2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2018.06.007
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A novel synchronous fault identification strategy of electronic transformer based on synergy of historical data

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“…The results in Tab. 8 show that, compared with 10 groups of actual fault types known in advance, there are 9 groups with the same results and 1 group with different results. That is, the diagnostic accuracy rate of the BTS's fault diagnosis model based on VPRS-RBFNN is 90%, indicating that this model is feasible.…”
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“…The results in Tab. 8 show that, compared with 10 groups of actual fault types known in advance, there are 9 groups with the same results and 1 group with different results. That is, the diagnostic accuracy rate of the BTS's fault diagnosis model based on VPRS-RBFNN is 90%, indicating that this model is feasible.…”
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“…Hu et al [6] mined the casing data of oil-immersed transformers and used Apriori algorithm and Tanimoto coefficient to evaluate the relationship between state parameters; based on Pearson correlation coefficient, the fault diagnosis matrix was constructed, which judges the fault diagnosis mode of the equipment. Feng et al [7] used the method of data fusion to establish the equipment diagnosis model of power transformer, which reduced the uncertainty of fault diagnosis; Lin et al [8] found the discrete model of topology structure and state of power system of transformer from a large number of historical data, and proved the synchronous fault principle of transformer. In order to overcome the limitations of DGA method, Abu-Siada and Hmood [9] introduced fuzzy logic to identify transformer faults more accurately.…”
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