Dr.V.

JEYABALAN
S/o.P.Sugunadevi palanivel No.3. Ramalingam street, Guduvancherry, Chengalpattu, Chennai, Tamilnadu - 603202 India. Phone: 09940126237 jeyabalan27@gmail.com jeyabalan.velandy@gmail.com
Last Update: June 2011

Career Goals
To contribute and specialize in the field of power system and High Voltage Engineering and applied areas for guiding engineers and researchers to the scientific world.

Experiences (Industry and Teaching) 5 Years

Engineer in Design and development, Since Feb 2010- till date, Victory Electricals Limited, Chennai, India. Good knowledge in power transformer design upto 220kV class Good knowledge of testing of power transformer (routine test, special test) and lightning impulse test. Preparation of testing reports and sending it to clients Knowledge of condenser bushing design (upto 220kV class) Performed transient overvoltage studies using PSPICE and ANSOFT. Good knowledge in Electromagnetic field analysis. Organized two days course on Power transformer in practice.

Teaching fellow and Research scholar, Since July 2006 - Dec. 2008, College of Engineering, Anna University, Guindy, Chennai, India. Handled subjects and laboratory class for under graduate and post graduate engineering students in the subjects Electromagnetic field and Computation of electromagnetic field using FEM package, High voltage Engineering and High voltage engineering laboratory. Organized short term course of EHV transmission and testing techniques at DEEE, CEG, Anna University, Chennai for TNEB Engineers. Organized two days workshop on High voltage testing techniques at DEEE, CEG, Anna University, Chennai. Guiding students in framing and carrying out their academic projects worthily and successfully.

Lecturer, Since July 2005- May 2006, M.N.M Jain Engineering college, Chennai,
India. Handled subjects and laboratory for engineering students in the subjects, Electromagnetic fields, Transmission and distribution, High voltage

engineering and Electrical Machines. Organized international conference. Handled the placement cell for the department. NCC coordinator for the college.

Fellowship Award

Under Union Grant commission (UGC) in india, a Fellowship is awarded for pursuing Ph.D in the area of Partial discharge location in transformer windings.

List of publications
Journals: 1. V. Jeyabalan, S.Usa, Frequency domain correlation techniques for PD location in transformer windings, IEEE Trans., Dielectr. Electr. Insul., (DEIS), Vol. 16, pp.1160-1167, 2009. 2. V. Jeyabalan, S.Usa, Statistical techniques for partial discharge location in transformer windings, IEEE. Trans. on Power delivery (Accepted for publication), pp. no. PESL -00109-2010 3. V. Jeyabalan, Coherent phase detection techniques for location partial discharge in transformer windings, IEEE. Trans. on Power delivery (Accepted for publication), pp. no. PESL-00152-2010. 4. V. Jeyabalan, S.Usa, Energy based correlation method for location of partial discharge in transformer windings, Advances in Electrical and computer Engineering (AECE) journal, Vol. 9, No.1, pp.46-51, 2009. 5. V. Jeyabalan, Matched adaptive filter approach for partial discharge location in transformer windings, IEEE Trans., Dielectr. Electr. Insul., (DEIS) (communicated, paper No 2815). Conferences 6. V. Jeyabalan, S.Usa, Frequency domain correlation techniques for location of partial discharge in transformer windings, IEEE-IPEC -2007. 7. V. Jeyabalan Least deviation method for location of partial discharge in transformer windings, IEEE- Power Electronics, Drives and Energy Systems (PEDES), 2011. 8. V. Jeyabalan, S.P.Balaji, S.Usa, Transient Response of Transformer winding for VFTO, NCEEE, 2008. 9. V. Jeyabalan, S.Venkatesan, K.Martin Paul, K.Udayakumar, Estimation of vt characteristics and the onset voltage for disruptive effect method, pp. 380384, National power system conference, IIT Madras, 2004. 10. V. Jeyabalan Curve fitting techniques for location of PD in transformer windings IEEE-INDICON, 2010.

