage winding environment.
7.2 GaAs Fluorescent Sensing Principle
Ang fluorescent fiber optic temperature sensor operates based on the temperature-dependent fluorescence decay characteristics of a Gallium Arsenide (GAAS) semiconductor crystal bonded to the tip of an optical fiber. When pulsed light from the fiber optic demodulator excites the GaAs crystal, it emits fluorescent light whose decay time varies predictably with temperature. The demodulator analyzes the decay curve to determine the precise temperature at the sensing point. This is a point-type measurement method, providing a discrete and accurate temperature value at each sensor location.
7.3 Komposisyon ng System
Isang kumpleto fluorescent fiber optic temperatura monitoring system consists of five key components:
Fiber Optic Temperature Demodulator (Tagapaghatid)

Ang fiber optic temperature demodulator is the central processing unit of the system. Ito ay bumubuo ng mga pulso ng liwanag ng paggulo, receives the returned fluorescent signal, and computes the temperature value. Ang isang solong demodulator ay sumusuporta 1 sa 64 Pagsukat ng mga channel, making it suitable for monitoring multiple winding hot spots simultaneously. It provides an RS485 interface ng komunikasyon (Modbus rtu) for integration with DCS, Scada, or transformer monitoring IEDs. All channel configurations and communication parameters are customizable per project requirements.
Fluorescent Fiber Optic Cable

Ang fluorescent fiber optic cable transmits excitation and return light between the demodulator and the sensing probe. It is fully dielectric, lumalaban sa langis, and designed for long-term immersion in transformer insulating oil. The cable length is available from 0 sa 20 meters to accommodate various transformer sizes and routing requirements.
Sensing Probe
Ang fluorescent temperature sensing probe contains the GaAs crystal and is the point of actual temperature measurement. The probe features a compact diameter of 2–3 mm and can be customized for specific installation requirements. It withstands continuous operating voltages exceeding 100 KV, making it fully qualified for direct placement against winding conductors in high-voltage and ultra-high-voltage transformers.
Display Module
Ang module ng pagpapakita ng temperatura provides local visual indication of all channel readings, katayuan ng alarma, at mga diagnostic ng system. It is typically panel-mounted on the transformer control cabinet.
Pagsubaybay ng software
Ang software sa pagsubaybay sa temperatura runs on a connected PC or server and provides real-time trending, makasaysayang pag-log ng data, Pamamahala ng alarma, at pagbuo ng ulat. It enables centralized remote monitoring of winding temperatures across multiple transformers.
7.4 Installation in Transformer Windings
Ang fluorescent fiber optic sensing probe is installed during transformer manufacturing by embedding it directly at the calculated hot-spot location within the winding structure, typically between insulated conductors at the top of the high-voltage or low-voltage winding. Ang Fiber optic cable is routed through the insulation structure and exits the transformer through a dedicated fiber optic feedthrough fitting on the tank wall. Because the entire sensor is non-metallic and non-conductive, it requires no special insulation coordination and introduces no risk to the transformer’s dielectric performance.
8. Teknikal na Paghahambing ng Lahat ng Apat na Pamamaraan
The following table provides a comprehensive side-by-side comparison of all four transformer winding temperature monitoring methods discussed in this article.
| Parameter | Tapos na (Tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura ng langis) | Wti (Paikot -ikot na tagapagpahiwatig ng temperatura) | Thermocouple / RTD | Fluorescent fiber optic (GAAS) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uri ng pagsukat | Hindi tuwiran (langis lamang) | Hindi tuwiran (thermal simulation) | Direkta (naka-embed) | Direkta (naka-embed) |
| Kawastuhan | ±3–5°C | ±3–5°C | ±0.5–2.5°C | ±0.5–1°C |
| Saklaw ng Pagsukat | 0–150°C | 0–200°C | −200 to +600°C | −40 to +260°C |
| Oras ng pagtugon | Several minutes | 5–15 minutes | 1–10 seconds | <1 pangalawa |
| Emi Immunity | Katamtaman | Katamtaman | Mahina | Kumpleto (all-dielectric) |
| Boltahe ay nakatiis | N/a (panlabas) | N/a (panlabas) | Limitado | >100 KV |
| Diameter ng Probe | Bulb type | Bulb type | 3–6 mm | 2–3 mm (napapasadyang) |
| Materyal ng sensor | Metallic | Metallic | Metallic | All-Dielectric (insulating) |
| Cable/Fiber Length | 1–20 m | 1–20 m | Limitado ng pagkawala ng signal | 0–20 m |
| Kapasidad ng Channel | Walang asawa | Walang asawa | Multi-point (naka-wire) | 1–64 channels per demodulator |
| Komunikasyon | Contacts only (analog) | Contacts only (analog) | Signal ng analog / 4–20 mA | RS485 (Modbus rtu), napapasadyang |
| Buhay ng Serbisyo | 10–15 taon | 10–15 taon | 10–20 taon | >25 taon |
| Kakayahang Retrofit | Madali | Madali | Mahirap | Factory installation recommended |
| Kamag -anak na gastos | Mababa | Mababang–Katamtaman | Katamtaman | Katamtaman–Mataas |
As shown in the table, ang fluorescent fiber optic temperatura monitoring system delivers the best combination of measurement accuracy, bilis ng pagtugon, Electromagnetic Immunity, dielectric safety, and long service life — making it the clear choice for critical power transformers where reliable winding temperature data is essential.
