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Parameter Value
37.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 38.2°C
36 Reference Temperature (R) 33.4°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1
34 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.8°C
Category LOW
32
R 31.1°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
90.0°C
90 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 98.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 59.9°C
80
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1
Distance 1.0 m
70
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 38.6°C
60 Category HIGH
R* 53.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
89.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 100.2°C
R*
45.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
88.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 103.6°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 67.8°C
80
R* Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
70 Distance 1.0 m
S1
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 35.8°C
60
Category HIGH
51.1°C
Hot spot detected internally on the fuse link holder. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt increases the
spot temperature.
Parameter Value
69.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 69.7°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 55.0°C
60 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 14.7°C
50
Category INTER...
R 42.7°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
45.9°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 51.1°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 33.4°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40
Distance 0.8 m
R*
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 17.7°C
35
Category INTER...
30.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
62.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 67.4°C
R
60
Reference Temperature (R*) 41.7°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 25.7°C
40 Category MEDIUM
34.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
55.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 57.8°C
R
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.5°C
50
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 21.3°C
Category MEDIUM
31.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 24/5/2010
11kV HV R, Y Ph. Cables P/E Jln. 9/1D BRP 3:29:10 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable sections for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 1 Location: 24/5/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. 9/1D BRP 3:37:43 PM
Parameter Value
96.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 119.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 51.3°C
S1 80
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
60 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 68.2°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 37.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
69.8°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 104.2°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 51.0°C
60 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
50 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 53.3°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 39.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
66.0°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 72.2°C
60
Reference Temperature (R*) 47.7°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 0.7 m
50
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 24.4°C
Category MEDIUM
R* 40
38.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
74.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 77.9°C
S1
70
Reference Temperature (R*) 48.1°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
60
Distance 0.7 m
50 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 29.7°C
Category MEDIUM
40
R* 36.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
49.1°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 51.7°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 39.0°C
45 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.8°C
Category INTER...
R* 35.1°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
44.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.3°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 37.7°C
S1 40 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 8.6°C
35
Category LOW
R* 32.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
69.9°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 74.8°C
Reference Temperature (R) 41.2°C
60
S1 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
50
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 33.5°C
40 Category MEDIUM
33.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
47.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 52.1°C
45 Reference Temperature (R) 38.2°C
R
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.9°C
35 Category INTER...
31.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure sufficient amount of SF6 gas is available.
3. If scheduling permits, open and rework the cable connection end.
Look for burn mark.
4. Trend the reading with next inspection result.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 3 Location: 24/5/2010
B Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E #1 Jln. 8/34B Sri Edaran Ind. Pk. 11:09:47 AM
Parameter Value
78.2°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 84.5°C
Reference Temperature (R) 41.8°C
S1 Ambient Temperature 31.2°C
60
Distance 0.8 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 42.7°C
40 Category HIGH
31.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
59.2°C
S3 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 82.0°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 75.3°C
S1 50 Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 74.3°C
Reference Temperature (R) 39.5°C
S2 40 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 2.0 m
R 30 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 42.5°C
29.8°C Category HIGH
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spots temperatures.
Remarks
LV DB: Feeder 4 Location: 29/5/2010
B Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jalan BRP 2/2 12:28:23 PM
Parameter Value
S1 40.2°C
40 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 44.8°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 32.8°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
35 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.0°C
Category INTER...
30
R* 29.1°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
41.6°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.0°C
40 Reference Temperature (R) 37.1°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
35 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.0°C
Category INTER...
R*
31.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
67.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 69.5°C
Reference Temperature (R) 49.6°C
S1 60
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 19.9°C
40 Category MEDIUM
R 34.1°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
76.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 81.2°C
Reference Temperature (R) 56.7°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
60
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 24.5°C
40 Category MEDIUM
R 32.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
62.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 63.9°C
60
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 50.7°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
50
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.2°C
40
Category INTER...
R 31.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
R* Parameter Value
63.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 67.5°C
60
Reference Temperature (R*) 40.2°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
S1
50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 27.2°C
40 Category MEDIUM
33.8°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
56.6°C
R*
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 59.0°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 41.8°C
50
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
S1
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 17.2°C
40
Category INTER...
33.8°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
R 65.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 68.9°C
S1
60 Reference Temperature (R) 43.5°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 25.5°C
40 Category MEDIUM
34.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
67.2°C
R* Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 66.3°C
32.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 29/5/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Cable P/E No. 2 Jln. Persiaran BRP 1:49:32 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 2 Location: 29/5/2010
Y Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Psrn. Dedap Batik Sierramas 3:07:02 PM
Parameter Value
R 109.9°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 135.3°C
100
Reference Temperature (R) 43.2°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
80
Distance 1.0 m
60 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 92.1°C
Category HIGH
40
32.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
65.3°C
S1 R
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 66.5°C
60 Reference Temperature (R) 39.8°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
50
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 26.6°C
40
Category MEDIUM
30.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
R* Parameter Value
50.3°C
50 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 51.6°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 37.0°C
S1 45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 14.5°C
35 Category INTER...
31.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
R Parameter Value
53.3°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 65.8°C
S2
50 Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 60.6°C
Reference Temperature (R) 33.7°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 32.0°C
Category MEDIUM
32.1°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
S1 45.5°C
45 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 50.9°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 34.3°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 16.6°C
35
Category INTER...
R* 30.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
70.0°C
70 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 77.6°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 45.3°C
60
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 32.2°C
40 Category MEDIUM
R* 31.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
59.2°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 62.0°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 41.6°C
50 Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 20.3°C
40
Category MEDIUM
31.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
77.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 80.4°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 54.4°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
60
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 26.0°C
Category MEDIUM
40
R 34.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
89.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 92.0°C
80 Reference Temperature (R) 45.2°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
60 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 46.8°C
Category HIGH
40
R
32.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
100.2°C
100 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 118.3°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 52.5°C
80 Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
60
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 65.8°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 32.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
33.6°C
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 1 Location: 06/06/10
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Lot 2208 Jln. Kusta 11:32:05 AM
Parameter Value
40.6°C
S1
40
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 40.8°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 32.7°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
35
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 8.1°C
Category LOW
R*
30.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
R
Parameter Value
40.4°C
40 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 42.9°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 34.7°C
38
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
36 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 8.2°C
34
Category LOW
32
31.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
R* Parameter Value
S1 55.7°C
55 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 55.6°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 43.7°C
50 Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
45
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 11.9°C
40 Category LOW
36.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
R 48.6°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 50.5°C
Reference Temperature (R) 42.3°C
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
36.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
R Parameter Value
53.6°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 56.8°C
50
Reference Temperature (R*) 45.9°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
45 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 10.9°C
40 Category INTER...
36.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S1 72.1°C
70
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 78.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 49.2°C
60 Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
50 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 29.3°C
Category MEDIUM
40
R* 37.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
52.3°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 56.4°C
50 Reference Temperature (R*) 39.8°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
45
Distance 0.7 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 16.6°C
40
Category INTER...
