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Increasing availability of GIS installations by using digital control, protection and monitoring systems

J. Marmonter, V. Villard, L. Hossenlopp, Riya Garg

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Benefits of the new technology developed to improve gas insulated switchgear (GIS) monitoring are first presented. The integration with the substation control system infrastructure make it a cost efficient solution for analysis of the substation and network state.

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Benefits of the new technology developed to improve gas insulated switchgear (GIS) monitoring are first presented. The integration with the substation control system infrastructure make it a cost efficient solution for analysis of the substation and network state.

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Benefits of the new technology developed to improve gas insulated switchgear (GIS) monitoring are first presented. The integration with the substation control system infrastructure make it a cost efficient solution for analysis of the substation and network state.

Key concepts: Switchgear, Control (management), Computer science, Geographic information system, Monitoring and control, State (computer science), Systems engineering, Reliability engineering

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