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Performance Assessment of SCADA based Wind Turbine: Condition Monitoring Approaches

SAPTARSHI ROY

Abstract


This paper is a Review paper .Condition monitoring is nothing but health assessment of equipment. Like human being, the equipments also need a doctor for periodic check of health in order to keep their health in good condition . Diagnostic is a term with regard to identify disease of human being. The same term is used in industry with respect to find any disorder in any equipment .Overhauling and retrofitting is another two terms associated with condition based monitoring. Overhauling means renovation . Any equipment like transformer ,motor ,generator ,turbine etc are checked with respect to their present performance and possibility of good or bad performance in future ,and the weak or prone to damage parts are repaired or replaced. This process is called overhauling .Retrofitting is nothing but one is to one replacement of the spares of the equipment with duplicate one instead of original.In these paper different condition monitoring approaches relevant to SCADA based wind turbine are discussed with their advantages and disadvantage and also what are the future challenges in this regard is stated.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijepst.v1i2.94

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