R* 35.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
S1
Parameter Value
49.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 51.9°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 40.7°C
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 0.7 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 11.2°C
40 Category INTER...
R* 37.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S1 42.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 43.4°C
42
Reference Temperature (R*) 38.5°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40
Distance 0.8 m
38 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.9°C
Category LOW
36
R* 35.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S2 47.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 53.1°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
S1 47.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 50.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 40.9°C
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.6°C
Category INTER...
R* 35.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
48.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.9°C
Reference Temperature (R) 44.5°C
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
S1
Distance 0.7 m
R
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.4°C
Category LOW
35.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
54.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 56.6°C
Reference Temperature (R) 44.6°C
R
50
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 0.7 m
S1
45
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.0°C
40 Category INTER...
37.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
41.4°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 42.1°C
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 37.6°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
38 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.5°C
36
Category LOW
R* 34.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
S2
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 38.9°C
36
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 35.1°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
34
Distance 1.0 m
R
32.6°C Switchgear Heater None
Load -
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 5.0°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable sections for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contacts on the cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/0.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 06/06/10
433V LV R Ph. Bushing P/E Tmn. Tun Dr. Ismail 1B 1:09:15 PM
R*
Parameter Value
55.7°C
55 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 59.7°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 45.3°C
50 Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
45
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 14.4°C
Category INTER...
S1 40
37.3°C
Hot spot detected on the bushing end indicating connection weakness at this point. Loose holding may have
occured during assembly or through wear and tear of the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could
also be a factor.
Parameter Value
77.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 88.9°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 44.0°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
60
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 44.9°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 35.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 1 Location: 06/06/10
R Ph. Cable Lug P/E Tmn. Tun Dr. Ismail 1B 1:23:45 PM
Parameter Value
R 87.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 87.1°C
80 Reference Temperature (R) 42.4°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
S1 60 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 44.7°C
Category HIGH
40
32.4°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
64.7°C
R* Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 63.1°C
60 Reference Temperature (R*) 54.1°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
50
S1
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.0°C
Category MEDIUM
40
37.4°C
Increased temperature along the cable indicating possible damaged conductor and/or insulation causing
increased resistance through it. Note the exposed conductor strands. MEDIUM category is chosen due to clear
physical damage on the cable.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 1 Location: 06/06/10
B Ph. Cable P/E Tmn. Tun Dr. Ismail 1B 1:32:04 PM
Parameter Value
R* 58.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 60.4°C
S3 Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 56.7°C
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 54.5°C
50
Reference Temperature (R*) 46.7°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
S1 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.7°C
36.6°C Category MEDIUM
Increased temperature along the cable indicating possible high loading through it. Note the damage on the
insulation. MEDIUM category is chosen due to clear physical damage on the cable.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 2 Location: 06/06/10
Y Ph. Cable P/E Tmn. Tun Dr. Ismail 1B 1:25:48 PM
R* Parameter Value
70.7°C
70 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 70.8°C
S1
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 68.1°C
60
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 67.7°C
S2
50
Reference Temperature (R*) 44.5°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
S3
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 26.3°C
31.4°C Category HIGH
Increased temperature along the cable indicating possible high loading through it. Note the damage on the
insulation. HIGH category is chosen due to clear physical damage on the cable.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 5 Location: 06/06/10
Y, B Ph. Fuse Cut-Outs P/E Tmn. Tun Dr. Ismail 1B 1:27:37 PM
Parameter Value
56.3°C
R
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 67.4°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 53.2°C
50
Reference Temperature (R) 39.1°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
S2 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 28.3°C
Category MEDIUM
32.6°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
S1 50.8°C
50 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 59.0°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.4°C
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 22.6°C
35 Category MEDIUM
R* 30.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
48.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.7°C
45 Reference Temperature (R) 39.2°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.6°C
35 Category INTER...
R 32.1°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
36.6°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 37.5°C
36 Reference Temperature (R*) 34.2°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
34 3.3°C
Temperature Difference (ΔT)
Category LOW
R* 32.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Remarks
LV DB: Feeder 6 Location: 7/6/2010
Y Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Lot 24128 Bt. 6 1/2 Kepong 1:57:37 PM
S1 Parameter Value
48.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 49.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.4°C
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
R* 40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.1°C
35 Category INTER...
32.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
47.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.2°C
S1 45 Reference Temperature (R*) 38.4°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.9°C
Category INTER...
35
R* 33.1°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer (MTM) Location: 7/6/2010
11kV HV R, B Ph. Cables P/E Lot 34562 Kepong 1:26:47 PM
R Thermography Parameter Value
41.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 41.6°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 40.4°C
S1 40
Reference Temperature (R) 38.9°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
38
S2
Distance 1.0 m
36 Switchgear Heater None
35.6°C Load -
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 2.7°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 3 Location: 7/6/2010
R Ph. Cable Lug P/E Lot 34562 Kepong 1:34:33 PM
Parameter Value
46.5°C
R* Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.0°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.6°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
S1 Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.4°C
Category INTER...
35
33.8°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
R* 48.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.4°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 37.3°C
S1
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 11.1°C
Category INTER...
35
34.4°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
45.7°C
R*
45
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.3°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.7°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
S1
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.6°C
Category INTER...
