Titlebook: Intelligent knowledge based systems in electrical power engineering; J. R. McDonald,G. M. Burt,S. D. J. McArthur Book 1997 Chapman & Hall

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Book 1997s a general and historical overview ofintelligent knowledge based systems (IKBS) and artificialintelligence (AI) and a broad analysis of the application of thesetechniques in the electrical power industry. It includes chapters onforecasting and planning in power systems, design of electrical plantan

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book gives a general and historical overview ofintelligent knowledge based systems (IKBS) and artificialintelligence (AI) and a broad analysis of the application of thesetechniques in the electrical power industry. It includes chapters onforecasting and planning in power systems, design of electric

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Event and fault diagnosisult diagnosis systems. Event and fault diagnosis is closely related to alarm processing, with the distinction lying mainly in the shallower depth to which the analysis is performed for alarm processing.

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Future trends in intelligent systems in power systemser, novel and sophisticated measurement devices are making more data available more reliably. The processing power to support the realistic application of these technologies in power systems becomes ever cheaper. This chapter considers the impact of some of these developments on future trends in IKBSs in power systems.

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Intelligent knowledge based system developmentdge base, a tool called EMYCIN (empty MYCIN) was developed. In the 1970s a number of other IKBSs appeared, for example: PROSPECTOR for mineral exploration; OPS5, a tool for IKBS building; RI for the configuration of DEC computer equipment.

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al plantand systems, IKBS in condition monitoring, alarm processing, eventand fault diagnosis and an analysis of future trends in IKBS forpower engineering. No previous knowledge of IKBS is assumed, but anappreciation of electrical transmission and distribution systemswould be useful.978-1-4613-7934-8978-1-4615-6387-7

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Intelligent knowledge based systems in condition monitoringlectrical machines and classify them according to their design and construction. This will allow us to examine and classify failure mechanisms and to describe symptoms of incipient failure. We shall then consider the process of condition monitoring by technique, measurement and data acquisition.

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Alarm processingr technology to provide‘intelligent’ processing of alarm messages. Indeed, alarm processing has been in existence in one form or another for longer than computing technology has been widely available to power systems engineers.