Design of GIS switch state detection system based on wireless power transfer

Wen, Feng; Zhao, Wenhan; Ji, Kesong; Chu, Zhoujian

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2021.08.005

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“…In order to effectively detect the state of the GIS switch, researchers have proposed a variety of technologies, including image recognition [6][7][8], attitude sensing [9], microswitch [10], magnetic induction [11], current and angular displacement [12], vibration sensing [13] and so on.…”

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Quick Identification of Open/Closed State of GIS Switch Based on Vibration Detection and Deep Learning

Zhang

et al. 2023

Electronics

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The rapid and accurate identification of the opening and closing state of the knife switch in a gas insulated switchgear (GIS) is very important for the timely detection of equipment faults and for the reduction of related accidents. However, existing technologies, such as image recognition, are vulnerable to weather or light intensity, while microswitch, attitude sensing and other methods are unable to induce equipment power failure with sufficient speed, which brings many new challenges to the operation and maintenance of a GIS. Therefore, this research designs a GIS shell vibration detection system for knife switch state discrimination, introduces a deep learning algorithm for knife switch vibration signal analysis, and proposes a fast convolutional neural network (FCNN) to identify the knife switch state. For the designed FCNN, a normalization layer and a nonlinear activation layer are used after each convolution layer to obviously reduce feature quantity and increase algorithm efficiency. In order to test the recognition performance based on the vibration detection system, this study carried out two kinds of knife switch opening and closing experiments. One group with artificial noise was added, the other group did not include artifical noise, and a corresponding data set was constructed. The experimental results show that the recognition accuracy for both datasets reaches 100%, and the FCNN algorithm is better than the five classical algorithms in terms of prediction efficiency. This study shows that the vibration detection technology based on deep learning can be used to effectively identify the opening and closing state of a GIS knife switch, and is expected to be promoted and applied.

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Quick Identification of Open/Closed State of GIS Switch Based on Vibration Detection and Deep Learning

Zhang

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Electronics

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Design of GIS switch state detection system based on wireless power transfer

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Quick Identification of Open/Closed State of GIS Switch Based on Vibration Detection and Deep Learning

Quick Identification of Open/Closed State of GIS Switch Based on Vibration Detection and Deep Learning

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