Abstract
When assessing the ablation status of circuit breaker contacts, the average dynamic contact resistance of the arc contacts of high-voltage SF6 circuit breakers is crucial. The average dynamic contact resistance of arc contacts on circuit breakers under various current levels may be accurately predicted using a method based on a differential evolution algorithm and extreme learning machine (DE-ELM), which is suggested in this research. Combining optimization algorithms yields the ideal input weight and hidden layer bias of the ELM method. The DE-ELM approach has outstanding anticipation performance for anticipation data under various current levels when compared to other anticipation methods. Finally, an expert system for assessing the ablation state of contacts based on the DE-ELM algorithm is created using the average dynamic contact resistance data of arc contacts predicted by DE-ELM. As a guide for the upkeep of high-voltage SF6 circuit breakers, the ablation status of contacts is categorized into four grades: A-level ablation, B-level ablation, C-level ablation, and D-level ablation.
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Siyuan Liu
Siyuan Liu (1998-) graduate student majoring in electrical engineering at Shenyang Institute of Engineering.
Bo Li
Bo Li (1980-) Ph.D, associate professor, master supervisor, whose research direction is online data analysis of power system.
Liang Wang
Liang Wang (1983-) Ph.D, associate professor,master supervisor, whose research direction is fault analysis of Power equipment.
Xiangfeng Wang
Xiangfeng Wang (1981-) associate professor at Shenyang Institute of Engineering.
Cunyu Zou
Cunyu Zou (1997-) graduate student majoring in electrical engineering at Shenyang Institute of Engineering.