Condition Monitoring of Electrical Equipment Within Power Systems
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Electronic Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2025 | Viewed by 356
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Interests: monitoring and diagnosis; electrical equipment; electrical thermal stress; design of electrical systems; modeling of thermal simulation
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Dear Colleagues,
In modern society, consumers (especially industrial ones) are increasingly sensitive to equipment outages within the electrical system; they resort to contractual regulations to compensate for any losses. Therefore, it is necessary to use increasingly efficient devices to monitor thermal stresses in addition to methods that streamline the management of electrical equipment in order to minimize out-of-service time.
Considering this context, this Special Issue, “Condition Monitoring of Electrical Equipment Within Power Systems”, aims to collect up-to-date scientific research papers and reviews that focus on power sensor monitoring systems, particularly the thermal and electrical parameters of electrical equipment found within electrical cells, as these can reveal important data regarding their technical condition. The development of electrical substations involves the use of high-performance systems, with high reliability, that continuously monitor the thermal condition of electrical equipment.
This Special Issue will fit within the scope of Sensors by compiling up-to-date research on the use of power engineering sensors for condition monitoring.
The aim of this Special Issue is to gather the latest original research and review articles on condition monitoring using power sensors. The topics of this Special Issue will include, but are not limited to, the following:
Dr. Alin Dragomir
Dr. Cristian Andriesei
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- monitoring and diagnosis of electrical equipment
- electrical thermal stress
- condition monitoring
- design of electrical systems
- modeling of thermal simulation
- IoT methods for condition monitoring
- maintenance methods
- saw sensors
- zig-bee network
- digital communication
- adaptive operation and sensing
- data collection and cloud computing
- data transmission technologies and optimization
- energy harvesting technologies
- energy-efficient algorithms
- energy management algorithms
- fault and maintenance prediction
- operation reliability analysis
- hardware security
- microwaves
- smart cities
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