Tags:DGA, Machine Learning, Mean Shift, Network Neural Artificial and Power Transformers
Abstract:
The power transformer is a valuable asset of the electrical system. A damage causes the interruption of electrical service and high repair costs for companies. Therefore, the detection of faults in incipient conditions is essential. In the recent literature Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) is the best accepted technique to the diagnosis of incipient faults in power transformers. This paper presents an approach to diagnosis fault by DGA using deep neural network, the drawbacks of the number of training patterns (amount of data) is satisfactory solved with using the Mean Shift algorithm. Likewise, the input and output parameters are conveniently selected, the input parameters being the gas relations established in the IEE60599 standard acting in parallel with a new ratio of proposed gas (Rnew = C2H2 / C2H6) and a binary output. The proposed approach achieved an accuracy of 100%, both in the training and validation process as well
Incipient Fault Diagnosis in Power Transformers by DGA using a Machine Learning ANN - Mean Shift Approach