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PREDICTION OF INCIPIENT FAILURE OF ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM COMPONENTS.
Jeffrey L. Kohler
, Lloyd A. Morley
, Frederick C. Trutt
John and Willie Leone Department of Energy & Mineral Engineering (EME)
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Incipient Failure
100%
Electric Power Systems
100%
Power System Components
100%
Microcomputer
25%
Failure Pattern
25%
Voltage Sensor
25%
Pattern Recognition
25%
Signal Processing Algorithms
25%
Failure Prediction
25%
Pattern-based Approach
25%
Decision Theoretic
25%
Real-time Systems
25%
Terminal Voltage
25%
Current Sensor
25%
Engineering
Electric Power Systems
100%
Power System Component
100%
Pattern Recognition
50%
Processing Algorithm
50%
Current Sensor
50%
Terminal Voltage
50%
Voltage Sensor
50%