35
33.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
43.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 43.6°C
Reference Temperature (R) 38.3°C
S1 40
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 5.2°C
Category LOW
35
R 33.4°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer (MTM) Location: 7/6/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Cables P/E No. 52, Jln. Tun Ismail 11:25:29 AM
R
48.5°C Thermography Parameter Value
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.3°C
Reference Temperature (R) 41.5°C
S1 45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Switchgear Heater None
Load -
35.8°C Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.8°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Incoming Link 1 Location: 7/6/2010
R Ph. Knife Link P/E No. 52, Jln. Tun Ismail 11:34:03 AM
Parameter Value
62.0°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 64.7°C
60
Reference Temperature (R*) 47.8°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
R* 50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 16.9°C
40 Category INTER...
35.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
58.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 61.8°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 47.4°C
S1
R* 34.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
65.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 70.0°C
60 Reference Temperature (R*) 42.6°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 27.4°C
Category MEDIUM
40
R*
35.7°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
79.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 81.2°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 50.8°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
60 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 30.3°C
Category MEDIUM
40
R*
37.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
73.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 75.8°C
70
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 53.3°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB: Feeder 5 Location: 7/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E No. 52, Jln. Tun Ismail 11:40:14 AM
Parameter Value
51.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 55.1°C
50
Reference Temperature (R*) 48.3°C
S1
45
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 0.8 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.7°C
Category LOW
35
R* 33.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
67.1°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 68.1°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 47.6°C
60
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 0.8 m
50
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 20.5°C
Category MEDIUM
40
35.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
59.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 60.9°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 46.0°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
50
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 14.9°C
40 Category INTER...
R* 34.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
S2
35 Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
Switchgear Heater None
30
30.0°C Load -
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.6°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on the cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer (MTM) Location: 8/6/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Bushing Cover P/E Jalan Batai 10:45:00 AM
Recommendations
1. If scheduling permits, rework the cable connection end on the
bushing.
2. If repair is not possible, trend this reading with next inspection
result.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 3 Location: 8/6/2010
Y Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jalan Batai 10:50:18 AM
S1
Parameter Value
71.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 94.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 47.7°C
60
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 46.9°C
40
Category HIGH
R* 29.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S1 47.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.8°C
45 Reference Temperature (R*) 40.0°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
40 Distance 0.7 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.8°C
35 Category LOW
R* 31.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
39.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 39.2°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 33.5°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
35
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 5.7°C
Category LOW
30
R* 28.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 6 Location: 8/6/2010
Y Ph. Busbar Link P/E Jln. Chelangi 11:28:46 AM
Parameter Value
59.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 64.2°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 42.4°C
S1
50 Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 21.8°C
Category MEDIUM
30
R* 29.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
39.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 39.9°C
S1
38 Reference Temperature (R*) 35.2°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
36
Distance 1.0 m
34
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.7°C
32 Category LOW
R* 30.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
37.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 39.4°C
S1 R Reference Temperature (R) 32.5°C
36
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
34 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.9°C
32 Category LOW
30.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cables for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable termination.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 8/6/2010
11kV HV R, B Ph. Cables P/E No. 1 P'puri D'sara Suria Tmn. KIP 12:34:51 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges.
Clean and ensure good contact on cable termination.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material
between each phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning
visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping
the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by
providing a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 8/6/2010
11kV HV R, B Ph. Cables P/E No. 2 P'puri D'sara Suria Tmn. KIP 12:47:59 PM
R
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
36
Distance 1.0 m
34 Switchgear Heater None
33.3°C Load -
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 8.5°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cables for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable terminations.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 8/6/2010
11kV HV R, Y Ph. Cables P/E No. 2 P'puri D'sara Suria Tmn. KIP 12:51:39 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cables for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean
and ensure good contact on cable terminations.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
each phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a
bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 8/6/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Cable P/E No. 3 P'puri D'sara Suria Tmn. KIP 1:23:17 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable termination.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 8/6/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Cable P/E No. 3 P'puri D'sara Suria Tmn. KIP 1:26:33 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable termination.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 2 Location: 8/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E No. 3 P'puri D'sara Suria Tmn. KIP 1:30:24 PM
Parameter Value
S1 33.0°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 34.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 31.3°C
32
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
Distance 1.0 m
R*
28.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
S2 S1 36
Reference Temperature (R) 35.3°C
Ambient Temperature 31.7°C
34
Distance 1.0 m
32 Switchgear Heater None
31.4°C Load -
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.1°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean
and ensure good contact on cable termination.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
each phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a
bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 8/6/2010
11kV HV R, Y Ph. Cables P/E No. 4 P'puri D'sara Suria Tmn. KIP 1:12:13 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean
and ensure good contact on cable termination.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
each phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a
bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11kV VCB (Tamco) Location: 8/6/2010
10082 P/E Jln. Celangi (Cable Compt.) P/E Prima Damansara Condo 11:47:10 AM
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
and front VCB unit for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 1 Location: 9/6/2010
B Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3H 12:39:54 PM
Parameter Value
R 43.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 42.8°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 34.3°C
40
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 1.0 m
35 8.5°C
Temperature Difference (ΔT)
Category LOW
30
29.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
38.5°C 35
35.0°C
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 5 Location: 9/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E No. 7 Psrn. Ind. Sri D'sara 2:20:01 PM
Parameter Value
41.7°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 44.6°C
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 37.4°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
35
Distance 1.5 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 7.2°C
Category LOW
30
R* 29.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S1 38.4°C
38 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 39.9°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 40.1°C
36
Reference Temperature (R*) 35.8°C
34 Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 1.0 m
S2 32
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.0°C
30 Category LOW
R* 29.6°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
R S1 47.0°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.4°C
45
Reference Temperature (R) 34.9°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.5°C
35
Category INTER...
30
29.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
85.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 90.2°C
80
Reference Temperature (R) 57.1°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
60
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 33.1°C
40 Category MEDIUM
R 27.9°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
S1 41.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 41.6°C
40
Reference Temperature (R*) 37.2°C
38 Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
36 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.4°C
34
Category LOW
32
R* 31.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
39.9°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 41.3°C
38
Reference Temperature (R) 37.1°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
36 Distance 1.0 m
R* 31.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
41.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 43.0°C
S1
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 37.7°C
38 Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 1.0 m
36
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 5.2°C
34
Category LOW
32
R* 31.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
30
Switchgear Heater None
Load -
R 28.8°C Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.8°C
Category MEDIUM
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure sufficient amount of SF6 gas is available.
