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Prospects for expert systems to aid the operation and maintenance of electrical equipment
The authors describe expert systems in general, and their advantages over conventional software in assisting with the operation and maintenance of large electrical equipment such as switchgear, motors, and generators. Criteria for selecting suitable applications for an expert system are discussed, and knowledge representation in an expert system is considered. Practical examples of expert system technology in the power engineering field are reviewed.<>