An expert system is presented for power system fault diagnosis. The effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated using a power system model. The proposed expert system detects the possible faults in a power system using information from relays and circuit breakers. The knowledge stored in the database can be easily changed making it flexible for different power system environments. This expert system will be a valuable tool that enables power system operators to better cope with emergencies.© IEE
Condition monitoring of turbine generators, housed at British Energy nuclear power stations througho...
Between power circuit breakers at the two ends of a transmission line, automatic switches have been ...
Abstract—In order to support dispatcher to deal with the fault of the power grid more fast and corre...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:D211088 / BLDSC - British Library Doc...
First generation expert systems use judgemental knowledge of the human experts which use heuristic a...
Original scientific paper The occurrence of fault is an unwanted situation in electric power systems...
In fault diagnostic expert systems, the knowledge can be either shallow (experience-based) or deep (...
An expert system for accident analysis and fault diagnosis for the Loss of Fluid Test (LOFT) reactor...
This thesis discusses the key issues of development of an Expert System (ES) proposed for diagnosing...
This Chapter presents the evolution of the expert systems paradigm for fault diagnosis in technical ...
Aiming at that the automatic fault diagnosis method is difficult to locate the fault causes under un...
Application of expert system (ES) to power systems is an area of growing interest. For the past twen...
Power systems are the largest and most complex human made systems, where faults always occurred, in ...
This paper presents the development of an expert system TPAISA for fault analysis of analog problems...
In critical infrastructure, such as nuclear power generation, constituent assets are continually mon...
Condition monitoring of turbine generators, housed at British Energy nuclear power stations througho...
Between power circuit breakers at the two ends of a transmission line, automatic switches have been ...
Abstract—In order to support dispatcher to deal with the fault of the power grid more fast and corre...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:D211088 / BLDSC - British Library Doc...
First generation expert systems use judgemental knowledge of the human experts which use heuristic a...
Original scientific paper The occurrence of fault is an unwanted situation in electric power systems...
In fault diagnostic expert systems, the knowledge can be either shallow (experience-based) or deep (...
An expert system for accident analysis and fault diagnosis for the Loss of Fluid Test (LOFT) reactor...
This thesis discusses the key issues of development of an Expert System (ES) proposed for diagnosing...
This Chapter presents the evolution of the expert systems paradigm for fault diagnosis in technical ...
Aiming at that the automatic fault diagnosis method is difficult to locate the fault causes under un...
Application of expert system (ES) to power systems is an area of growing interest. For the past twen...
Power systems are the largest and most complex human made systems, where faults always occurred, in ...
This paper presents the development of an expert system TPAISA for fault analysis of analog problems...
In critical infrastructure, such as nuclear power generation, constituent assets are continually mon...
Condition monitoring of turbine generators, housed at British Energy nuclear power stations througho...
Between power circuit breakers at the two ends of a transmission line, automatic switches have been ...
Abstract—In order to support dispatcher to deal with the fault of the power grid more fast and corre...