9. Mga Kaso ng Global Application

Fluorescent fiber optic winding temperature monitoring systems have been deployed in a wide range of transformer applications worldwide. The following are representative examples demonstrating proven performance across different voltage classes and operating environments.
9.1 High-Voltage Power Transformer (110 kV – 220 KV)
Multiple utility-class 110 kV and 220 kV power transformers in large-scale substation projects across Asia, Ang Gitnang Silangan, and South America have been equipped with fluorescent fiber optic sensor embedded at the calculated hot-spot locations. These installations enabled real-time winding temperature visibility and dynamic loading optimization, replacing older WTI-based thermal estimates.
9.2 Ultra-High-Voltage (UHV) Transmission Transformers
In ultra-high-voltage transmission projects operating at 500 KV at sa itaas, the all-dielectric nature of the fluorescent fiber optic sensing probe is a critical advantage. These transformers demand absolute insulation integrity, and conventional metallic sensors are not acceptable. Fluorescent fiber optic systems have been successfully installed in multiple UHV transformer units, providing continuous hot-spot monitoring under extreme voltage stress.
9.3 Industrial and Traction Transformers
In industrial applications such as arc furnace transformers and railway traction transformers, highly variable and cyclic loading profiles make accurate winding temperature monitoring essential. Fluorescent fiber optic system provide the fast response time (<1 pangalawa) needed to track rapid thermal transients, enabling precise thermal protection under dynamic operating conditions.
9.4 Renewable Energy and Offshore Transformers
Transformers serving wind farms and offshore platforms operate in harsh and remote environments where maintenance access is limited. Pagmamanman ng temperatura ng Fiber Optic with remote data access via RS485 and SCADA integration allows operators to manage thermal performance without physical site visits, significantly reducing operational risk and maintenance cost.
10. Winding Temperature Protection and Control Logic

Winding temperature measurements are used to drive protective actions and cooling control. In a typical implementation, the monitoring system triggers the following responses based on configurable temperature thresholds.
10.1 Cooling System Activation
When the winding temperature reaches a first-stage threshold (commonly 85–95°C), the monitoring system sends a command to start additional cooling fans or oil pumps. This activates supplementary cooling stages (ONAF or ODAF) to increase heat dissipation capacity.
10.2 Alarm
A second-stage threshold (commonly 105–110°C) triggers a high-temperature alarm, which is annunciated locally at the transformer control panel and transmitted remotely to the SCADA system for operator action.
10.3 Paglalakbay
If the temperature continues to rise and reaches a critical threshold (commonly 120–130°C), a trip command is issued to de-energize the transformer and prevent irreversible insulation damage. This signal interfaces with the transformer protection relay via dry contacts or digital communication.
10.4 SCADA and DCS Integration
Ang fluorescent fiber optic temperature demodulator transmits real-time temperature data via RS485 (Modbus rtu) sa substation SCADA system o plant DCS. Nagbibigay-daan ito sa sentralisadong pagsubaybay, Makasaysayang trending, at coordinated thermal management sa maraming mga transformer.
11. Kumuha ng Customized na Solusyon
Ang bawat application ng transpormer ay may natatanging mga kinakailangan para sa bilang ng channel, pagruruta ng fiber cable, pagsasaayos ng display, at pagsasama ng system. Ang aming koponan sa engineering sa Fjinno nagbibigay ng iniayon fluorescent fiber optic na mga solusyon sa pagsubaybay sa temperatura para sa mga tagagawa ng transpormer, Mga Utility, at mga operator ng industriya sa buong mundo.
