DGA Fault Triangle for Power BI

Power BI visual for transformer dissolved gas analysis

Dissolved gas analysis is a specialist workflow, but the reporting output often needs to be understood by engineers, planners, managers, and asset owners. DGA Fault Triangle brings Duval-style triangle interpretation into Power BI so teams can present transformer condition patterns alongside maintenance history, asset metadata, inspection plans, and other operational data.

What the DGA Fault Triangle helps you show

• Transformer DGA sample values plotted inside a triangle-style visual.
• Potential fault zones and gas-pattern relationships for condition review.
• Comparisons across transformers, sample dates, fleets, regions, or operating contexts.
• Trend movement between samples when reports need to show change over time.
• Consistent visual evidence for engineering, maintenance, and reliability discussions.

Common DGA and asset-condition use cases

• Transformer fleet monitoring and periodic dissolved gas analysis review.
• Maintenance planning based on asset condition and fault-pattern indicators.
• Engineering dashboards for utilities, industrial sites, and energy teams.
• Reliability reporting that combines DGA data with inspection or work-order context.
• Standardized Power BI reporting across business units that manage transformer assets.

Important interpretation note

DGA Fault Triangle helps visualize and classify dissolved gas patterns; it does not replace engineering judgment, laboratory quality checks, or transformer safety procedures. Use it as a reporting and interpretation aid inside a broader asset-health workflow.

Choose the right license tier

ReadyViz offers license tiers for different team sizes, from small pilot groups to broad enterprise deployments. Choose the tier that matches the number of users who need access to the visual in Power BI. If more people need access later, select a larger tier for the reporting audience.

License tier guide

Choose the license tier that matches the number of users who need access to the Power BI visual.

• 1–10 users — small teams and pilot projects
• 10–50 users — growing departments
• 50–100 users — mid-sized reporting teams
• 100–150 users — multi-team business units
• 150–200 users — larger operations and analytics teams
• 200–300 users — enterprise reporting groups
• 300–500 users — broad enterprise deployments

Compatibility, setup, and documentation

The visual is built for Microsoft Power BI custom visual workflows and professional reporting environments. Review the documentation before rollout to confirm gas fields, sample structure, triangle method selection, formatting, and interpretation guidance.

Read the DGA Fault Triangle documentation or view the visual on Microsoft Marketplace.

DGA Fault Triangle FAQ

What is the DGA Fault Triangle for Power BI?

It is a ReadyViz custom visual that helps display transformer dissolved gas analysis patterns directly inside Microsoft Power BI reports.

Who should use this visual?

It is designed for asset managers, maintenance teams, reliability engineers, transformer specialists, and analysts who report on transformer condition and dissolved gas results.

Which license tier should I choose?

Select the tier based on the number of users who need access to the visual. Smaller tiers fit pilot teams; higher tiers fit larger reporting groups and enterprise deployments.

Does the visual detect transformer faults by itself?

No. It supports visual interpretation and classification once DGA data is available. Engineering review remains essential for maintenance, outage, or safety decisions.