Creating an integrated energy system for efficient
operation of power networks requires performing accurate
monitoring of electrical equipment. According to current
definitions, monitoring should include both automatic
observation and assessment of the object state. In this article
presented the concept of online monitoring system, which
involves power transformers state assessment. Proposed to
present the architecture of the system in the form of four levels
performing certain functions. The information is given on the
transformer physical characteristics models used to assess its
condition.
Published In : IJCAT Journal Volume 1, Issue 5
Date of Publication : 30 June 2014
Pages : 191 - 195
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Publication Link : Development of the On-line Power Transformer State
Monitoring System
Serhiy Denysiuk : PhD, Professor, Head of
the Power Supply Department of NTU "Kyiv
Polytechnic Institute". He has obtained doctoral
degree for a thesis Calculation and Synthesis of
Voltage Converters. Winner of Ukraine National
Academy of Sciences Award. In 1991 awarded
by academic rank of Senior Scientist in the field
of semiconductor energy converters.
Ivan Prytyskach : He received Master’s degree
on Electrical power system in 2012 from
National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv
Polytechnic Institute", Kiev, Ukraine. Presently
he is a Postgraduate Student of Power Supply
Department in NTUU “KPI”. His research
interests are Power Supply Systems and
Monitoring in the Power Industry.
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