Real time web based condition monitoring system for power transformers - Case study

The need for improved performance of power systems in terms of reliability and higher productivity has necessitated more and more application of condition monitoring techniques, which can provide early warning of potential failure with the opportunity of organizing avoidance strategies to minimize l...

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Published in2008 International Conference on Condition Monitoring and Diagnosis pp. 1307 - 1309
Main Authors Wagle, Anant. M., Lobo, A.M., A., Santosh Kumar, Patil, Shubhangi, Venkatasami, A.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.04.2008
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Condition monitoring
Costs
Dissolved Gas Analysis
GSM & GPRS Service
Hydran sensors
Organizing
Performance loss
Power system reliability
Power transformers
Productivity
Real time systems
Testing
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Summary:The need for improved performance of power systems in terms of reliability and higher productivity has necessitated more and more application of condition monitoring techniques, which can provide early warning of potential failure with the opportunity of organizing avoidance strategies to minimize loss of time and unexpected costs. Periodic condition monitoring tests have limitations such as continuous availability of data and will lead to reactive maintenance. Any event happening between the monitoring intervals is lost and by the time it is noticed the severity of fault might have increased manifolds. To overcome this continuous monitoring solutions are gaining demand. Many stand alone solutions are available in the market for local SCADA applications. Development of a versatile real time Web based monitoring system (DAKSHITAtrade), which can take simultaneous inputs from multiple sensors, equipments and sites, are explained in this paper.
ISBN:9781424416219
1424416213
DOI:10.1109/CMD.2008.4580216