3. If scheduling permits, open and rework the cable connection end.
Look for burn mark.
4. Trend the reading with next inspection result.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 9/6/2010
11kV HV B Ph. Cable P/E No. 12 Psrn. Ind. Sri D'sara 12:50:42 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 3 Location: 9/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E No. 12 Psrn. Ind. Sri D'sara 12:55:24 PM
Parameter Value
46.8°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.8°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 38.0°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 8.7°C
35
Category LOW
R* 30.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
54.2°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 55.6°C
50 Reference Temperature (R*) 36.2°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 19.5°C
Category MEDIUM
30
R* 26.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
48.5°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 52.0°C
45 Reference Temperature (R*) 43.8°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 8.2°C
35
Category LOW
R* 30.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S1
54.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 58.5°C
50 Reference Temperature (R*) 43.5°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 15.0°C
Category INTER...
R* 30.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
44.2°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.1°C
Reference Temperature (R) 39.6°C
40 Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.4°C
35
Category LOW
R* 31.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
44.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.1°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 40.3°C
40 Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 5.8°C
35
Category LOW
R* 31.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
44.2°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 44.4°C
Reference Temperature (R) 37.9°C
40
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 1.0 m
35 6.4°C
Temperature Difference (ΔT)
Category LOW
30
R* 29.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable sections for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 9/6/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Cable P/E No. 18 Psrn. Ind. Sri D'sara 12:13:25 PM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 10/6/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Cable P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3G 11:34:22 AM
36
Distance 1.0 m
Switchgear Heater None
34 Load -
33.4°C Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.4°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 10/6/2010
11kV HV Y Ph. Cable P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3G 11:34:57 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx2: Feeder 4 Location: 10/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3G 11:46:31 AM
Parameter Value
44.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 45.7°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 33.4°C
40 Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 0.8 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.3°C
35
Category INTER...
R* 31.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable sections for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 6 Location: 10/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. 34/70A D/S Hartamas 1:13:49 PM
Parameter Value
64.6°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 69.4°C
60 Reference Temperature (R*) 41.5°C
Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
50
Distance 1.5 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 27.9°C
40
Category MEDIUM
R* 30.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
67.5°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 70.8°C
R* 30.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
36
Distance 1.0 m
Switchgear Heater None
34 Load -
33.4°C Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.4°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 10/6/2010
11kV HV Y Ph. Cable P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3G 11:34:57 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx2: Feeder 4 Location: 10/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3G 11:46:31 AM
Parameter Value
44.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 45.7°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 33.4°C
40 Ambient Temperature 30.3°C
Distance 0.8 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.3°C
35
Category INTER...
R* 31.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S1 56.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 74.1°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 32.0°C
50
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 42.1°C
Category HIGH
30
R* 27.1°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
42.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 44.0°C
S1
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 34.8°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
35 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.2°C
Category INTER...
30
R* 28.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
42.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 45.0°C
S1
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 32.5°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
35 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.5°C
30 Category INTER...
R* 26.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
90.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 96.1°C
R* 80 Reference Temperature (R*) 56.3°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1
60 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 39.8°C
40 Category HIGH
29.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure no oil leakage on any part of the switchgear.
3. Trend the reading with next inspection result.
4. Replace the switchgear if necessary.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 5 Location: 12/6/2010
R Ph. Cable Lug P/E Jln. Kiara SD 11/2 2:01:23 PM
Parameter Value
65.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 67.2°C
R*
60 Reference Temperature (R*) 39.2°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1 50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 28.0°C
40 Category MEDIUM
33.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
41.5°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 47.4°C
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 34.7°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38
Distance 1.0 m
36 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.7°C
Category INTER...
34
R*
33.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
S1 37.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 38.6°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 35.1°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
36
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.5°C
Category LOW
34
R* 33.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
40.8°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 41.9°C
40
Reference Temperature (R) 35.8°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.0°C
36
Category LOW
34
R* 34.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable sections for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 12/6/2010
433V LV N Ph. Cable Lug P/E Jln. Meranti SD 13/8C 12:44:17 PM
Parameter Value
44.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 44.7°C
S1
R Reference Temperature (R*) 37.5°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 7.2°C
35 Category LOW
33.2°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
49.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 49.9°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 40.2°C
S1 45
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.7°C
35 Category INTER...
R 32.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
44.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 45.2°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 36.5°C
40 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 8.8°C
35
Category LOW
R 32.1°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
31.7°C
30.2°C
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transf. 1 (EWT) Location: 12/6/2010
11kV HV B Ph. Cable Termination P/E No. 2 SB Apmt. Psrn. Meranti 11:42:00 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transf. 1 (EWT) Location: 12/6/2010
11kV HV R Ph. Cable P/E No. 2 SB Apmt. Psrn. Meranti 11:51:29 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transf. 2 (EWT) Location: 12/6/2010
11kV HV R, Y Ph. Cables P/E No. 2 SB Apmt. Psrn. Meranti 11:54:09 AM
36.6°C
Thermography Parameter Value
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 38.3°C
36
S1
S2
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 37.5°C
R
Reference Temperature (R) 33.7°C
34
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
32
Switchgear Heater None
31.0°C Load -
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.7°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable sections for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transf. 2 (EWT) Location: 12/6/2010
11kV HV B Ph. Cable P/E No. 2 SB Apmt. Psrn. Meranti 11:54:29 AM
38.3°C
Thermography Parameter Value
38 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 39.7°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 34.8°C
R
36
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
34 Distance 1.0 m
Switchgear Heater None
32
Load -
30.7°C Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.9°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark
indicativeof the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and
wrapping the affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only
temporary solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing
a bridge for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 8 Location: 12/6/2010
R Ph. Cable Lug P/E No. 2 SB Apmt. Psrn. Meranti 11:35:07 AM
R*
Parameter Value
35.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 35.6°C
34 Reference Temperature (R*) 31.1°C
S1 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
32 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.5°C
30
Category LOW
29.0°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
61.6°C
R 60 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 65.5°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 34.9°C
50
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 30.6°C
40
Category MEDIUM
30.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
37.0°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 37.5°C
R*
36 Reference Temperature (R*) 31.2°C
S1 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
34
Distance 1.0 m
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Recommendations
1. If scheduling permits, rework the cable connection ends on the
bushings.
