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Correccion Resistencia de Aislamiento1

This document provides conversion factors and formulas for correcting insulation resistance measurements from different test temperatures to a standard temperature of 20°C. Table 100.14.1 lists multipliers for correcting measurements on apparatus containing immersed oil insulation or solid insulation from temperatures ranging from -10°C to 105°C. The formula shown corrects a measured resistance (Ra) at a test temperature to the equivalent resistance (Rc) at 20°C by multiplying Ra by the applicable conversion factor (K). An example calculation demonstrates using the table and formula to correct a measurement taken at 104°F on oil-immersed insulation.

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Correccion Resistencia de Aislamiento1

This document provides conversion factors and formulas for correcting insulation resistance measurements from different test temperatures to a standard temperature of 20°C. Table 100.14.1 lists multipliers for correcting measurements on apparatus containing immersed oil insulation or solid insulation from temperatures ranging from -10°C to 105°C. The formula shown corrects a measured resistance (Ra) at a test temperature to the equivalent resistance (Rc) at 20°C by multiplying Ra by the applicable conversion factor (K). An example calculation demonstrates using the table and formula to correct a measurement taken at 104°F on oil-immersed insulation.

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TABLE 100.

14
Insulation Resistance Conversion Factors (20° C)
Table 100.14.1
Test Temperatures to 20° C
Temperature Multiplier
Apparatus Containing Apparatus Containing
°C °F
Immersed Oil Insulation Solid Insulation
-10 14 0.125 0.25
-5 23 0.180 0.32
0 32 0.25 0.40
5 41 0.36 0.50
10 50 0.50 0.63
15 59 0.75 0.81
20 68 1.00 1.00
25 77 1.40 1.25
30 86 1.98 1.58
35 95 2.80 2.00
40 104 3.95 2.50
45 113 5.60 3.15
50 122 7.85 3.98
55 131 11.20 5.00
60 140 15.85 6.30
65 149 22.40 7.90
70 158 31.75 10.00
75 167 44.70 12.60
80 176 63.50 15.80
85 185 89.789 20.00
90 194 127.00 25.20
95 203 180.00 31.60
100 212 254.00 40.00
105 221 359.15 50.40
110 230 509.00 63.20

Derived from Stitch in Time…The Complete Guide to Electrical Insulation Testing, Megger.
Formula: Example: Resistance test on oil-immersion insulation at 104° F
Rc = Ra x K Ra = 2 megohms @ 104° F
Where: Rc is resistance corrected to 20° C K = 3.95
Ra is measured resistance at test Rc = Ra x K
temperature Rc = 2.0 x 3.95
K is applicable multiplier Rc = 7.90 megohms @ 20° C

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