2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2018.06.051
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Prediction on performance degradation and maintenance of centrifugal gas compressors using genetic programming

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“…Because the diagnostic accuracy of the small deviation linearization diagnosis methods is greatly affected by the variation of the boundary conditions (environmental conditions and operating conditions) and the sensor measurement noise, the nonlinear diagnosis methods are the mainstream of research. The driving solution algorithms of the nonlinear gas path diagnosis methods include local optimization algorithms (such as Newton-Raphson algorithm [13] and Kalman filter algorithm [14,15]) and global optimization algorithms (such as particle filter algorithm [16] or genetic algorithm [17,18]). To address the existing problems of low diagnostic accuracy lead by linearization of the thermodynamic system, and problems that sensor measurement noise and bias can cause large deviations in diagnostic accuracy, scholars have made considerable improvements [19][20][21].…”
Section: Fig1 Thermodynamic Model Decision-making Based Gas-path Diagnosis Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because the diagnostic accuracy of the small deviation linearization diagnosis methods is greatly affected by the variation of the boundary conditions (environmental conditions and operating conditions) and the sensor measurement noise, the nonlinear diagnosis methods are the mainstream of research. The driving solution algorithms of the nonlinear gas path diagnosis methods include local optimization algorithms (such as Newton-Raphson algorithm [13] and Kalman filter algorithm [14,15]) and global optimization algorithms (such as particle filter algorithm [16] or genetic algorithm [17,18]). To address the existing problems of low diagnostic accuracy lead by linearization of the thermodynamic system, and problems that sensor measurement noise and bias can cause large deviations in diagnostic accuracy, scholars have made considerable improvements [19][20][21].…”
Section: Fig1 Thermodynamic Model Decision-making Based Gas-path Diagnosis Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Talebi and Tousi (2017) [5] demonstrated that gas path analysis 75 (GPA), introduced by Urban (1969) [6], remains one of the soundest technologies for engine health monitoring and is 76 widely used for gas turbine condition monitoring to detect, identify, and assess component degradation. This, in turn, 77 affects the maintenance of gas turbine assets [7]. 78…”
Section: Take Down Policymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the failure analysis of the compressor (Section 4.3) and the literature on compressor maintenance activities (Safiyullah et al, 2018), inspection and maintenance measures are proposed based on the performance degradation of the compressors and the drop in the volumetric flow rate.…”
Section: Inspection/maintenance Measures For Compressor Stationsmentioning
confidence: 99%