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Multi-factor Interaction Effects in GIS Busbar Faults Based on Chi-square Test and Logistic Regression

RU Zhengliang

(School of Mathematics and Physics, School of Cryptography, Nanjing Institute of Technology, Nanjing 211167, China)

Section:Electronic Engineering · Vol. 2026, Issue 12 · Pages:32-36 · 2096-4706(2026)12-0032-05 · CLC number:TP391.4 · Document code:A · DOI:10.19850/j.cnki.2096-4706.2026.12.006

Abstract

To identify the key risk factors influencing faults in GIS busbars of smart substations, this study constructs a 2×2×2 factorial design based on operational monitoring data from 300 GIS busbars across five ultra-high voltage substations of a provincial power company in East China over an 18-month period. A 2×2×2 factorial design is constructed, and the chi-square test, Mantel-Haenszel stratified analysis, and logistic regression are employed to systematically quantify the independent effects and interactions of three factors: voltage fluctuation, ambient temperature, and load level. The results indicate that voltage fluctuation is the most significant factor affecting GIS busbar faults (OR=3.23), followed by load level (OR=2.08) and ambient temperature (OR=1.88). Significant interactions exist among the three factors, with the combination of “high fluctuation + high temperature + high load” exhibiting a fault rate as high as 52.6%, which is 9.7 times higher than that of the optimal combination. Stratified analysis effectively controlled the confounding effect of load, and the main-effect logistic model achieved an AUC of 0.701, explaining 86.6% of the deviance, thereby meeting the requirements for primary on-site screening. Based on the evidence, a precision maintenance strategy of "voltage priority, load peak shaving, and temperature compensation" is proposed, providing a quantitative basis for condition-based maintenance of GIS equipment in smart substations.

Keywords

GIS busbar; Chi-square test; Logistic Regression; multi-factor interaction; smart substation

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Funding

National Natural Science Foundation of China (11701274); Nanjing Institute of Technology Graduate Course Ideological and Political Demonstration Course (2025KCSZ08); Excellent Teaching Case of Graduate Students at Nanjing University of Engineering (2025JXAN05); Degree and Graduate Education Reform in Jiangsu Province (2025YJYJG10)

About the authors

Ru Zhengliang (1980-), male, Han nationality, from Yancheng, Jiangsu, associate professor, master's student, research direction: mathematical statistics.