Smart Hydropower Station Oriented Real-time Automatic Inspection Approach for On-line Monitoring States and Its Application

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Abstract

Inspection is an important means of ensuring the safety of hydropower stations. On the basis of summarizing the manual inspection method of hydropower stations and abiding by the system description and relationships model, an inspection approach considering both states and performance is proposed by taking advantage of transverse correlation and longitudinal recalling of on-line monitoring systems. Within the integrated information platform of the smart hydropower station, the state data are firstly identified and corrected by validity check and redundant switch. The abnormalities of states are then detected by dynamic threshold analysis and trend analysis of similar impact factors. Meanwhile, the performance indices are calculated through macro tests or experts' empirical models, based on which the performance degradation and off-limits are automatically detected. Finally, the alarm information is sent out according to detection results of states and performance. In addition, the relevance of states is effectively guaranteed by data association and data synchronization, thus providing a support for fault diagnosis. The intelligent inspection system based on the approach has been successfully applied in Gezhouba Hydropower Station.

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Wu, Y., Zheng, N., Su, H., Li, Y., Li, B., & Li, Z. (2017). Smart Hydropower Station Oriented Real-time Automatic Inspection Approach for On-line Monitoring States and Its Application. Dianli Xitong Zidonghua/Automation of Electric Power Systems, 41(9), 123–129. https://doi.org/10.7500/AEPS20161107009

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