Recurrent Graph Transformer Network for Multiple Fault Localization in Naval Shipboard Systems
The integration of power electronics building blocks in modern MVDC 12kV Naval ship systems enhances energy management and functionality but also introduces complex fault detection and control challenges. These challenges strain traditional fault diagnostic methods, making it difficult to detect and...
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creator | Ngo, Quang-Ha Barnola, Isabel Vu, Tuyen Zhang, Jianhua Ravindra, Harsha Schoder, Karl Ginn, Herbert |
description | The integration of power electronics building blocks in modern MVDC 12kV
Naval ship systems enhances energy management and functionality but also
introduces complex fault detection and control challenges. These challenges
strain traditional fault diagnostic methods, making it difficult to detect and
manage faults across multiple locations while maintaining system stability and
performance. This paper proposes a temporal recurrent graph transformer network
for fault diagnosis in naval MVDC 12kV shipboard systems. The deep graph neural
network uses gated recurrent units to capture temporal features and a
multi-head attention mechanism to extract spatial features, enhancing
diagnostic accuracy. The approach effectively identifies and evaluates
successive multiple faults with high precision. The method is implemented and
validated on the MVDC 12kV shipboard system designed by the ESDRC team,
incorporating all key components. Results show significant improvements in
fault localization accuracy, with a 1-4% increase in performance metrics
compared to other machine learning methods. |
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performance. This paper proposes a temporal recurrent graph transformer network
for fault diagnosis in naval MVDC 12kV shipboard systems. The deep graph neural
network uses gated recurrent units to capture temporal features and a
multi-head attention mechanism to extract spatial features, enhancing
diagnostic accuracy. The approach effectively identifies and evaluates
successive multiple faults with high precision. The method is implemented and
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introduces complex fault detection and control challenges. These challenges
strain traditional fault diagnostic methods, making it difficult to detect and
manage faults across multiple locations while maintaining system stability and
performance. This paper proposes a temporal recurrent graph transformer network
for fault diagnosis in naval MVDC 12kV shipboard systems. The deep graph neural
network uses gated recurrent units to capture temporal features and a
multi-head attention mechanism to extract spatial features, enhancing
diagnostic accuracy. The approach effectively identifies and evaluates
successive multiple faults with high precision. The method is implemented and
validated on the MVDC 12kV shipboard system designed by the ESDRC team,
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introduces complex fault detection and control challenges. These challenges
strain traditional fault diagnostic methods, making it difficult to detect and
manage faults across multiple locations while maintaining system stability and
performance. This paper proposes a temporal recurrent graph transformer network
for fault diagnosis in naval MVDC 12kV shipboard systems. The deep graph neural
network uses gated recurrent units to capture temporal features and a
multi-head attention mechanism to extract spatial features, enhancing
diagnostic accuracy. The approach effectively identifies and evaluates
successive multiple faults with high precision. The method is implemented and
validated on the MVDC 12kV shipboard system designed by the ESDRC team,
incorporating all key components. Results show significant improvements in
fault localization accuracy, with a 1-4% increase in performance metrics
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