Entropy-based feature extraction for electromagnetic discharges classification in high-voltage power generation

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Mitiche, Imene and Morison, Gordon and Nesbitt, Alan and Stewart, Brian G. and Boreham, Philip (2018) Entropy-based feature extraction for electromagnetic discharges classification in high-voltage power generation. Entropy, 20 (8). 549. ISSN 1099-4300 (https://doi.org/10.3390/e20080549)

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Abstract

This work exploits four entropy measures known as Sample, Permutation, Weighted Permutation, and Dispersion Entropy to extract relevant information from Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) discharge signals that are useful in fault diagnosis of High-Voltage (HV) equipment. Multi-class classification algorithms are used to classify or distinguish between various discharge sources such as Partial Discharges (PD), Exciter, Arcing, micro Sparking and Random Noise. The signals were measured and recorded on different sites followed by EMI expert’s data analysis in order to identify and label the discharge source type contained within the signal. The classification was performed both within each site and across all sites. The system performs well for both cases with extremely high classification accuracy within site. This work demonstrates the ability to extract relevant entropy-based features from EMI discharge sources from time-resolved signals requiring minimal computation making the system ideal for a potential application to online condition monitoring based on EMI.

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