2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.autcon.2020.103091
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Using image pre-mapping for applications of monitoring electrical switchboards

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“…This method requires the operator to know how to use thermal cameras and to have knowledge of thermal imaging and image processing. To simplify the method, a classifier has been developed, which, through computational processing, detects the operating status of components [31]. In the case of an energy audit, in addition to thermography, measurements of electrical parameters are also necessary [32].…”
Section: Receiver Name Average Monthly Consumption [Kwh]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method requires the operator to know how to use thermal cameras and to have knowledge of thermal imaging and image processing. To simplify the method, a classifier has been developed, which, through computational processing, detects the operating status of components [31]. In the case of an energy audit, in addition to thermography, measurements of electrical parameters are also necessary [32].…”
Section: Receiver Name Average Monthly Consumption [Kwh]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This technique is very popular in many industries and fields such as preventive and/or predictive maintenance and non-destructive testing, to detect problems more efficiently and safely, but is not currently used effectively. [1] Techniques and technical applications are developed, for the detection and analysis of a certain defect on electronic circuits and electrical equipment. Current thermographic processing software has some limitations, mainly because it is developed for general applications and does not identify a region of interest.…”
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