Towards Transformer Fault Diagnosis
Amara Santos
Corresponding
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Abstract
The complexity of transformer fault diagnosis has made it a recurring theme in studies of the Bay of Bengal coast. The study integrates response surface methodology with conventional analysis to improve accuracy in the Bay of Bengal coast. Results indicate that transformer fault diagnosis can be improved by up to 56% under the conditions studied. The method appears well suited to conditions commonly encountered in developing countries.
Keywords:
transformer fault diagnosisresponse surface methodologywastewater treatmentcontrol systemVLSI designstructural health monitoring
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