Establishment of power transformer fault management by sustainable industrial management engineering (SIME.) case study tirathai public company limited
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2016-09-08Author
Hiabsuwan, Chalermpon
เฉลิมพล เฮียบสุวรรณ
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This research aimed to establish the power transformer fault
management system by applying Sustainable Industrial Management Engineering (SIME.)
method. The research tools were electrical and chemical testing. As power transformer
is usually huge, when it is damaged the possible way to manage such damage is to send
such power transformer to the manufacturer’s plant for repair which requires long
period of time and high costs of repair. As a result, the researcher therefore establish the
power transformer fault management system as a tool for assessing damage to decide
whether power transformer repair should be instead done at the power station or not in
order to decrease the number of power transformer returned to the manufacturing plant
for repair. This would eventually help reduce costs and time for repairing power
transformer and allows faster period of reuse of power transformer concomitantly.
According to the result, it would found that the power transformer fault management
system by applying Sustainable Industrial Management Engineering (SIME) method could
be used as guidance for decision making to have power transformers repaired at the
power station as much as possible. This could help reduce average time spent for repair
by 84.44 percent with the cost reduction by 68.62 percent when comparing to returning
power transformers to the manufacturing plant. This could also be applied in planning
for power transformer maintenance prior to the occurrence of any damage to power
transformers further.
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