Transformer Health Monitoring System
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Transformer Health Monitoring System, Arduino Uno, Arduino IDE, Sensors.Abstract
In the power system the transformer and generator are our expensive and important equipments. If either one of them is damaged or trip due to any reason such as temperature, current or voltage then the whole supply would be switched off. Then the time and money both would be waste, so the monitoring of transformer and generator is mandatory for supplying the smooth supply to the consumer. Monitoring transformer for the problem before they occur can prevent faults that are costly to repair and result in a loss of electricity. The main aim of developing this system is to monitor the status of the transformer, and also to reduce cost of repair, and improve services to customers.
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