2021
DOI: 10.1049/icp.2020.0194
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Artificial intelligence model for transformer fault diagnosis using a constructed database

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“…3) Four AI models (SVM, KNN, decision tree, and ANN) are trained with the DGA datasets extracted from a constructed fault database [31]. Eight transformer health conditions can be detected by the model, which are: low-energy discharge (D1); high-energy discharge (D2); a combination fault discharge fault and thermal fault; partial discharge (PD); low temperature fault (T1); medium temperature fault (T2); high temperature fault (T3); and normal state (NS).…”
Section: Iiidynamic Fault Prediction Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…3) Four AI models (SVM, KNN, decision tree, and ANN) are trained with the DGA datasets extracted from a constructed fault database [31]. Eight transformer health conditions can be detected by the model, which are: low-energy discharge (D1); high-energy discharge (D2); a combination fault discharge fault and thermal fault; partial discharge (PD); low temperature fault (T1); medium temperature fault (T2); high temperature fault (T3); and normal state (NS).…”
Section: Iiidynamic Fault Prediction Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fault rate for the seven future weeks and true health state are tabulated in Table X. To clarify, actual faults were assessed by a hybrid method combining the Roger's ratio and Duval triangle method to construct a fault database, which was proposed in our previous work [18] [31]. In most cases, the transformer condition was healthy; only rare cases with DT faults and some cases with thermal faults, particularly for T3 occurred, which matched the actual fault type distribution.…”
Section: Transformer Condition Predictionmentioning
confidence: 99%