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1990

Signal processing techniques for partial discharge site location in shielded cables

Knapp, C.H.; Bansal, R.; Mashikian, M.S.; Northrop, R.B.

Power Delivery, IEEE Transactions on , Volume: 5 Issue: 2 , April 1990

Page(s): 859 -865

Abstract :

An instrumentation package capable of locating partial discharge sites in cables has been

developed. The digitized partial discharge (PD) signals recorded from one cable end

consist of a sequence of pulses whose separations contain information on the relative

location of the PD site. The signals are often contaminated by noise and undergo

substantial attenuation and phase change as they travel though the cable and the detection

system. Moreover, overlap of two successive pulses is possible if the PD site is close to

a cable end. The authors describe and illustrate two techniques-maximum likelihood (ML)

estimation and deconvolution-for extracting pulse separation from such a time series of

noisy and ambiguous signals. Both real and simulated measurements are used to

demonstrate the potential of these methods. A procedure whereby knowledge of the

combined cable-instrumentation transfer function can be incorporated into the maximum

likelihood technique is also discussed. The ML method appears to be much more effective

in the presence of cable noise. The main disadvantage of the ML method is that the

approximate width of the wavelet or basic PD pulse should be known to give the best

compromise between noise smoothing and peak resolution. This width can be determined

by an impulse response test or by knowledge of cable length and parameters.

 


1998

Wavelet analysis used in UHF partial discharge detection in GIS [gas insulated

substations]

Li, Z.M.; Feng, Y.P.; Chen, J.Q.; Zheng, X.G.

Power System Technology, 1998. Proceedings. POWERCON '98. 1998 International

Conference on , Volume: 1 , 1998

Page(s): 163 -166 vol.1

Abstract :

One of the most important subjects in monitoring GIS is PD detection. The issue is that

the PD signal is weak and sensitive to external noise. In this paper, the experiments of

detection PD in GIS using UHF technique is described. The results show that UHF

method is effective in detecting PD in GIS and avoiding the disturbance of corona.

Nevertheless very large corona, fluorescent tube or radio frequency noise nearby can still

disturb the measurement. A method of signal processing by software is presented in this

paper. Through the procedure of signal wavelet transform, signal noise extraction and

signal reconstruction the signal is analyzed to determine the magnitude of PD in GIS and

avoid false alarm.

 


1999

Partial discharge mapping in high voltage (HV) cable networks

Shim, I.; Soraghan, J.J.; Siew, W.H.; McPherson, F.; Sludden, K.; Gale, P.F.

Electrical Insulation Conference and Electrical Manufacturing & Coil Winding

Conference, 1999. Proceedings , 1999

Page(s): 497 -500

Abstract :

This paper presents a new technique for locating partial discharges in HV cables. The

method has been developed and used for on-line measurement of HV cable networks.

When there is more than one PD site, the PD location procedure becomes intricate. The

PD patterns are processed to detect the individual PD locations. An analogue model was

built to verify and test the technique proposed. The results of the PD generated from the

model are presented and discussed. Real data from the field are later compared to the

results obtained from the model.

 


2000

Defect classification based on Weibull statistic of partial discharge height

distribution with wavelet preprocessing

Chia P.Y.; Liew A.C.

Power System Technology, 2000. Proceedings. PowerCon 2000. International

Conference on , Volume: 2 , 2000

Page(s): 1035 -1040 vol.2

Abstract :

The paper describes a stochastic analysis performed using two-parameter Weibull

statistics involving a scheme whereby the PD signals are decomposed using discrete

wavelet transform. In a high voltage experimental setup, artificial cylindrical voids were

made in a Perspex column of 40 mm in length. The signals obtained from a corona

detector were collected via an 8 bit oscilloscope with data storage capabilities. The signals

were analyzed using PD height distribution (PDHD). The scheme presents itself as a

multi-level Weibull analysis to identify and quantify voids in solid dielectric insulations

based on nonultra wide band detection and wavelet aided signal processing.

 


Detection of wide-band E-M signals emitted from partial discharge occurring in

GIS using wavelet transform

Kawada, M.; Tungkanawanich, A.; Kawasaki, Z.-I.; Matsu-Ura, K.

Power Delivery, IEEE Transactions on , Volume: 15 Issue: 2 , April 2000

Page(s): 467 -471

Abstract :

Recently, diagnostic techniques have been investigated to detect a partial discharge (PD)

associated with a dielectric material defect in a high-voltage electrical apparatus. Gas

insulated switchgear (GIS) is an important equipment in a substation, it is highly desirable

to measure a partial discharge (PD) occurring in GIS which is a symptom of an insulation

breakdown. As it is important to develop a noncontact method for detecting the insulation

fault, this paper proposes a new method to detect the wide-band electromagnetic (E-M)

wave emitted from PD using the Wavelet transform. The Wavelet transform provides a

direct quantitative measure of spectral content, "dynamic spectrum", in the time-frequency

domain. This paper experimentally shows the "dynamic spectrum" of the wide-band E-M

wave emitted from PD in the time-frequency domain. This method is shown to be useful

for detecting the symptom of the insulation breakdown occurring in GIS.

 


Robust partial discharge measurement in MV cable networks using discrete

wavelet transforms

Shim, I.; Soragan, J.J.; Siew, W.H.; Sludden, K.; Gale, P.F.

Power Engineering Society Winter Meeting, 2000. IEEE , Volume: 1 , 2000

Page(s): 718 -723 vol.1

Abstract :

This paper describes the application of discrete wavelet transforms to partial discharge

(PD) measurements. Real field data measured from an 11 kV cable online has been used

to test the algorithm. When taking measurements online, inaccuracy occurs when the

measurements are affected by internal low frequency disturbances. Results demonstrate

that the use of this technique leads to accurate location of partial discharge.

 


2001

Analysis of VHF-wideband electromagnetic noises from partial discharge using

discrete wavelet transform

Tungkanawanich, A.; Hamid, E.Y.; Kawasaki, Z.-I.; Matsuura, K.

Power Engineering Society Winter Meeting, 2001 IEEE , Volume: 1 , 2001

Page(s): 263 -268 vol.1

Abstract :

In this paper, a new application of discrete wavelet transform to analyze the wide-band

electromagnetic waves from partial discharge (PD) is introduced. The discrete wavelet

transform has a special feature to perform the signal decomposition and reconstruction by

multi-resolution analysis. Using this method, we can decompose the detected signal into

various frequency subband signals, and then estimate the true shape of PD signal by

mixing the appropriately-selected decomposed signals. The threshold processing of

sub-band signals is applied to reduce the interference of broadcasting signals. It is shown

that the pro-posed method is advantageous to obtain almost the true shape of PD signal,

whose characteristics can be used for the purpose of PD classification. Experimental

results obtained by applying high voltage on faulty insulators are used to show the

effectiveness of the proposed method.
 

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