Transformer Liquid Diagnostics and Sampling
- Monday 27 July, 2026 - Wednesday 29 July, 2026
- 8:00am - 4:30pm
- Dallas, TX, USA
Course description and overview
Transformer Liquid Diagnostics and Sampling | In-Person
3 DAYS | 2.1 CEUs | Hands-On Labs Included
COURSE OVERVIEW
AVO's Transformer Liquid Diagnostics and Sampling course is designed to help you master the science of transformer health,
Power transformers are the backbone of electrical infrastructure — and their reliability hinges on the condition of their insulating liquids. AVO’s Transformer Liquid Diagnostics and Sampling course equips technicians and engineers with the critical skills to assess, maintain, and extend the life of these vital assets.
Through a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on lab work, you’ll learn how to analyze transformer oil and gas samples to detect early signs of faults, overheating, and insulation degradation.
By the end of this 3-day course, you’ll be able to:
- Identify transformer types, components, and auxiliary systems.
- Conduct routine and diagnostic inspections.
- Perform oil and gas sampling using industry-standard procedures.
- Interpret test results including DGA, moisture, acidity, and power factor.
- Recommend maintenance actions based on test data.
Learning Objectives
To receive 2.1 CEUs, participants must attend 3 days of class (21 contact hours) and attain a minimum average grade of 80% (overall grade will consist of 50% lab practice and 50% final exam). Upon completion of this course and lab practice, the participants will demonstrate that they are able to:
- Describe the major categories and the most common designs of transformers.
- Identify power, instrument, and distribution transformer components and auxiliary equipment.
- Demonstrate routine and diagnostic inspections and point out potential problems and hazards.
- Explain tests to evaluate the condition and perform maintenance on transformers.
- Utilize the correct procedures to obtain samples for oil and gas testing.
Full Details
Document
TLDS_Outline- final-June 2025.pdf
Venue Information
Lab and Classroom Attire
AVO Training Institute is committed to the personal safety of each participant and requires long pants and ANSI rated "safety-toe" work shoes for lab activities. Open-toe shoes and shorts are not considered appropriate attire for the classroom.