Hybrid AI system based on ART neural network and Mixture of Gaussians modules with application to intelligent monitoring of the wind turbine

Lack of effective intelligent monitoring systems of big wind turbines is a crucial problem in their exploitation. The used systems are based on direct monitoring of the system parameters by using programmable electronics or on the simple artificial intelligent systems, such as a single neural networ...

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Veröffentlicht in:Applied soft computing 2021-09, Vol.108, p.107400, Article 107400
Hauptverfasser: Bielecki, Andrzej, Wójcik, Mateusz
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:Lack of effective intelligent monitoring systems of big wind turbines is a crucial problem in their exploitation. The used systems are based on direct monitoring of the system parameters by using programmable electronics or on the simple artificial intelligent systems, such as a single neural network. The efficiency of such systems is very limited. In the paper an innovative system for intelligent monitoring of wind turbines is proposed. The system is fully automated. It is based on Adaptive Resonance neural network (ART network) combined with two distinct modules based on Mixture of Gaussians. The proposed system is applied to detection of fault and pre-fault states of wind turbines. The turbine operational state data and data from vibration channels are the system input. First, the system specifies clusters that correspond to the healthy states of the turbine. Then, failure states are detected on-line as soon as they occur because the creation of a new cluster is signalized immediately by the ART module. The new cluster, that represents a failure or a pre-failure state is encoded in the Gaussian module which plays the role of the long-term memory. The system effectiveness was verified by using real data from a wind turbine farm.
ISSN:1568-4946
1872-9681
DOI:10.1016/j.asoc.2021.107400