2019
DOI: 10.1007/s42835-019-00219-5
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A Fractional Fourier Transform-Based Approach for Gas-Insulated Switchgear Partial Discharge Recognition

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“…In [46], Basharan et al extracted the average and standard deviation of FD and lacunarity from the 3-D PRPD plots, and high classification accuracy was achieved by using these fractal features. Authors in [47], [48], and [49] basically adopted similar scheme as in [46], the difference was that they used different kinds of PD spectrograms as the source images for fractal features extraction. To sum up, the fractal features can well reflect the characteristics of different PD spectrograms, thus can achieve satisfactory recognition results.…”
Section: ) Chaos/fractal-based Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [46], Basharan et al extracted the average and standard deviation of FD and lacunarity from the 3-D PRPD plots, and high classification accuracy was achieved by using these fractal features. Authors in [47], [48], and [49] basically adopted similar scheme as in [46], the difference was that they used different kinds of PD spectrograms as the source images for fractal features extraction. To sum up, the fractal features can well reflect the characteristics of different PD spectrograms, thus can achieve satisfactory recognition results.…”
Section: ) Chaos/fractal-based Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Qikun Feng et al [30] has studied the effect of metal depression on concave sides of the basin-type insulator in GIS at different heights and radii of metal depression and observed that at high voltage conductor the electric field stress is higher than that of grounded enclosure. Feng-Chang Gu et al [31] has identified four GIS models with typical defects where the models include internal conductor of porcelain bushing at load side like Type 1: Conductor of porcelain bushing containing oil grease, Type 2: Gas tank containing metal particles, Type 3: Operation handle containing welding depression, Type 4: Metal ring with an abrasion defect. Tao Wen et al [32] has evaluated the effectiveness of on-site GIS equipment with insulation defects, based on the insulation characteristics of a coaxial cylinder structure SF6 gas gap with a conductive depression under the impulses of different dimensions resulted with 50% breakdown voltage in the voltage-time curve.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%