DGA Testing RFQ

Request quotes for dissolved gas analysis, including laboratory DGA, online continuous DGA monitoring, portable field screening devices, and periodic DGA testing programs.

Complete only the fields you know. If you have prior DGA trend data or transformer nameplates, upload them near the end of this form.
  • Diagnostic
  • Duval Triangle
  • Online Monitoring
  • Periodic Program
  • Portable Screening

DGA Testing RFQ Intake

This form is built for electric utilities, industrial facility owners, and substation service contractors sourcing dissolved gas analysis for incipient fault detection in oil-filled transformers.

  • Service type — laboratory, online monitoring, or portable screening
  • Equipment type, rating, and sample collection arrangements
  • Gases tracked and interpretation method — Duval, Rogers, IEEE C57.104
  • Monitoring frequency, alarm thresholds, and applicable standards

For Emergency Diagnostic Testing

Specify equipment type, alarm condition, and required turnaround for DGA testing following a suspected fault or protection operation.

For Online Continuous Monitoring

Capture communications protocol, gases to track, and alarm threshold requirements for a permanent online DGA monitor installation.

For Periodic Fleet Testing Programs

Provide equipment count, testing frequency, and trending report requirements for an ongoing laboratory DGA program across a transformer fleet.

1. DGA Service Type and Scope

Select the dissolved gas analysis (DGA) service needed. DGA is the standard diagnostic for detecting incipient faults inside oil-filled transformers, such as overheating, arcing, and partial discharge.

Service Type

2. Equipment and Sampling Details

Identify the equipment being monitored or tested.

Equipment Type

3. Gases Tracked and Interpretation

Specify which gases must be tracked and the interpretation method required.

Gases to Track

4. Monitoring Frequency and History

For online monitoring, specify sampling frequency and communication requirements. For periodic testing, specify the testing interval.

Monitoring / Testing Frequency

5. Standards and Documentation

Select applicable standards and documentation required.

Standards and Documentation

6. Timeline and Commercial Terms

Specify urgency, scheduling, and commercial requirements.

7. Contact, Delivery, Uploads, and Notes

Quote Type
Support Required

Upload one-line diagrams, equipment lists, relay settings, utility fault current, previous studies, models, drawings, RFP documents, site standards, or photos.

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