SOLUTION

Transformer Intelligence

Combine operational data and condition-monitoring signals to identify abnormal behavior and support earlier maintenance decisions.

WHAT CAN GO WRONG

Monitor the mechanisms that matter.

Monitoring should be selected around the physical degradation and failure mechanisms relevant to the asset and its operating environment.

  • Insulation deterioration
  • Partial discharge and internal arcing
  • Thermal abnormalities and cooling issues
  • Load tap changer (LTC) deterioration
  • Bushing and connection deterioration
  • Mechanical looseness, vibration, or winding/core changes

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.

TemperatureThermal response and hotspot indicators
LoadingOperating context and load response
DGADissolved-gas trends where available
Acoustic / UltrasonicPhysical signatures associated with abnormal activity
Partial DischargeElectrical-discharge indicators
Moisture / OilSupporting condition information
ElectricalVoltage, current, harmonics and related measurements
EnvironmentAmbient conditions affecting interpretation

EVEX APPROACH

Asset-specific baselines.
Multi-signal change detection.

Every transformer operates differently. EVEX establishes an asset-specific baseline, then looks for meaningful change across DGA, electrical, thermal, acoustic, loading, and environmental signals — rather than a single generic threshold. The differentiation is integration and interpretation across available signals, not another conventional transformer monitor.

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.

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