2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2012.04.057
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A new methodology of fault location for predictive maintenance of transmission lines

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“…Both ANNs have been widely used, the last years, in the solution of many power system problems presenting very accurate results. MLP and RBF ANNs have been used for the fault location and predictive maintenance of transmission lines [9,10], for the estimation of transmission lines' distance protection [11], for lightning outage calculations and grounding resistance issues [12], for voltage stability monitoring [13], for the estimation of electric fields and the critical flashover voltage along high-voltage insulators [12,14], and for power transformer problems such as insulation aging and fault diagnosis [15,16].…”
Section: Artificial Neural Network' (Anns) Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both ANNs have been widely used, the last years, in the solution of many power system problems presenting very accurate results. MLP and RBF ANNs have been used for the fault location and predictive maintenance of transmission lines [9,10], for the estimation of transmission lines' distance protection [11], for lightning outage calculations and grounding resistance issues [12], for voltage stability monitoring [13], for the estimation of electric fields and the critical flashover voltage along high-voltage insulators [12,14], and for power transformer problems such as insulation aging and fault diagnosis [15,16].…”
Section: Artificial Neural Network' (Anns) Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Today, many countries have to urgently address the issue of the timely detection and elimination of defects in transmission lines [14][15][16][17]. What makes it highly relevant to design appropriate 'preemptive' solutions is their strong economic effect that shows in lower expenditures on the elimination of failures, compensation of power losses and operating costs [13,[17][18][19][20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second is preventive maintenance, where maintenance is performed at regular intervals in order to avoid machine breakdowns (Joo & Min, 2013;Moghaddam & Usher, 2011;Yeh, Kao & Chang, 2009;You, Li & Meng, 2011;Zhao, 2003). Third is predictive maintenance, where the health of the system is continuously monitored using sophisticated equipments and maintenance is performed only when required by the state of the system/machine (Chu, Proth & Wolff, 1998;Costa, Carnero & Oliveira, 2012;Dieulle, Berenguer, Grall & Roussignol, 2001;Hsiao, Drury, Wu & Paquet, 2013;Moya, 2004;Neves, Santiago & Maia, 2011;Silva, Negrao, Junior & Bobi, 2012). In corrective maintenance, the machine/machines is in a highly degraded state, prolonging the maintenance time, while preventive maintenance entails a higher frequency of maintenance, resulting in more than required maintenance, thereby increasing machine down time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%