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Currently, the distribution system has been adapted to include a variety of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs). Maximum benefits can be extracted from the distribution system with high penetration of DERs by transforming it into a sustainable, isolated microgrid. The key aspects to be addressed for this transformation are the determination of the slack bus and assurance of reliable supply to the...
Power plant equipment must be monitored closely to prevent failures from disrupting plant availability. Online monitoring technology integrated with hybrid forecasting techniques can be used to prevent plant equipment faults. A self learning rule-based expert system is proposed in this paper for fault forecasting in power plants controlled by supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system...
This paper describes a novel technique for failure forecast in a power plant controlled by computerized SCADA system. The fault forecasting engine is designed as part of development of expert system shell for power plants. It is a hybrid approach incorporating data mining, fault models, clustering and time series analysis. For real time monitoring of plant condition, graphical models are constructed...
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