2. If repair is not possible, trend this reading with next inspection
result.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Incoming 2 Location: 15/6/2010
B Ph. Knife Link P/E Apmt. Kepong Sentral 1:07:58 PM
R Parameter Value
35.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 37.4°C
S1 34 Reference Temperature (R) 32.7°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
32 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.7°C
30 Category LOW
29.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. Remake the cable joints.
2. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Incoming Link 1 Location: 15/6/2010
R Ph. Knife Link P/E Kementerian Kesihatan 11:27:44 AM
Parameter Value
59.8°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 59.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 38.6°C
50 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 20.9°C
Category MEDIUM
30
R* 29.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
30.5°C 28
27.8°C
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
and front VCB unit for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11kV VCB (EPE) Location: 15/6/2010
746 Bilik Suis Pengguna 11kV (Cable) P/E Komp. Perdana Menteri 12:23:04 PM
34
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 36.0°C
S1 S4
Spot Temperature 4 (S4) 35.8°C
S2 S3 32
Reference Temperature (R) 32.3°C
30 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
29.5°C Distance 1.0 m
Switchgear Heater Off
Load 150/600A
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 5.4°C
Category HIGH
Recommendations
1. Ensure no other heat source is present in the cable compartment that
could influence the heating.
2. Shut down and inspect the physical condition of the cable
connections. Look for heat-damaged signs, e.g. burn mark.
3. Rework the cable terminations.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 16/6/2010
11kV HV Cable Crossing P/E Jalan Gangsa SD 53/D 3:09:23 PM
34.1°C
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable termination.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx2: Incoming Link 1 Location: 16/6/2010
R Ph. Knife Link P/E Jalan Gangsa SD 53/D 3:13:05 PM
S1 Parameter Value
40.0°C
40 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 40.2°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.5°C
R*
34.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Remarks
11kV SF6 RMU (F&G) Location: 16/6/2010
12010 T2 P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3B 2:47:12 PM
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure sufficient amount of SF6 gas is available.
3. Trend the reading with next inspection result.
4. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
Green Box Tx1 Location: 16/6/2010
B Ph. Incoming Cable Connection P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3B 2:58:18 PM
Parameter Value
40.2°C
40 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 40.5°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 34.3°C
38 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
36 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.2°C
R
Category LOW
34
33.4°C
Heated cable connection end. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of the
thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
11kV SF6 RMU (F&G) Location: 16/6/2010
21714 P/E P'puri Saujana Ria Jln. Wangsa 2/6 P/E Blok B Prima Pangsapuri 12:46:34 PM
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure sufficient amount of SF6 gas is available.
3. Trend the reading with next inspection result.
4. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer Location: 16/6/2010
11kV Y Ph. HV Cable P/E Jln. 2/7 Wangsa Permai 11:12:54 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace the damaged cable section
for permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean
and ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 1 Location: 16/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. 2/7 Wangsa Permai 11:08:46 AM
Parameter Value
41.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 42.1°C
S1
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 37.3°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38
Distance 1.0 m
36 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.9°C
Category LOW
34
R* 32.7°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
42.2°C
42 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 42.6°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 36.2°C
40
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38
Distance 1.0 m
36 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.4°C
Category LOW
34
R* 32.7°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
66.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 81.1°C
S1 60 Reference Temperature (R*) 42.2°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 39.0°C
40 Category HIGH
R* 33.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
R 43.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 44.6°C
33.0°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB: Feeder 6 Location: 16/6/2010
Y Ph. Cable Lug Press P/E Jln. 2/7 Wangsa Permai 11:06:31 AM
R* Parameter Value
46.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 47.6°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 38.2°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.5°C
35 Category INTER...
32.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11kV SF6 RMU (F&G) Location: 16/6/2010
12019 P/E Jln. Gangsa SD 5/3D P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2B Sri D'sara 2 2:15:24 PM
Avg: 40.0°C Thermography Parameter Value
44.0°C
40.7°C Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40.6°C
Distance 1.5 m
40
39.9°C Switchgear Heater None
39.8°C Load -
35 Category NORMAL
39.1°C
38.8°C 30.4°C
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11kV SF6 RMU (F&G) Location: 16/6/2010
12020 T2 P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2B Sri D'sara 2 2:15:24 PM
39.4°C
30.4°C
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 2 Location: 16/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2B Sri D'sara 2 2:21:03 PM
Parameter Value
S1 46.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 58.2°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 39.1°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
R*
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 19.1°C
Category MEDIUM
35
34.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
90.4°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 97.5°C
80 Reference Temperature (R) 58.4°C
R Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
60
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 39.1°C
Category HIGH
40
36.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
96.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 98.5°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 51.8°C
80
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
60
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 46.7°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 35.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
71.4°C
S2 S1 70 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 75.5°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 57.8°C
60 Reference Temperature (R*) 44.1°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
54.4°C
S1 S2 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 57.2°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 53.5°C
50
Reference Temperature (R*) 43.4°C
45 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.8°C
35 Category INTER...
R* 34.6°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure sufficient amount of SF6 gas is available.
3.Trend the reading with next inspection result.
4. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11kV SF6 RMU (F&G) Location: 16/6/2010
12010 T2 P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2F 1:34:35 PM
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure sufficient amount of SF6 gas is available.
3. Trend the reading with next inspection result.
4. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeders 2, 3 Location: 16/6/2010
B Ph. Fuse Cut-Outs P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2H 1:48:41 PM
Parameter Value
S1 43.0°C
S2
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.1°C
42
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 43.7°C
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 36.3°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38
Distance 1.0 m
36
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.7°C
R* 34 Category INTER...
33.6°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
47.0°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 45.9°C
45 Reference Temperature (R*) 41.4°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 4.5°C
Category LOW
35
R* 33.8°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
46.3°C
R
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 47.5°C
45
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 37.2°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 10.3°C
Category INTER...
