Vibration signals contain abundant information that reflects the health status of wind turbine high-speed shaft bearings ((HSSBs). Accurate health assessment and remaining useful life (RUL) prediction are the keys to the scientific maintenance of wind turbines. In this paper, a method based on the combination of a comprehensive evaluation function and a self-organizing feature map (SOM) network is proposed to construct a health indicator (HI) curve to characterizes the health state of HSSBs. Considering the difficulty in obtaining life cycle data of similar equipment in a short time, the exponential degradation model is selected as the degradation trajectory of HSSBs on the basis of the constructed HI curve, the Bayesian update model, and the expectation–maximization (EM) algorithm are used to predict the RUL of HSSBs. First, the time domain, frequency domain, and time–frequency domain degradation features of HSSBs are extracted. Second, a comprehensive evaluation function is constructed and used to select the degradation features with good performance. Third, the SOM network is used to fuse the selected degradation features to construct a one-dimensional HI curve. Finally, the exponential degradation model is selected as the degradation trajectory of HSSBs, and the Bayesian update and EM algorithm are used to predict the RUL of the HSSB. The monitoring data of a wind turbine HSSB in actual operation is used to validate the model. The HI curve constructed by the method in this paper can better reflect the degradation process of HSSBs. In terms of life prediction, the method in this paper has better prediction accuracy than the SVR model.
Existing methods in predicting short-term photovoltaic (PV) power have low accuracy and cannot satisfy actual demand. Thus, a prediction model based on similar days and seagull optimization algorithm (SOA) is proposed to optimize a deep belief network (DBN). Fast correlation-based filter (FCBF) method is used to select a meteorological feature set with the best correlation with PV output and avoid redundancy among meteorological factors affecting PV output. In addition, a comprehensive similarity index combining European distance and gray correlation degree is proposed to select the similar day. Then, SOA is used to optimize the number of neurons and the learning rate parameters in DBN. Based on the nonuniform mutation and opposition-based learning method, an improved seagull optimization algorithm (ISOA) with higher optimization accuracy is proposed. Finally, the ISOA-DBN prediction model is established, and the experimental analysis is conducted using the actual data of PV power stations in Australia. Results show that compared with DBN, support vector machine (SVM), extreme learning machine (ELM), radial basis function (RBF), Elman, and back propagation (BP), the mean absolute percentage error indicator of ISOA-DBN is only 1.512% on a sunny day, 5.975 on a rainy day, 3.359 on a cloudy to sunny day, and 1.911% on a sunny to cloudy day. Therefore, the good accuracy of the proposed model is verified. INDEX TERMSPV power generation, prediction model, similar day, seagull optimization algorithm, deep belief network NOMENCLATURE PV photovoltaic SOA seagull optimization algorithm DBN deep belief network FCBF fast correlation-based filter ISOA improved seagull optimization algorithm SVM support vector machine ELM extreme learning machine RBF radial basis function BP back propagation CEEMD complementary ensemble empirical mode decomposition SU symmetric uncertainty GR global radiation DR diffused radiation RBM restricted Boltzmann machines GBRBM Gauss-Bernoulli-restricted Boltzmann machine PSO particle swarm optimization GA genetic algorithm GOA grasshopper optimization algorithm RMSE root mean square error MAPE mean absolute percent error
Configuring energy storage devices can effectively improve the on-site consumption rate of new energy such as wind power and photovoltaic, and alleviate the planning and construction pressure of external power grids on grid-connected operation of new energy. Therefore, a dual layer optimization configuration method for energy storage capacity with source load collaborative participation is proposed. The external model introduces a demand-side response strategy, determines the peak, flat, and valley periods of the time-of-use electricity price-based on the distribution characteristics of load and new energy output, and further aims to maximize the revenue of the wind and solar storage system. With the peak, flat, and valley electricity price as the decision variable, an outer optimization model is established. Based on the optimized electricity price, the user’s electricity consumption in each period is adjusted, and the results are transmitted to the inner optimization model. The internal model takes the configuration power and energy storage capacity in the wind and solar storage system as decision variables, establishes a multi-objective function that comprehensively considers the on-site consumption rate of new energy and the cost of energy storage configuration, and feeds back the optimization results of the inner layer to the outer layer optimization model. Use ISSA-MOPSO algorithm to solve the optimized configuration model. Finally, the rationality of the proposed model and algorithm in terms of on-site consumption rate and economy of new energy is verified through numerical examples.
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