Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system

On-site measurement of partial discharge is normally implemented by installing capacitor coupler to the power apparatus under study. This incurs a troublesome implementation process which requires un-desirable shut-down of the power apparatus. In recent years, non-intrusive partial discharge measure...

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Main Author: Lau, Y. Y.
Other Authors: Zhang Daming
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Published: 2010
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-405702023-07-07T17:53:43Z Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system Lau, Y. Y. Zhang Daming School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering On-site measurement of partial discharge is normally implemented by installing capacitor coupler to the power apparatus under study. This incurs a troublesome implementation process which requires un-desirable shut-down of the power apparatus. In recent years, non-intrusive partial discharge measurement techniques are being developed quickly, which mainly include electrical and acoustic approaches. Though non-intrusive measurement technique enjoys easiness of implementation, it does not necessary means that time is saved in measuring Partial Discharge. A useful program that allowed user to faster acquire and also analyze signals is needed to save time and cost while providing increased accuracy. In this project, a LabVIEW program was developed to acquire and analyze signals received from a non-intrusive partial discharge sensor. The reference partial discharge source to be used was generated by a laboratory based corona generator. Bachelor of Engineering 2010-06-16T08:02:31Z 2010-06-16T08:02:31Z 2010 2010 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/40570 en Nanyang Technological University 128 p. application/pdf
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Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system
description On-site measurement of partial discharge is normally implemented by installing capacitor coupler to the power apparatus under study. This incurs a troublesome implementation process which requires un-desirable shut-down of the power apparatus. In recent years, non-intrusive partial discharge measurement techniques are being developed quickly, which mainly include electrical and acoustic approaches. Though non-intrusive measurement technique enjoys easiness of implementation, it does not necessary means that time is saved in measuring Partial Discharge. A useful program that allowed user to faster acquire and also analyze signals is needed to save time and cost while providing increased accuracy. In this project, a LabVIEW program was developed to acquire and analyze signals received from a non-intrusive partial discharge sensor. The reference partial discharge source to be used was generated by a laboratory based corona generator.
author2 Zhang Daming
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author Lau, Y. Y.
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title Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system
title_short Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system
title_full Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system
title_fullStr Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system
title_full_unstemmed Development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system
title_sort development of labview-based partial discharge signal acquiring and analyzing system
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