SOLUTION
Switchgear & Grid Equipment Intelligence
Improve visibility into partial discharge, thermal behavior, insulation condition, breaker-mechanism health, and connection-related conditions.
WHAT CAN GO WRONG
Make Intermittent Degradation Visible.
Partial discharge, breaker wear, and connection degradation are often intermittent — a single snapshot can miss them. Monitoring should catch developing signatures and trends, not just a point-in-time reading.
- Insulation degradation
- Partial-discharge activity
- Hot joints and connection problems
- Humidity, condensation, or contamination effects
- Breaker or contact deterioration
SIGNALS THAT MATTER
Use measurements that relate to the problem.
No single signal provides complete visibility. The useful combination depends on the failure mechanism, environment, and information already available.
MECHANISM INTELLIGENCE
Circuit Breaker Mechanism Intelligence
Where available, breaker-operating signals add a mechanical dimension to electrical and thermal monitoring. Signals are technology-agnostic and not assumed to exist on every installation.
EVEX APPROACH
Asset-first and technology-agnostic.
Start with existing operational information and the diagnostic objective. Add sensing only where it creates meaningful visibility, then use engineering analytics, trend analysis, asset-specific baselines, anomaly detection, and sensor fusion where appropriate.
TYPICAL ENGAGEMENT
Start focused. Prove value.
A practical engagement can begin with an asset-health and monitoring assessment, followed by a focused pilot using existing data and selected additional sensing.
See Risk Before Failure
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