Advances in Partial Discharge Measurements
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "A1: Smart Grids and Microgrids".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 September 2022) | Viewed by 1715
Special Issue Editor
Interests: partial discharges; high-voltage testing; monitoring and diagnostics; sensors for high voltage applications; high-voltage technology; space charge measurements and HVDC
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Let me welcome you to this Special Issue of MDPI’s Energies entitled “Advances in Partial Discharge Measurements”. This Special Issue focuses on new developments in partial discharge measurements in high-voltage equipment. Partial discharge measurements are always in constant development. In recent years, new trends in partial discharge measurements have appeared, partially due to the increase of online monitoring systems and new challenges derived from HVDC technologies and renewable energy integration.
In this Special Issue we would like to cover the latest developments related to partial discharge measurements. This includes, but is not limited to:
- The application of artificial intelligence or machine learning techniques to the identification or location of partial discharges in cables, GIS, or transformers.
- The integration of advanced signal processing tools for noise reduction or feature extraction in online monitoring systems.
- New developments for the monitoring and diagnostics of long cables and offshore submarine cables and systems.
- New tools for HVDC defect recognition and pattern recognition.
- Development of new electromagnetic, optical, or acoustic sensors for online measurements.
- Developments in SF6 alternative gases partial discharge monitoring.
- New calibration techniques for online systems.
- Behavior of partial discharges at high frequencies.
- Effects of transients in partial discharge measurements.
Certainly, the future is very challenging. We would be pleased to have your contribution to this Special Issue on Advances in Partial Discharge Measurements.
Dr. Armando Rodrigo Mor
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- partial discharge
- measurements
- high-frequency measurement
- HVDC
- HVAC
- pattern recognition
- signal processing
- artificial intelligence
- identification
- location
- online monitoring
- calibration
- clustering
- noise reduction
- electromagnetic sensors
- acoustic sensors
- electromagnetic transients
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