35
34.3°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB Tx2: Feeder 5 Location: 16/6/2010
R Ph. Cable Lug Bolt P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2H 1:51:58 PM
Parameter Value
53.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 58.8°C
S1 50 Reference Temperature (R*) 39.6°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
45
Distance 1.0 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 19.2°C
Category MEDIUM
35
R*
33.5°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB Tx2: Feeder 5 Location: 16/6/2010
B Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2H 1:52:51 PM
Parameter Value
S1 42.0°C
42 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 42.6°C
Reference Temperature (R) 35.9°C
40
R Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.7°C
36
Category LOW
34
33.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Recommendations
1. Check load against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Ensure sufficient amount of SF6 gas is available.
3. Trend the reading with next inspection result.
4. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
Green Box Tx1 Location: 16/6/2010
B Ph. Incoming Cable Connection P/E Jln. Tembaga SD 5/2F 2:58:18 PM
Parameter Value
40.2°C
40 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 40.5°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 34.3°C
38 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
36 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.2°C
R
Category LOW
34
33.4°C
Heated cable connection end. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of the
thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 16/6/2010
433V B Ph. Bushing P/E Jln. Wangsa 2/4 10:53:28 AM
Parameter Value
48.1°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.5°C
45 Reference Temperature (R*) 41.2°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1 40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 7.3°C
35 Category LOW
R*
31.2°C
Heated bushing end indicating improper assembly. Looseness and damaged connection assembly will increase
resistance to current flow, resulting in increased temperature until eventually burning through the connection.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 2 Location: 16/6/2010
Y Ph. Cable Lug Bolt P/E Jln. Wangsa 2/4 10:46:23 AM
Parameter Value
R 67.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 69°C
Reference Temperature (R) 39°C
60
S1 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
50
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 29.8°C
40 Category MEDIUM
34.3°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 2 Location: 16/6/2010
B Ph. Cable Lug Bolt P/E Jln. Wangsa 2/4 10:45:18 AM
R Parameter Value
157.0°C
150
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 162°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 50°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
100 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 111.4°C
Category SEVERE
50
33.0°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor. Immediate repair is necessary.
Remarks
LV DB Tx2: Incoming Link 1 Location: 16/6/2010
B Ph. Knife Link P/E Jln. Wangsa 2/4 10:48:36 AM
S1 Parameter Value
62.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 74°C
60
Reference Temperature (R*) 43°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
50
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 30.1°C
40
Category MEDIUM
R* 31.8°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
58.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 59.1°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 52.1°C
50 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1 Distance 1.0 m
R* 31.5°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
97.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 107.7°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 58.9°C
80
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
60
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 48.8°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 33.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace the damaged cable section
for permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean
and ensure good contact on cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 4 Location: 17/6/2010
B Ph. Cable Lug P/E Makro Selayang Jln. Ipoh 12:01:14 PM
Parameter Value
36.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 36.3°C
S1 36 Reference Temperature (R*) 32.9°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
34 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.4°C
32 Category LOW
R* 31.0°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
36.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 38.5°C
36
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 32.3°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
34 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.2°C
32 Category LOW
R* 31.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
38.5°C
R
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 38.4°C
38
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 34.2°C
36 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
34 4.2°C
Temperature Difference (ΔT)
Category LOW
32
31.1°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
94.6°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 96.3°C
Reference Temperature (R) 52.9°C
80
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1
Distance 1.0 m
60
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 43.4°C
Category HIGH
40
35.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
61.5°C
R
60 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 61.3°C
Reference Temperature (R) 39.8°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
50
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 21.5°C
40
Category MEDIUM
33.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
52.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 53.3°C
50
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 37.8°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 15.5°C
Category INTER...
R* 30.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Remarks
LV DB Tx2: Incoming Link 1 Location: 17/6/2010
R Ph. Knife Link P/E Taman Wahyu No. 1 11:03:10 AM
Parameter Value
S1 49.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 53.5°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.9°C
45
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 16.5°C
Category INTER...
35
R*
32.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Remarks
LV DB Tx2: Feeder 8 Location: 17/6/2010
Y Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Taman Wahyu No. 1 11:02:29 AM
Parameter Value
50.7°C
50 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 51.3°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 38.5°C
45
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.8°C
35 Category INTER...
R* 30.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
R Parameter Value
37.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 37.6°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 34.2°C
36
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
34 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.3°C
Category LOW
32.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
42.9°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 47.1°C
42
Reference Temperature (R*) 35.3°C
40 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 11.8°C
36
Category INTER...
34
R* 32.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Remarks
F/Pillar: Feeder 1 Location: 17/6/2010
B Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Taman Wahyu No. 2 11:34:31 AM
Parameter Value
41.8°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 42.5°C
40 Reference Temperature (R*) 35.5°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
38
Distance 1.0 m
R* 36
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.9°C
34 Category LOW
32
32.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
56.3°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 61.5°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 59.5°C
50
Reference Temperature (R) 38.5°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
S2 40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 23.0°C
R*
Category MEDIUM
34.0°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
R* 49.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.6°C
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 48.0°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 41.9°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
S1
35 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.8°C
S2 Category LOW
32.1°C
Hot spots on a section of the cable length indicating possible damaged insulation and/or conductor strands.
Remarks
11kV OLU (Tamco) Location: 17/6/2010
6290 P/E Padat Jln. Sibu 6 (Cable Compt.) P/E Taman Wahyu No. 3 10:16:15 AM
27.2°C
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 1 Location: 17/6/2010
Y Ph. Cable Lug P/E Taman Wahyu No. 3 10:20:56 AM
Parameter Value
R* 116.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 123°C
100 Reference Temperature (R*) 48°C
S1 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
80
Distance 1.0 m
60 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 75.5°C
Category HIGH
40
32.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
86.0°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 86°C
80
Reference Temperature (R) 47°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
S1
60 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 39.0°C
Category HIGH
40
R
32.1°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
51.3°C
50
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 52°C
Reference Temperature (R) 38°C
S1 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
R 40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 14.0°C
Category INTER...
30.4°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
94.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 108°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 45°C
80
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
60
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 62.2°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 31.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
R 54.0°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 55°C
S1 50 Reference Temperature (R) 39°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
40 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 15.3°C
Category INTER...
31.4°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB: Feeder 8 Location: 17/6/2010
B Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Taman Wahyu No. 3 10:26:03 AM
Parameter Value
S1 46.2°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 50°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 34°C
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 15.7°C
35
Category INTER...
