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Condition Monitoring in Power Transformers Using IoT: A Model for Predictive Maintenance

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Aleem Al Razee Tonoy, Aleem Al Razee Tonoy

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This paper presented an IoT-based condition monitoring model for power transformers using multi-sensor data, cloud analytics, and predictive algorithms to forecast failures and optimize maintenance. It does not contain microplastics research.

Power transformers are critical components in electrical power systems, and their failure can lead to severe economic and operational consequences. Traditional maintenance strategies, such as time-based or reactive maintenance, are insufficient for preventing unexpected breakdowns. This paper presents a real-time condition monitoring model leveraging Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to predict transformer failures and optimize maintenance schedules. The proposed system integrates multi-sensor data acquisition, cloud-based analytics, and predictive algorithms to provide continuous monitoring of vital transformer parameters, including oil temperature, moisture content, vibration, and partial discharge. The model is validated using simulated and real-world case studies, demonstrating significant improvements in fault detection accuracy and maintenance efficiency.

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