The research team focuses on complex multidisciplinary research and development in the field of decentralized generation of electric power from renewable resources of energy, off-grid systems and their control. The team is membered with experts in power-engineering, metering and control techniques, informatics and mathematics.
The research team develops technologies for systems that support the cooperation and sharing of accumulation capacity among electric cars and stationary accumulation units to supply the grids (off-grids and mains).
The research team members provide a wide range of services in the field of diagnostics of electrical installations. The team specializes in the diagnostics of electrical machinery, both rotating and stationary, including the diagnostics of LT and HT electric grids.
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The research team deals with the questions of electric network reliability. Available is a database of disturbing effects and power failures in the distribution networks. It is a functional software application accessible via a web interface and contains data since 2000. The research infrastructure, models and SW applications help to model and analyze network states with regard to reliability. This shall lead to more reliable supplies of electric power and better resistance of the network in non-standard situations.
PD stands for partial discharge pattern which represents a studied phenomenon in part of our research. This post is to share the largest known available dataset online which is given by ENET Center for all purposes.
The download link is available here:
http://aeuserver.vsb.cz/pddata/data/
the data has been used in an international competition held by kaggle:
https://www.kaggle.com/…lt-detection
The data are available for free, they might be considered as an initial step for cooperation. If not please give a citation to these papers:
Misák, S., Fulnecek, J., Vantuch, T., Buriánek, T., & Jezowicz, T. (2017). A complex classification approach of partial discharges from covered conductors in real environment. IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation, 24(2), 1097–1104.
Mišák, S., & Pokorný, V. (2014). Testing of a covered conductor’s fault detectors. IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 30(3), 1096–1103.
Misak, S., Hamacek, S., Bilik, P., Hofinek, M., & Petvaldsky, P. (2011). Problems associated with covered conductor fault detection. In 11th International Conference on Electrical Power Quality and Utilisation.