Ayob Nazmy Nanyan
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Ayob Nazmy Nanyan
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Ayob Nazmy, Nanyan
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Nanyan, Ayob Nazmy
Nanyan, Ayob Nazmi Bin
Nanyan, A. N.
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57201667197
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FNW-5877-2022

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  • Publication
    Development of detachable Rogowski Coil current sensor using PCB for High Voltage cable partial discharge measurement
    ( 2022-01-01)
    Syed Akhmal Syed Jamalil
    ;
    Muzamir Isa
    ;
    Ahmad Zaidi Abdullah
    ;
    Ayob Nazmy Nanyan
    ;
    Bohari Z.H.
    Insulation failure in High Voltage (HV) cables is evaluated using a variety of monitoring techniques. Previous silicon technologies were outperformed by wide-bandgap semiconductor power devices with faster switching speeds. Their precise current management or current protection measures must be upgraded. As a result, their precise current control or protection measures have become more sophisticated. The traditional Rogowski Coil (RC) with the magnetic core, on the other hand, has low measurement accuracy, a short measuring range, and is difficult to fabricate. This paper presents and discusses the development of a Rogowski Coil using a detachable Printed Circuit Board (PCB) as a current sensor for Partial Discharge (PD) measurement. Furthermore, the development of this innovative current sensor concentrated on the detachable PCB Rogowski Coil's capability to measure as a high-voltage (HV) current sensor and its sensitivity in fault diagnosis, over-voltage current sensing, and high-impulse current sensing on HV cables. The experimental design, techniques, and measurement parameters used in models were discussed. Finally, a brief analysis of the detachable PCB RC current sensor such as sensitivity, maximum voltage and current detection is presented. This paper can also be used as a guideline for other researchers to develop an advanced RC current sensor using PCB as a HV current sensor in the future. The measurement results of the detachable PCB RC current sensor such as the sensitivity and current detection signal can also be used as a guideline by another researcher. As a result, the goal of this project is to measure PD on HV cables using an RC current sensor by utilising PCB technology.
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    Development and Performance Analysis of the Rogowski coil sensor for Arcing Fault Measurement
    ( 2020-03-20)
    Ayob Nazmy Nanyan
    ;
    Muzamir Isa
    ;
    Mohamad Nur Khairul Hafizi Rohani
    ;
    Haziah Abdul Hamid
    ;
    Afifah Shuhada Rosmi
    ;
    Mardianaliza Othman
    ;
    Ahmad Zaidi Abdullah
    ;
    Zamri Che Mat Kasa
    ;
    Ami Nurul Nazifah Abdullah
    Arcing fault is an overvoltage that usually occurs in the power system network, and it is necessary to monitor this phenomenon in electrical equipment. This paper presents the Rogowski coil (RC) as an arcing fault sensor. Finite element method (FEM) software used for analysing the RC magnetic flux density with two types of RC with the different turns and size demonstrated. The sizing of RC based on the 240 mm2 cross-link polyethene (XLPE) 11 kV underground cable. The prototypes of the RC sensors were designed using Solidworks software and three-dimensional (3D) printer for fabrication purposes. The main objective of the experiment is to investigate the RC effect with high magnetic flux density by implementing in real measurement. An experimental setup for real arcing fault with various voltages (up to 15 kV) was conducted to verify the RC performance, such as sensitivity and bandwidth range. The result has shown that the bandwidth of RC 1 is higher than RC 2 in all measurement by 22.6%.
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    Partial discharge detection performance using multi-cylindrical slots antenna with parasitic suppression patch for power transforme
    ( 2022-01-01)
    Bohari Z.H.
    ;
    Muzamir Isa
    ;
    Ahmad Zaidi Abdullah
    ;
    Soh P.J.
    ;
    Ayob Nazmy Nanyan
    ;
    Sulaima M.F.
    This paper focused on analyzing multi-cylindrical slots performance combining with parasitic suppression patch for partial discharge detection. Both proposed slots antenna and conventional monopole are simulated using CST Microwave Studio software before being fabricated and tested with real partial discharge signal. Performance comparison will be focused on scattering parameter, radiation pattern and surface current distribution. Both antennas are subjected to a partial discharge signal from lab scaled power transformer for the field test. Based on the result, the proposed performed better in both simulation and field testing with the dual-frequency operation, with better gain improvement by 14%. For the field test, the proposed antenna generated better detection result with reduced noises by 50%.
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