R*
30
30.0°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
256.4°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 264°C
S1 Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 256°C
200
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 241°C
R* Reference Temperature (R*) 36°C
S2
Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
100
Distance 1.0 m
S3
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 227.3°C
29.4°C Category SEVERE
Extreme hot spots along the earthing cable. There may be substantial earth leakage that causes heating on the
cable. Note that load for LV DB for Tx1 and Tx2 are shared from Tx1.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1 Location: 19/6/2010
Earthing Cable P/E No. 3 Rmh. Kedai D'sara Damai 11:33:57 AM
Parameter Value
107.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 145°C
100
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 124°C
Extreme hot spots along the earthing cable. There may be substantial earth leakage that causes heating on the
cable. Note that load for LV DB for Tx1 and Tx2 are shared from Tx1.
Remarks
11kV VCB (Alstom) Location: 19/6/2010
30755 P/E No. 2 Rmh. Kedai D'sara Damai (Off) P/E Rmh. Kedai D'sara Damai 10:45:52 AM
33.3°C
SP06
32.1°C
Recommendations
1. Inspect the cables, busbars and connection points to busbar section
and front VCB unit for signs of electrical discharge occurence.
2. Replace damaged cable/busbar for permanent rectification.
3. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between
crossed cables and cleaning visual mark indicative of the presence of
electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the affected area with
silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary solutions. It can
actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge for the discharge
to travel across.
4. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid moisture build-up.
5. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 8 Location: 19/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Rmh. Kedai D'sara Damai 10:50:52 AM
Parameter Value
44.2°C
S1
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 47.6°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 37.4°C
40 Ambient Temperature 30.0°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 10.1°C
35 Category INTER...
R* 32.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
S3 34
Spot Temperature 4 (S4) 35.7°C
Reference Temperature (R) 32.5°C
32 Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
S4
31.6°C Distance 1.0 m
Switchgear Heater None
Load -
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.5°C
Category CHECK
Recommendations
1. Check loading against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Watch for future load addition.
3. If scheduling permits, open and inspect the integrity of the cable
connections.
4. Trend this result with the next inspection reading.
Corrective Actions
11kV SF6 RMU (Tamco) Location: 21/6/2010
16163 P/E Lot 2251 (Cable) P/E AL 269 Kg. Baru Sg. Buloh 11:21:33 AM
31.3°C
Recommendations
1. Check loading against switchgear and cable ratings.
2. Watch for future load addition.
3. If scheduling permits, open and inspect the integrity of the cable
connections.
4. Trend this result with the next inspection reading.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer (MTM) Location: 21/6/2010
11kV HV B Ph. Cable P/E AL 269 Kg. Baru Sg. Buloh 11:10:43 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 3 Location: 21/6/2010
Y Ph. Cable Lug P/E AL 269 Kg. Baru Sg. Buloh 11:14:06 AM
Parameter Value
141.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 150°C
Reference Temperature (R) 65°C
S1
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
100
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 85.1°C
Category HIGH
50
R 33.6°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
58.2°C
R
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 62°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 48°C
50 Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.9°C
40
Category INTER...
33.0°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB: Feeders 5, 6 Location: 21/6/2010
R Ph. Fuse Cut-Outs P/E AL 269 Kg. Baru Sg. Buloh 11:17:10 AM
Parameter Value
54.7°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 56°C
S1 S2
50
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 54°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 42°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.6°C
Category INTER...
R* 32.8°C
Hot spots detected on the contact point between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spots temperatures.
Parameter Value
li01 52.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 53.3°C
50 Reference Temperature (R) 46.8°C
R
S1 Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
45 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.5°C
40
Category LOW
35.8°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
°C IR01
li01
50
45
40
Parameter Value
47.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.6°C
45 Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 46.4°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 42.1°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
S2 Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.5°C
35
Category LOW
R 33.3°C
Hot spots on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
46.5°C
S1 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 52.6°C
45
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.7°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 15.9°C
35 Category INTER...
R* 31.5°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
55.9°C
R*
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 57.1°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 43.6°C
50
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
li01
Distance 1.0 m
S1
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.4°C
40 Category INTER...
35.4°C
Hot spot detected on the bushing end indicating connection weakness at this point. Loose holding may have
occured during assembly or through wear and tear of the thread material. Corroded and dirty connections could
also be a factor.
°C IR01
55
li01
50
45
40
Parameter Value
92.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 100.5°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 51.2°C
80
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
Distance 1.0 m
60
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 49.3°C
Category HIGH
40
R* 36.9°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
71.0°C
70 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 70.8°C
S2 Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 69.3°C
60 Reference Temperature (R*) 49.5°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
50 Distance 1.0 m
S1
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 21.3°C
40
Category MEDIUM
R* 36.9°C
Hot spots detected on the contact points between fuse cut-outs and busbars. High resistance from looseness, rust
or dirt increases the spot temperatures.
Parameter Value
63.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 63.5°C
60 Reference Temperature (R*) 53.7°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
S1 Distance 1.0 m
50
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.8°C
Category INTER...
40
R* 38.1°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
45.1°C
45 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.5°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 39.2°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
40
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 9.4°C
35
Category INTER...
R* 31.6°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
49.6°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 48.3°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 40.6°C
45
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 7.7°C
Category LOW
35
R* 33.1°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse cut-out and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or
dirt increases the spot temperature.
Remarks
LV DB: Incoming Link 1 Location: 21/6/2010
Y Ph. Knife Link P/E Lot 2247 Kg. Baru Sg. Buloh 11:36:40 AM
Parameter Value
42.4°C
42 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 45.4°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R*) 38.3°C
40
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
38 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 7.1°C
36
Category LOW
34
R* 33.2°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between knife link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature.
