DocumentCode
653120
Title
New applications of transformer utilization and analysis
Author
Crow, Brian
Author_Institution
Verdeeco Inc., Atlanta, GA, USA
fYear
2013
fDate
April 28 2013-May 1 2013
Abstract
Smartgrid connected devices have increased the ability of the utility to collect data on the distribution network. Combined with the proliferation of web services to provide supporting data such as granular weather data, these data streams offer a valuable resource to more accurately profile and monitor transformer utilization. This profiling offers the ability to back check traditional rules of thumb on engineering design calculations, and monitor for anomalies on the distribution network. Advancement in computational devices allow for this analysis to be performed often and rapidly. Quantitative statistical measures can now be more broadly distributed across better sampling sets. Better access to manufacturer data on transformer specs along with granular temperature monitoring insert the probability of predicting failure in advance thus allowing the utility to optimize resource planning and minimize disruption to the customer. This presentation will discuss the ability to monitor, profile, rate and predict failure of distribution transformers using the new smartgrid data sources.
Keywords
Web services; data analysis; design engineering; power distribution planning; power system measurement; power transformers; power utilisation; probability; smart power grids; statistical analysis; Web service proliferation; computational device; data analysis; data streaming; distribution network; distribution transformer; engineering design calculation; granular temperature monitoring; granular weather data; predicting failure probability; quantitative statistical measurement; resource planning; smart grid connected device; smart grid data source; Decision making; Load modeling; Meteorology; Monitoring; Phase transformers; Temperature measurement; Temperature sensors; Data Analysis; Data Warehouses; Electrical Engineering; Electricity; Power Distribution; Smart Grid; Statistical Analysis; Statistical Learning; Time Series Analysis; Transformers;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Rural Electric Power Conference (REPC), 2013 IEEE
Conference_Location
Stone Mountain, GA
ISSN
0734-7464
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-5173-7
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/REPCon.2013.6681860
Filename
6681860
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