Research title in Ph. D., Dissertation ails Application of correlation methods for location of Partial discharge in transformer windings
Guide: Dr.S.Usa, Head & Professor, DEEE, CEG, Anna University, Guindy, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Research Summary: Transformer is one of the most important equipment playing a major role in a power system. Any failure in the transformer winding will have a crucial impact on the energy system operation. About fifty percent of the failures in transformers are due to gradual deterioration of winding insulation, which mainly occurs because of partial discharges (PD). When a PD is initiated, high frequency transient pulses of duration ranging from nanoseconds to 5 microseconds are generated. Identification and location of PD sources are of major importance in both maintenance and repair of the equipment. In this study, an attempt has been made to analyze the usefulness of correlation methods to locate the PD in transformer windings. Correlation methods compute the strength of relationship between two responses (signals) through correlation coefficient which needs a set of reference signals. The winding response for a known voltage pulse of duration 1s across the different sections of the winding is considered as reference responses for correlation. The measured winding response for a real or test PD (for any PD pulse duration from 0.1s to 5s) at unknown location is correlated with reference responses. The proposed correlation based methods are validated by using standard PD calibrator to create the PD pulse. In addition, live discharges are created across the section of the windings using plane-needle electrode configuration. Different dielectric media between the electrode arrangements are used to produce different types of discharges across the sections of the windings. The measured real PD responses due to PD calibrator and real discharges are correlated with reference responses. An attempt has also been made to validate the proposed methods for a 25MVA, 220kV/6.7kV power transformer by simulation to locate PD. This work proposes different based correlation methods to locate the PD in transformer windings. The proposed methods are useful for the transformer industry to locate the PD with a single set of reference responses of any type and rating of transformer.

Educational details
Period study of

Education

Specialization College and University

College of Engineering, Doctor of High Voltage Guindy, Anna University 2006 2010 Philosophy (Ph.D) Engineering College of Engineering, Master of High Voltage 2003 2005 Guindy, Anna University Engineering (M.E) Engineering Electrical and Mohamed Engineering Bachelor of Electronics Engineering (B.E) Engineering Madurai University Sathak College, 1999 2003 Kamaraj

Awards and Achievements

Secured a score of 91.48 percentile in GATE Examination. Good comments have been received from IEEE Transaction on Power delivery which has given lots of encouragements to continue further work. Presented a paper in National level technical symposium on systems IIT-Madras, Chennai in 2004. Presented a paper in IEEE-IPEC 2007, a technical conference held at Singapore.
Presented a paper in NCEEE, 2008, a technical conference held at Anna University, Chennai.

Skill profile
Expertise : Good knowledge in High Voltage Engineering (Insulation systems, High Voltage Testing Techniques, Electromagnetic fields). Presentation : Presentations at international conferences and Regular lectures.

Communication: Writing skills demonstrated through referred papers (in IEEE) and PhD thesis. Computing : ANSOFT - Electrostatic, Magnetostatic, Eddy current Analysis. PSPICE - Transient analysis on transformer windings. Major strength : Excellence team spirit do my domain knowledge and interpersonal skill and best attitude

Workshops Participated
Two days Workshop on Electromagnetic theory revisited, organized in Dept of Electronics Engg, MIT, Anna University. Chennai. Two days workshop on Virtual instrumentation, organized in DEEE, CEG, Anna University, Chennai. Three days workshop on Electomagnetic interference and compatibility, organized in DEEE, CEG, Anna University, Chennai.

References
Dr. S. Usa Professor Div.of High Voltage Engg, DEEE, CEG, Guindy Anna University, Chennai, India. 09444952226 s_usa@annauniv.edu Dr. V. Jayashankar Professor Dept. of Electrical science, IIT-Madras, Chennai. India. 09840445853 jshankar@ee.iitm.ac.in Dr.K.Udayakumar Professor (Retd) Div.of High Voltage Engg, DEEE, CEG, Guindy Anna University, Chennai, India. 04442060721 uday@annauniv.edu

Personal Data
Date of Birth Nationality Religion Marital Status Languages Known : 27 July 1982 : Indian : Hindu : Single : Tamil, English

Declaration
I hereby declare that the above written particulars are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

(V. JEYABALAN)