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    AUGMENTATION OF VIRTUAL LAB USING AI TECHNIQUES

    Presented by
    H. Zothanpuii
    M.Tech 1st year
    (23EE63R08)

    Guided by: Prof. NK


    Kishore

    Department of Electrical
    Engineering, IIT Kharagpur
    INTRODUCTION
    ● Virtual Lab
     Remote Controlled Lab
     Simulated Lab
    ● Virtual High Voltage Lab
     Difference from traditional lab
     Utilities
    ● Study of Impulse Voltage Generator
     Single Stage IVG
     Multistage IVG
    Fig.1 Schematic Diagram of Marx Circuit for
    Multistage IVG
    ● Wave front – 1.2μs, ±30%, Wave tail - 50μs, ±20%, 1000kv, ±3% peak
    voltage.
    ● Impulse voltage are generated using Marx circuit.
    ● Why impulse voltage is required.

    Fig. 2: Single Stage IG Circuit Digram Fig. 3: Impulse Voltage Waveform


    RESEARCH QUESTIONS

    ● How can the virtual impulse voltage lab be more intelligent?


    ● How can virtual lab reduce development costs as well as improving product quality?
    ● How can it be improve so that it is useful and accurate for both education purpose and for the
    testing engineer?
    OBJECTIVES
    1. To add more intelligence to the present
    model
     Method of Triggering(Trigatron)
     Cl, Cg, Rf, Rt,Vo.
     STP, Humidity, Sphere diameter,
    include tolerance.

    2. To visit a physical setup and study the


    configuration, parameters and
    implement in virtual lab
     CPRI – HV Lab, Bangalore
     CPRI – UHV Lab, Hyderabad

    3. To collect experimental data to help us


    in quickly arriving near to our desired
    values.
    PLANNED METHODOLOGY

    1. Data Collection
    2. HTML(Hypertext Markup Language)
    3. CSS(Cascading Style Sheets)
    4. Node.js(JavaScript)
    EXPECTED OUTCOME

    ● A Virtual Impulse High Voltage Generator that replicates the real life lab that can be access from
    any place all around the world.
    ● A more intelligent, user friendly and more informative which will help the students get deeper
    understanding and better industry preparation for students studying high voltage engineering.
    ● A virtual lab where Test engineer can simulate, experiment, gain insights and predict withstand
    voltages contributing to safer and more reliable electrical systems.
    REFERENCES
    1. Naidu, M.S. and Kamaraju, V., 2005. High Voltage Engineering textbook. Tata Mc
    Graw, Hili publishing company limited, New Delhi, pp.1-19.
    2. Kumar, S., Kishore, N.K. and Hemalatha, B., 2010, December. Parametric Analyses on
    Impulse Voltage Generator and Power Transformer Winding for Virtual High Voltage
    Laboratory Environment. In 16th National Power Systems Conference, Kharagpur,
    India (pp. 523-529).
    3. Agrawal, P.K. and Kishore, N.K., 2006, May. Development of Virtual Impulse
    Laboratory. In 2006 1ST IEEE Conference on Industrial Electronics and
    Applications (pp. 1-6). IEEE.
    4. Veisheipl, K., 2016, May. Simulation of the high voltage impulse generator. In 2016
    17th International Scientific Conference on Electric Power Engineering (EPE) (pp. 1-
    5). IEEE.
    5. Tao, J., Zhang, S., Zhang, W., Zhang, H. and Wen, X., 2012, August. Application of
    virtual experiment in high-voltage engineering education. In Proceedings of IEEE
    International Conference on Teaching, Assessment, and Learning for Engineering
    (TALE) 2012 (pp. H3B-4). IEEE.
    THANK Y OU

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