To facilitate continuous development of the wind power industry, maintaining technological innovation and reducing cost per kilowatt hour of the electricity generated by the wind turbine generator system (WTGS) are effective measures to facilitate the industrial development. Therefore, the improvement of the system availability for wind farms becomes an important issue which can significantly reduce the operational cost. To improve the system availability, it is necessary to diagnose the system fault for the wind turbine generator so as to find the key factors that influence the system performance and further reduce the maintenance cost. In this paper, a wind farm with 200 MW installed capacity in eastern coastal plain in China is chosen as the research object. A prediction model of wind farm’s faults is constructed based on the Gaussian process metamodel. By comparing with actual observation results, the constructed model is proved able to predict failure events of the wind turbine generator accurately. The developed model is further used to analyze the key factors that influence the system failure. These are conducive to increase the running and maintenance efficiency in wind farms, shorten downtime caused by failure, and increase earnings of wind farms.
The development of wind power in China shows a dramatic growth in the past decade in terms of installed capacity. However, wind power companies mainly focus on the construction of new wind farms continuously, while operations management once wind farms are built is seldom paid attention to. The problem is crucial for ensuring efficient power generation, especially when wind turbines’ performance declines over time and disruption/failure often occurs. Efficient disruption recovery operations are critical for restoring the failures of wind turbine generators as fast as possible. This paper aims to optimize the disruption recovery operations for wind farms by determining the maintenance schedule and route for multiple maintenance teams. This optimization problem is formulated as a deterministic mixed integer linear programming model with the objective of minimizing the loss of power generation due to failure. In view of the high uncertainty of repair time, a chance-constrained programming model and a cutting-plane solution algorithm are further proposed. A case study based on a real wind farm demonstrates (1) the proposed model is applicable for solving real-world-sized problems; (2) the optimal maintenance route often shows a crossing pattern, which is quite different from that of traditional vehicle routing problems; and (3) the working time limit violation for maintenance teams due to uncertain repair time can be effectively avoided. Overall, the proposed optimization model provides decision-making support for wind farm maintenance work and shows a great potential in wind farm energy management.
In order to solve the problems of security hidden dangers in the process of node location due to the characteristics of limited resources, open deployment, and being unattended in wireless sensor networks, this paper proposes a mainstream location algorithm combined with the current WSN node. By reducing the error in network positioning, the wireless sensor network positioning technology is put into practical benefits, and the WSN emitter positioning based on node resources and limited capacity is realized. Some positioning technologies are applied to emitter positioning, and some meaningful results are obtained. Aiming at the problems existing in the positioning algorithm of the main nodes in the wireless sensor network, the power consumption and positioning accuracy of the positioning technology are deeply studied to reduce the positioning error. Experiments show that when nodes are sent to different states, the number of nodes 150 remains the same, the communication radius is the same, the environment output is the same, and the number of bones in the network can be changed. After many simulation experiments, both algorithms can see the positioning result curve of the positioning program affected by the anchor node part.
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