A systematic review for switchgear asset management in power grids: condition monitoring, health assessment, and maintenance strategy
Asset management process and techniques can improve the cost-efficiency, balance the cost and risk, and prolong the service life of the aging switchgears in power grids, which have become increasingly important for electric utilities. This paper provides an insight into the recent developments in sw...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1727332023-12-18T06:28:43Z A systematic review for switchgear asset management in power grids: condition monitoring, health assessment, and maintenance strategy Zhou, Nan Xu, Yan Cho, Sungin Wee, Cheng Tian School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering Asset Management Condition Monitoring Asset management process and techniques can improve the cost-efficiency, balance the cost and risk, and prolong the service life of the aging switchgears in power grids, which have become increasingly important for electric utilities. This paper provides an insight into the recent developments in switchgear asset management and explore future research stream. Accordingly, three directions: condition monitoring, health assessment, and maintenance strategy have been addressed. We first present switchgear condition monitoring indicators and condition evaluation methods utilizing these condition data. Subsequently, we explain health index methodologies to achieve switchgear health assessment and remaining useful life estimation. With these results, we then present the maintenance strategy and life cycle cost optimization methods to address cost-efficient decision making. Finally, the limitation of existing methods and future research trend are discussed. This paper covers various asset management domains, attempting to create a common understanding and fill the gaps among the academic, industry, and technology area. Energy Market Authority (EMA) Nanyang Technological University This work was supported in part by SP Group (Project 1: Risk-Based Asset Investment and Planning Optimization), and the Energy Market Authority, Singapore through Energy Programme under Grant EMA-EP010-SNJL-001, and in part by Nanyang Technological University. 2023-12-18T06:28:42Z 2023-12-18T06:28:42Z 2023 Journal Article Zhou, N., Xu, Y., Cho, S. & Wee, C. T. (2023). A systematic review for switchgear asset management in power grids: condition monitoring, health assessment, and maintenance strategy. IEEE Transactions On Power Delivery, 38(5), 3296-3311. https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/TPWRD.2023.3272883 0885-8977 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/172733 10.1109/TPWRD.2023.3272883 2-s2.0-85159812941 5 38 3296 3311 en EMA-EP010-SNJL-001 IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery © 2023 IEEE. All rights reserved. |
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Asset management process and techniques can improve the cost-efficiency, balance the cost and risk, and prolong the service life of the aging switchgears in power grids, which have become increasingly important for electric utilities. This paper provides an insight into the recent developments in switchgear asset management and explore future research stream. Accordingly, three directions: condition monitoring, health assessment, and maintenance strategy have been addressed. We first present switchgear condition monitoring indicators and condition evaluation methods utilizing these condition data. Subsequently, we explain health index methodologies to achieve switchgear health assessment and remaining useful life estimation. With these results, we then present the maintenance strategy and life cycle cost optimization methods to address cost-efficient decision making. Finally, the limitation of existing methods and future research trend are discussed. This paper covers various asset management domains, attempting to create a common understanding and fill the gaps among the academic, industry, and technology area. |
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