Open and inspect the record
- Open matching CFG + DAT files
- Review analog relay waveforms
- Inspect digital event transitions
- Zoom, pan and use A/B cursors
- Review Frequency / df-dt
- Check measured values in Read Out
COMTRADE Fault Analysis, Relay Waveform Visualization
Upload matching files to review waveforms, digital events, frequency and A/B timing.
Upload matching CFG and DAT files to review relay waveforms, current and voltage channels, pickup/trip/breaker transitions, cursor timing, frequency behaviour and disturbance-recorder evidence directly in your browser.
Open a record without an account, create a free account for saved records and advanced views, and pay only when you specifically request an AI fault-analysis report.
ZeroRiskk keeps the review path practical: open the files, inspect the measured evidence, use advanced views only where inputs are available, and prepare a report when needed.
Choose the matching configuration and waveform files in the upload section above.
Review current, voltage and digital relay channels in a synchronized viewer.
Use the event table and A/B cursors for pickup, trip and breaker timing evidence.
Sign in for Phasor, Computed, Fault Location, Distance/R-X and Differential evidence views.
Create an Engineering Report or order AI fault analysis only when required.
The interface focuses on relay evidence rather than generic charting, helping engineers move from waveform inspection to protection judgment.
Inspect current and voltage channels with synchronized time axes, zoom, pan and cursor measurements.
Review pickup, trip, breaker and auxiliary transitions with measured event timing.
Examine frequency behaviour and rate-of-change evidence from suitable recorded channels.
Use signed-in views for vectors, sequence quantities, power and derived evidence.
Review apparent impedance, trajectory and location support when the required settings are available.
Check operate/restraint evidence when suitable differential channels are available.
Assemble selected evidence in an editable engineering report builder.
Order paid AI-assisted fault analysis separately after reviewing the available evidence.
Preview the additional views used for phasors, impedance, fault location and power evidence after sign-in.
Preview current and voltage vectors with angle and magnitude evidence in the advanced Phasor view available after sign-in.
See how impedance trajectory and relay zones can be reviewed in the advanced Distance / R-X view after sign-in.
When the required settings are available, signed-in users can review estimated fault distance along the protected line.
The Power Triangle connects measured voltage and current quantities with active, reactive and apparent power evidence.
Practical answers about opening disturbance records, free tools, registration and reporting.
COMTRADE is a standard format used by protection relays, disturbance recorders and power-system monitoring devices to store sampled analog signals, digital states and event timing. A record commonly uses a CFG configuration file together with a DAT waveform file.
Yes. Choose the matching CFG and DAT files in the upload section above and select Analyze Waveform. ZeroRiskk supports common COMTRADE 1991, 1999 and 2013 records, including ASCII, BINARY, BINARY32, FLOAT32 and FLOAT64 data.
Visitors can use the free online viewer for waveform review, analog and digital channels, cursor timing, Frequency / df-dt and Read Out. A free registered account unlocks saved records and advanced protection-analysis views.
No. The visitor viewer runs in a modern web browser, so a protection engineer can begin reviewing a disturbance record without installing a desktop COMTRADE application.
Yes. The viewer displays analog current and voltage channels together with digital pickup, trip, breaker and auxiliary-state transitions when those channels are available in the uploaded record.
A free account lets you save and reopen records, use Phasor, Computed, Fault Location, Distance / R-X and Differential evidence views, and prepare engineering reports from selected evidence.
No. AI Fault Analysis & Report is a separate paid report option for registered users. The free viewer and the free registered engineering tools remain available separately.
Yes. Registered users can assemble selected waveform, timing and protection evidence in the Engineering Report builder. The separate paid AI report is used only when AI-assisted fault interpretation is requested.
Use the upload section above for immediate waveform review, or create a free account to save records and unlock advanced protection-analysis views.