Infrared thermography applied for outdoor power substations

L. dos Santos; E. C. Bortoni; L. E. Souza; G. S. Bastos; M. A. C. Craveiro

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Infrared thermography applied for outdoor power substations

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Authors: L. dos Santos; E. C. Bortoni; L. E. Souza; G. S. Bastos; M. A. C. Craveiro;

doi: 10.1117/12.782034

Infrared thermography applied for outdoor power substations

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This paper presents some difficulties encountered when evaluating information from infrared thermal inspections conducted in uncovered power substations. Procedural, technical and environmental are the main factors of influence identified. Based on field data and in laboratory tests, preliminary mathematical models are derived, which are suitable either to forecast the system behavior under specified conditions or to remove the influence such components.

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