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ANN for Power Transformer Fault Diagnosis

This document presents an artificial neural network technique for power transformer fault diagnosis that improves upon conventional dissolved gas analysis approaches. An adaptive backpropagation learning algorithm is used to train an ANN model that converges faster than conventional backpropagation. The developed ANN system demonstrates superior performance in power transformer fault diagnosis compared to conventional methods.

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ANN for Power Transformer Fault Diagnosis

This document presents an artificial neural network technique for power transformer fault diagnosis that improves upon conventional dissolved gas analysis approaches. An adaptive backpropagation learning algorithm is used to train an ANN model that converges faster than conventional backpropagation. The developed ANN system demonstrates superior performance in power transformer fault diagnosis compared to conventional methods.

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ANN BASED POWER TRANSFORMER FAULT DIAGNOSIS

ABSTRACT

This paper presents as Artificial Neural Network (ANN) technique to recognize the incipient faults of power transformers. The technique presented in this paper improves the diagnosis accuracy of the conventional dissolved gas analysis (DGA) approaches. The ANN is trained by using Adaptive Back-propagation learning algorithm that converges much faster than the conventional Back-propagation algorithm. The developed ANN system for the power transformer fault diagnosis has superior performance in fault diagnosis has superior performance in fault diagnosis as compared to the conventional methods.

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Dept of E&E, VVCE

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