Parameter Value
46.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 47.2°C
S1
45 Reference Temperature (R*) 41.2°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.0°C
Category LOW
R* 35.2°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
F/Pillar: Feeder 5 Location: 21/6/2010
Y Ph. Cable Lug Bolt P/E Lot Pertanian No. 1 12:23:27 PM
Parameter Value
46.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 46.5°C
45
S1 Reference Temperature (R*) 41.1°C
Ambient Temperature 31.4°C
Distance 1.0 m
40
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 5.4°C
Category LOW
35
R* 34.3°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
F/Pillar: Feeders 3, 4 Location: 23/6/2010
R Ph. Cable Lugs Padat MP51 Mtg. Pagar 11:57:24 AM
R* Parameter Value
65.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 69.5°C
60 Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 59.8°C
S1 S2 Reference Temperature (R*) 41.7°C
Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
50
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 27.8°C
40
Category MEDIUM
36.9°C
Hot spots on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lugs is suspected. This could be
due to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
R* Parameter Value
53.9°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 55.0°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 41.3°C
50
S1
Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
Distance 1.0 m
45
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 13.7°C
40 Category INTER...
37.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
56.8°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 59.1°C
S1
Reference Temperature (R) 42.6°C
50
Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 16.5°C
40
Category INTER...
R 33.3°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
R* 55.6°C
55 Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 54.3°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 41.6°C
S1 50 Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
Distance 1.0 m
45
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 12.7°C
40 Category INTER...
37.0°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
57.3°C
R*
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 58.2°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 39.7°C
S1
50 Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 18.5°C
40
Category INTER...
36.8°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Parameter Value
59.3°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 64.3°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 35.3°C
50 Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 29.0°C
40
Category MEDIUM
31.6°C
Heated cable lug tightening bolt. Loose holding may have occured during assembly or through wear and tear of
the thread material. Corroded and dirty connection could also be a factor.
Remarks
LV DB Tx1: Feeder 6 Location: 23/6/2010
R Ph. Cable P/E Jln. Impian 8 Impian Indah 11:33:21 AM
Parameter Value
R* 44.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 43.4°C
Reference Temperature (R*) 36.6°C
S1 40 Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 6.9°C
35
Category MEDIUM
31.6°C
Hot spot on the cable length due to contact with hot cable lug bolt on the Y phase. Note the burn mark on the
insulation. MEDIUM category is chosen due to burn mark.
Remarks
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (EWT) Location: 23/6/2010
11kV HV Y, B Ph. Cables P/E Loji Kumb. Tmn. Impian Indah 11:20:45 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on the cable joints.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB Tx2: Feeder 1 Location: 23/6/2010
Y Ph. Fuse Cut-Out P/E Loji Kumb. Tmn. Impian Indah 11:17:46 AM
Parameter Value
34.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 35.1°C
34
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 31.9°C
Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
32 Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.2°C
Category LOW
30
R* 29.3°C
Hot spot detected on the contact point between fuse link and busbar. High resistance from looseness, rust or dirt
increases the spot temperature. Note the torn insulation near the cable lug bolt.
Parameter Value
96.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 105.2°C
R
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 94.3°C
80
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 93.6°C
Spot Temperature 4 (S4) 77.0°C
S4 60 Reference Temperature (R) 46.6°C
S2
S3 S1
Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
37.3°C Temperature Difference (ΔT) 58.7°C
Category HIGH
Hot spots on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lugs is suspected. This may lead to
unbalanced loads through the parallel cables as most load flows through the path of least resistance. This could
be due to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Remarks
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 23/6/2010
433V LV R, Y, B Ph. Cable Lugs P/E No. 2 Lot 2223 Jln. Kusta 12:56:36 PM
Parameter Value
106.9°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 129°C
100
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 124°C
S3
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 101°C
80
S2
Spot Temperature 4 (S4) 89°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 42°C
60
Hot spots on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lugs is suspected. This leads to
unbalanced loads through the parallel cables as most load flows through the path of least resistance. This could
be due to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Remarks
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 23/6/2010
433V LV Y, B Ph. Cable Lugs P/E No. 2 Lot 2223 Jln. Kusta 12:52:20 PM
Parameter Value
96.5°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 105.2°C
R
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 94.3°C
80
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 93.6°C
Spot Temperature 4 (S4) 77.0°C
S4 60 Reference Temperature (R) 46.6°C
S2
S3 S1
Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
40 Distance 1.0 m
37.3°C Temperature Difference (ΔT) 58.7°C
Category HIGH
Hot spots on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lugs is suspected. This may lead to
unbalanced loads through the parallel cables as most load flows through the path of least resistance. This could
be due to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Remarks
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 2 (MTM) Location: 23/6/2010
433V LV R, Y, B Ph. Cable Lugs P/E No. 2 Lot 2223 Jln. Kusta 12:56:36 PM
Parameter Value
106.9°C
R Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 129°C
100
Spot Temperature 2 (S2) 124°C
S3
Spot Temperature 3 (S3) 101°C
80
S2
Spot Temperature 4 (S4) 89°C
S1 Reference Temperature (R) 42°C
60
Hot spots on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lugs is suspected. This leads to
unbalanced loads through the parallel cables as most load flows through the path of least resistance. This could
be due to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Remarks
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 23/6/2010
11kV HV R, Y Ph. Cables P/E No. 2 Saujana Akasia 10:45:57 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
11/.433kV 1000kVA Transformer 1 (MTM) Location: 23/6/2010
11kV HV B Ph. Cable P/E No. 2 Saujana Akasia 10:47:07 AM
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions
LV DB: Feeder 5 Location: 23/6/2010
Y Ph. Cable Lug P/E No. 2 Saujana Akasia 10:42:59 AM
Parameter Value
R 33.3°C
Spot Temperature 1 (S1) 33.4°C
Reference Temperature (R) 30.0°C
S1 32
Ambient Temperature 30.6°C
Distance 1.0 m
Temperature Difference (ΔT) 3.4°C
30
Category LOW
28.8°C
Hot spot on the cable lug press. Bad contact between the cable strands to the lug is suspected. This could be due
to insufficient (loose contact) or excessive pressure (crushed contact) applied.
Recommendations
1. The best possible solution is to replace a damaged cable section for
permanent rectification. Smooth all rough and sharp edges. Clean and
ensure good contact on cable connection.
2. Note that 'solutions' such as putting insulator material between each
phase (if phase cables are crossed) and cleaning visual mark indicative
of the presence of electrical discharge, cleaning and wrapping the
affected area with silicone tape and/or sealant are only temporary
solutions. It can actually worsen the condition by providing a bridge
for the discharge to travel across.
3. Remove the fault indicator sticker after repair.
Corrective Actions