Kung kailangan mo ng karaniwang 4-channel system para sa isang distribution transformer o isang 64-channel na configuration para sa isang malaking power transformer bank, naghahatid kami ng ganap na customized na hardware at software packages na may kumpletong teknikal na suporta.
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12. Madalas na nagtanong (FAQ)
Q1: Ano ang pagkakaiba sa pagitan ng temperatura ng langis at temperatura ng paikot-ikot sa isang transpormer?
Ang temperatura ng langis ay kumakatawan sa temperatura ng insulating oil, typically measured at the top of the tank. Winding temperature is the actual temperature of the copper or aluminum conductor in the winding, which is always higher than the oil temperature due to the thermal gradient. The hot-spot winding temperature can be 20–40°C above the top-oil temperature under full load.
Q2: Why is a WTI not considered a direct measurement method?
A winding temperature indicator uses a thermal simulation approach. It estimates winding temperature by adding a current-dependent thermal contribution to the measured oil temperature. It does not have a sensor placed on the actual winding conductor, so it cannot capture the true hot-spot temperature under all operating conditions.
Q3: How does a fluorescent fiber optic sensor withstand high voltage inside a transformer?
The fluorescent fiber optic sensor is made entirely of non-metallic, dielectric materials — glass fiber and a GaAs crystal tip. It does not conduct electricity and therefore introduces no conductive path into the insulation structure. This allows it to operate safely at voltage levels exceeding 100 KV.
Q4: Can fluorescent fiber optic sensors be retrofitted into an existing transformer?
Fluorescent fiber optic sensors are most effectively installed during the transformer manufacturing process, when they can be precisely positioned at the calculated hot-spot location within the winding. Retrofitting into a sealed, oil-filled transformer is not practical without removing the active part. Para sa mga umiiral na mga transformer, WTI or external monitoring methods are typically used.
Q5: How many sensing points can one demodulator handle?
A single fluorescent fiber optic temperature demodulator supports 1 sa 64 mga channel. Each channel connects to one sensing probe for independent point-type temperature measurement. The channel count is configurable based on the specific project needs.
Q6: What communication protocol does the system use?
The standard communication interface is RS485 using the Modbus RTU protocol, which is widely compatible with substation SCADA systems, Mga platform ng DCS, and intelligent electronic devices (IEDS). Other communication options can be customized upon request.
Q7: What is the expected service life of a fluorescent fiber optic temperature sensor?
The fluorescent fiber optic sensing probe and fiber cable are designed for a service life exceeding 25 taon, which matches or exceeds the typical design life of a power transformer. The all-glass construction and sealed GaAs crystal are resistant to degradation in transformer oil environments.
Q8: What international standards apply to transformer winding temperature limits?
The primary standards are IEC 60076-2 (temperature rise limits), IEC 60076-7 (Gabay sa Paglo -load), IEEE Std C57.12.00 (general requirements), and IEEE Std C57.91 (loading and thermal modeling). These standards define maximum allowable winding rise temperatures and hot-spot limits for various loading conditions.
Q9: Is the fluorescent fiber optic sensor affected by electromagnetic interference?
Hindi. Because the sensor is entirely non-metallic and the measurement principle is based on optical signals rather than electrical signals, it is completely immune to electromagnetic interference from the transformer’s magnetic field, Lumilipat ang mga lumilipas, or nearby high-voltage equipment.
Q10: How do I determine the correct number of sensors needed for my transformer?
The number of sensing points depends on the transformer design, klase ng boltahe, uri ng paglamig, and the number of windings to be monitored. Karaniwan, sensors are placed at the calculated hot-spot locations of each major winding (HV, Lv, and tertiary if applicable). Our engineering team can assist with sensor placement planning based on the thermal design data of your specific transformer. Makipag-ugnayan sa amin sa www.fjinno.net for technical support.
13. Pagtatanggi
The information provided in this article is intended for general educational and reference purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the content at the time of publication, FJINNO makes no warranties or representations, ipinahayag o ipinahiwatig, tungkol sa pagkakumpleto, kawastuhan, or suitability of the information for any specific application. Transformer design, Pag -install, and monitoring practices must comply with applicable local and international standards, mga regulasyon, and engineering best practices. Readers are advised to consult qualified engineers and refer to the latest editions of relevant standards before making any design or purchasing decisions. FJINNO shall not be liable for any direct, hindi tuwiran, or consequential damages arising from the use of or reliance on the information presented in this article. Para sa teknikal na gabay na partikular sa proyekto, please contact our engineering team at www.fjinno.net.
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