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10 February 2005 ANN-based calibration model of FTIR used in transformer online monitoring
Honglei Li, Xian-yong Liu, Fangjie Zhou, Kexiong Tan
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Abstract
Recently, chromatography column and gas sensor have been used in online monitoring device of dissolved gases in transformer oil. But some disadvantages still exist in these devices: consumption of carrier gas, requirement of calibration, etc. Since FTIR has high accuracy, consume no carrier gas and require no calibration, the researcher studied the application of FTIR in such monitoring device. Experiments of “Flow gas method” were designed, and spectrum of mixture composed of different gases was collected with A BOMEM MB104 FTIR Spectrometer. A key question in the application of FTIR is that: the absorbance spectrum of 3 fault key gases, including C2H4, CH4 and C2H6, are overlapped seriously at 2700~3400cm-1. Because Absorbance Law is no longer appropriate, a nonlinear calibration model based on BP ANN was setup to in the quantitative analysis. The height absorbance of C2H4, CH4 and C2H6 were adopted as quantitative feature, and all the data were normalized before training the ANN. Computing results show that the calibration model can effectively eliminate the cross disturbance to measurement.
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Honglei Li, Xian-yong Liu, Fangjie Zhou, and Kexiong Tan "ANN-based calibration model of FTIR used in transformer online monitoring", Proc. SPIE 5638, Optical Design and Testing II, (10 February 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.597244
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KEYWORDS
Gases

FT-IR spectroscopy

Absorbance

Calibration

Transformers

Carbon monoxide

Chromatography

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