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Development of AI (Deep Learning)-based transformer failure diagnosis device that enables fault detection inside the columnar transformer using AI (Deep Learning) for the first and second current waveforms of the columnar transformer. ①Current waveform detection to transformer primary and secondary, ②Real-time transformer current pattern image conversion, ③ It consists of failure pattern analysis/prediction through AI analysis and will be used for fault diagnosis/prediction of transformers at each HANJEON office. It is a diagnostic/prediction system that converts measured transformer primary and secondary data into real-time failure pattern algorithms and applies image processing technology in AI (Deep Learning) engines to analyze/predict transformer failure patterns to provide real-time transformer status information to users

Transformer Diagnostic Machine learning system

Transformer Diagnosis Process
  • Electric current
    value input through
    transformer
    protection panel

  • Electric current
    pattern analysis

  • Machine Learning
    Failure Pattern
    Classification

  • Failure judgment

Machine Learning Input Data

Two patterns created by processing the transformer 1st and 2nd A, B, and C phase electric currents

Machine learning model

  • - Using Deep Learning Neural Network
  • - Input Layer :
    680x480 or 1024x 768 Using 2 image files as input (1) Transformer 1st and 2nd electric current value pattern (2) Transformer A, B, C phase electric current value pattern
  • - Hidden Layer: Determining the activation function empirically
  • - Output Layer: 32 failure types output
  • - Artificial intelligence Learning: use of simulated current waveform and acquired field electric current data
Deep learning input/output process
Activation function: Function used in Hidden Layer
Selection and application of activation function through Test

Target pattern

About 32 failure patterns according to the location and type of failure

Holds about 32 failure patterns