Titlebook: Intelligent knowledge based systems in electrical power engineering; J. R. McDonald,G. M. Burt,S. D. J. McArthur Book 1997 Chapman & Hall

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An introduction to intelligent knowledge based systemsntemporary results and the original theoretical objectives, while another relates to the use of computer tools in research and practical applications. The aim of this book is to address these issues taking into account the techniques of artificial intelligence (AI) and its‘offspring’ — intelligent knowledge based systems (IKBSs).

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Other applications in power system operation and controld special attention in power system operation and control. The above tasks need to be solved on the occurrence of power system outages, but the voltage/VAR problem also arises under steady-state conditions. For this reason, separate intelligent knowledge based systems (IKBSs) have been developed for VAR and emergency control.

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Comments on contemporary power systems and other engineering systemsElectricity plays a very important role in contemporary society, which necessitates a reliable supply within the statutory parameters of electrical energy. To fulfil the above requirements for all consumers it is necessary to develop a power system over a very wide area and ensure continuous operation.

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Design of electrical plant and systemsAlthough the first significant applications of artificial intelligence in power systems have dealt mostly with diagnostics, monitoring and control, a certain interest in planning and design can be deduced from international reports [.,.].

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Forecasting and planning in power systems planning and forecasting before going on to give examples of the application of expert systems. The contents of this chapter consequently cover the following: planning tasks in the extension of power systems; forecasting tasks in the extension of power systems; the evolution of techniques for syste

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Intelligent knowledge based systems in condition monitoringll take a broad view of what constitutes condition monitoring, and will define our terms as they arise. Firstly we shall consider different types of electrical machines and classify them according to their design and construction. This will allow us to examine and classify failure mechanisms and to