Gas path diagnosis method for gas turbine fusing performance analysis models and extreme learning machine
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Published:2023
Issue:5 Part A
Volume:27
Page:3537-3550
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ISSN:0354-9836
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Container-title:Thermal Science
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language:en
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Short-container-title:THERM SCI
Author:
Li Shiyao1, Li Zhenlin2, Zhang Meng1, Han Song1
Affiliation:
1. PipeChina Beijing Pipeline Co., Ltd., Beijing, China 2. College of Mechanical and Transportation Engineering, China University of Petroleum (Beijing), Beijing, China
Abstract
The gas path analysis, which can quantify the performance degradation of gas turbine components, has been extensively applied to the gas path diagnosis. However, the precondition of this method is that the number of measurable parameters for the gas turbine to be diagnosed should not be less than the number of its health factors. In the existing research, this precondition can be guaranteed through common approaches such as screening the degraded components by a model-based prediagnosis process or recognizing the degraded components by using tools such as an ANN or a support vector machine. However, the diagnosis speed, recognition accuracy, and robustness of these approaches need to be improved. Therefore, a diagnosis method fusing the gas path performance analysis model and the extreme learning machine was proposed in this paper and applied to a GE LM2500+SAC gas turbine. The working mechanism of similarity ranking-gas path diagnosis-rationality check was introduced in the fusion method, endowing it with a higher recognition accuracy rate, stronger robustness, and higher diagnostic accuracy.
Publisher
National Library of Serbia
Subject
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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