Vibration-Based Fault Detection in Power Transformers: A Neural Network Approach to Inter-Turn Short Circuits
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Abstract
Transformers are essential elements of modern power networks because they assure efficient electrical distribution and transportation.They are susceptible to internal faults though, including inter-winding short circuits, which are hard to identify in real time with traditional methods such as heat monitoring and gas dissolved analysis.These flaws have the potential to seriously impair transformer performance and result in pricey system failures.For the purpose of to identify winding short-circuit defects, this research proposes a vibration analysis-based method that makes use of artificial neural networks (ANN) and the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT).This method analyses vibration frequency variations as failure indicators and uses ANN to accurately classify a variety of situations.According to results from experiments, the suggested method differentiates between normal and defective states under various load situations, enabling early and accurate fault diagnosis.The ability of the system to keep monitoring transformers without needing shutdowns boosts efficacy in functioning, lowers repair costs, and increases the power grid's overall accuracy.
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| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.001 |
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