Electrical Equipment Life Cycle Monitoring

Alexandra I. Khalyasmaa; Stepan A. Dmitriev; Daniil A. Glushkov; Denis A. Baltin; Natalia A. Babushkina

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1008-1009.536

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Electrical Equipment Life Cycle Monitoring

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This article describes the problems associated with the electrical equipment condition control and life cycle monitoring at electrical substations. This article contains a basic approach of electrical equipment life cycle assessment derived from the actual equipment condition analysis. A graphical interpretation of the 110 kV power transformer life cycle based on the statistical analysis is also figured out.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1008-1009)

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536-539

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Alexandra I. Khalyasmaa*, Stepan A. Dmitriev, Daniil A. Glushkov, Denis A. Baltin, Natalia A. Babushkina

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Electrical Equipment Condition, Electrical Equipment Life Cycle, Electrical Substation, Residual Lifetime Assessment, Technical Diagnostics

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