Abstract. The article describes the automated uninterruptible multi-parameter system for monitoring operational vulnerability of critical NPP components, which differs from existing ones by being universally applicable for analysing mechanical damage of nuclear power unit components. The system allows for performing routine assessment of metal structures. The assessment of strained condition of a deteriorating component is based on three-dimensional finite element simulation with calculations adjusted with reference to in-situ measurements. A program for calculation and experimental analysis of maximum load and durability of critical area forms the core of uninterruptible monitoring system. The knowledge base on performance of the monitored components in different operating conditions and the corresponding comprehensive analysis of strained condition and deterioration rates compose the basis of control system data support, both for operating nuclear power units and robotic maintenance and repair systems.
The paper examines a possibility to optimize complex technological processes of energy resources transfer and consumption. Notes the importance of unidentified and weakly formalized factors consideration, which influence quality of the described object classes functioning. Suggests use of fuzzy neural networks and controllers on their basis for implementation of technological processes optimization of energy resources transfer and consumption at the expense of its dynamic accuracy forecast improvement. Presents algorithmic realization, that later on configured in the MATLAB simulated environment. Quantitative and qualitative parameters, which characterize fuzzy neural controller’s usage quality, were received. Later, software environment elements are being described, which constructed on the basis of the suggested adaptive approach for complex technological processes optimization. Points out a possibility to conduct comparative study, and also simulation modeling implementation by way of presented solutions.
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