Automated Failure Analysis System

Automatically transform disturbance records into a structured, fleet-wide view of what happened.

Start your investigation with an answer, not a file search.

AFAS automatically analyzes disturbance records from Digital Fault Recorders, protection relay events, and SCADA Sequence of Events to classify fault type, estimate location, and identify probable cause.

The Manual Bottleneck

A protection engineer can spend an hour manually interpreting a single disturbance record, from file search to fault analysis.

Answers, Now Automated

The moment a record lands, AFAS returns a structured answer instead of a stack of files to review, ensuring engineers can start with the question that matters: “What happened?”

Every Fault. Captured, Organized, Understood.

AFAS presents fault events through one centralized environment, giving protection, operations, and reliability teams a consistent starting point for investigation.

Collect automatically.

Bring disturbance and COMTRADE records together without manually retrieving files site by site.

Turn files into events.

Organize records into a consistent, fleet-wide fault-event view.

Surface the context immediately.

Bring fault time, location context, and associated record history into the investigation.

Create one fault picture across teams.

Give protection, operations, and reliability a shared environment for post-disturbance review.

Build a traceable history.

Maintain structured records of fault events and analysis across sites.

From Disturbance to Diagnosis, Automatically.
Recover engineering hours otherwise lost to fault-file retrieval and organization.
Start post-disturbance analysis sooner.
Reduce investigation delays following trips and grid events.
Standardize fault-review practices across substations and teams.
Create clearer evidence for downstream reliability and forensic analysis.
Build a fleet-wide memory of disturbance activity instead of leaving knowledge inside individual files.
Let the system automate the first mile.