The partial discharge (PD) measurement is a sensitive method for testing and monitoring the insulation condition of HV apparatus. Digital PD measurements have become state of the art. Computer-based PD diagnostic systems nowadays can be used to increase the reliability of modern gas-insulated system (GIS). Also on-line monitoring of HV equipment is becoming increasingly important to enable prevention of a sudden breakdown of PD affected components. On-line monitoring must be done on-site, but an important problem of on-site PD measurement is the superposition of PD data and interference. Furthermore, reliable recognition of the type or nature of the insulation defect is necessary for any risk assessment. Traditionally, this is achieved with reference to expert knowledge. An alternative approach is presented in this paper, which treats the fundamentals of automated computer-based PD diagnosis, taking into account that successful noise suppression is essential for a successful on-site diagnosis.
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