Real-time reliability prediction for wind turbines speed control systems based on sensor fault prediction

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Abstract

Failure of wind turbines often has a devastating impact on the wind power industry. This is because the cost of maintenance when the wind turbine has a failure is much bigger the cost of maintenance when wind turbines have not failed. Failure in this wind turbine can be minimized by knowing the reliability of wind turbines in real-time. This paper presents a new real-time reliability prediction for wind turbines which incorporates a sensor fault prediction algorithm. The two steps need to be done are observer design and reliability prediction algorithm. The observer test is to calculate n-step sensor fault prediction for exponential smoothing algorithm, then the reliability prediction is conducted based on the sensor fault prediction result. This fault prediction result directly is used to predict real-time reliability. Based on the simulation results show that real-time reliability prediction has been successfully implemented on the wind turbines speed control systems.

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Ayurani, L., & Indriawati, K. (2019). Real-time reliability prediction for wind turbines speed control systems based on sensor fault prediction. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2088). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5095271

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