Sensors for Smart Medium Voltage Circuit Breaker

This paper speaks about a Smart Vacuum Circuit Breaker, which is equipped with a built-in sensors and data treatment algorithms, that are letting together to get the actual health status of the breaker, detect failures and enable predictive maintenance by anticipating failures when the core performance is not yet impacted.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icepe-st61894.2024.10792623
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Smart Grid and Power Systems
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Sensors for Smart Medium Voltage Circuit Breaker

Vladislav Kraynov, Cyril Nicolle, Anwen Zhang, D B Zhang
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Sensors for Smart Medium Voltage Circuit Breaker

Vladislav Kraynov, Cyril Nicolle, Anwen Zhang, D B Zhang
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Abstract

This paper speaks about a Smart Vacuum Circuit Breaker, which is equipped with a built-in sensors and data treatment algorithms, that are letting together to get the actual health status of the breaker, detect failures and enable predictive maintenance by anticipating failures when the core performance is not yet impacted.

Schneider Electric (France) (FR)
Affordable and clean energy
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