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What D1-H, T3 or S actually means: every fault code our DGA tools can emit, with baseline severity, recommendations, and the exact clause in the standard or paper that defines it.
Generated from TriboTech's central fault-code registry — the same single source of truth our calculators and report pipeline use, with clause-level provenance on every entry.
The tools are calculation tools made available free of charge by TriboTech ApS as part of the professional communication of its engineering consultancy. The tools perform a calculation based on the values entered and the published methods identified. They do not constitute an examination of an asset, a diagnosis, or advice on any specific asset. The tools have no knowledge of the asset's design, history, loading or operating conditions, and a result cannot therefore serve on its own as the basis for a technical or operational decision. A result is an indication, not a diagnosis. Use of the tools does not create a client relationship and does not create an advisory relationship. TriboTech ApS provides advisory services only under a concluded framework agreement, and no advisory liability is assumed for the use of results from the tools outside such an agreement. Any decision taken on the basis of a result — including a decision not to act — is taken by the user on the user's own professional judgement and at the user's own risk. As CIGRE itself puts it: "Actual actions on the equipment are the sole responsibility of engineers in charge of the transformers" (CIGRE Technical Brochure 771, 2019, section C.8, printed page 54). Each tool states which published methods and which editions the calculation is based on. The standard itself is the authoritative source, and a standard may have been revised since the edition a tool uses.
Method implementation — The calculations behind the tools on this site are versioned. When a correction changes the result a tool gives for the same input, that tool's version changes with it. What changed, and when
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