What is the purpose of taking Capacitance and Tan Delta
Test in Transformer bushing?
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Answer Posted / greg
tan delta gives the ratio of resistive current to capacitive
current.therefore it shows the amount of resistive current
flowing through the insulation,in other words it denoted the
dielectric strength of bushing.
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