CN113918624B - Turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis - Google Patents

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The invention relates to a turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis, which comprises the following steps: collecting historical data of selected measuring points, setting upper and lower limits of normal values of the data of the selected measuring points, and cleaning the data by using a box line graph to obtain a normal data set; calculating the cylinder efficiency of each piece of data in the normal data set one by one, and putting the calculated cylinder efficiency into the data; and removing abnormal values of the cylinder efficiency values obtained by calculation to obtain an integrated data set. The invention has the beneficial effects that: according to the method, a turbine cylinder efficiency fitting surface model is constructed from multiple dimensions through a computer big data analysis technology based on historical data and steady state identification, the change of the cylinder efficiency is amplified through a layering and scoring method, the abnormity of the through-flow part of the turbine is early warned, the early problems of scaling of the through-flow part, damage of a steam inlet filter screen and the like are found, and sufficient intervention time is provided for the fault treatment of the turbine.

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Turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of turbine fault early warning diagnosis, and particularly relates to a turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis.
Background
The through-flow part of the steam turbine is a core component for converting steam heat energy into work, and the perfection degree of the through-flow part has important influence on the energy consumption level of a unit. When the performance of the through-flow part of the steam turbine deviates from a normal value (such as corrosion and scaling of the through-flow part, abrasion of a steam seal, breakage of a filter screen, breakage of a blade and the like), the thermal characteristic of the steam turbine set is inevitably changed, and the change of the thermal characteristic of the steam turbine set is reflected on the efficiency of the cylinder.
The design value of the cylinder efficiency (or the test value obtained by the test of scientific research institutes) given by a steam turbine manufacturer only relates to a plurality of working conditions generally, the operating working condition of the unit often deviates from the test working condition, and the cylinder efficiency can synchronously change along with the change of the opening degree and the load of the high-pressure regulating valve, so that the design value or the test value of the cylinder efficiency can not reflect the change of the through-flow part in the whole operating process of the unit.
At present, a mature algorithm for calculating a cylinder efficiency evaluation value based on historical data has poor sensitivity to small-amplitude fluctuation of the efficiency of a steam turbine cylinder, and the through-flow fault of the steam turbine cannot be found in time to influence the running safety of a unit, so that early warning of the through-flow fault of the steam turbine is significant for improving the thermal economy and safety of the steam turbine.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provides a turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis.
The turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis comprises the following steps:
step 1, collecting historical data of selected measuring points, setting upper and lower limits of normal values of the data of the selected measuring points, and cleaning the data by using a box line graph to obtain a normal data set
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The expert uses the trend graph to align the normal data set
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The data in the step (1) is manually and finely screened to obtain a normal data set
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Step 2, calculating normal data sets item by item
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The cylinder efficiency of each piece of data is calculated, and the calculated cylinder efficiency is put into the data; removing abnormal values of the cylinder efficiency values obtained through calculation to obtain an integrated data set
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And performing steady state identification according to the cylinder efficiency value through sliding a time window to obtain a steady state data set
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Step 3, setting the steady state data set
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Dividing according to the unit load and the opening of the regulating valve to obtain a divided data set
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(ii) a Then each divided data set is
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Performing equidistant layering according to the distance from the average value of the cylinder efficiency of the segmentation data set, and combining the data of the same layer into a layered data set
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(ii) a Respectively constructing cylinder efficiency fitting surface models corresponding to each layer of data, wherein the number of the surface layers of the fitting surface models is the same as that of the surface layers after equidistant layering; determining coefficient R of the obtained fitted surface model2If the fitting effect of the curved surface is smaller than the set value, judging that the fitting effect of the curved surface does not reach the standard, returning to the step 2, removing abnormal values of the calculated cylinder efficiency value, and making a decision coefficient R2Is closer to 1 (e.g., the original set value is 0.9, and the new set value is modified to 0.95) until the coefficient R is determined2Is greater than a set value;
step 4, collecting real-time data, wherein the collected data can also pass through a custom time window to obtain a real-time data set;
step 5, calculating the cylinder efficiency of each piece of data in the collected real-time data set one by one according to the step 2, and putting the calculated cylinder efficiency into the data to obtain a real-time integrated data set;
step 6, scoring the real-time integration data set; when the real-time integration data set is normal, the cylinder efficiency in each data falls in the top layer and the bottom layer of the fitted surface model obtained in the step 3; setting a score for each curved surface, wherein the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency falling into the curved surface is the score of the curved surface, the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency not falling onto the curved surface is the score of the curved surface closest to the curved surface, the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency exceeding the range of the curved surface is the score of the boundary curved surface, and counting the total score of all pieces of data in the real-time integration data set;
and 7, analyzing whether the cylinder efficiency is abnormally changed: collecting the total scores of all the data in the real-time integration data set obtained by statistics in the step 6 into a real-time integration data set score trend graph, and analyzing the score change trend; when the score rises to reach an upper threshold or falls to reach a lower threshold and lasts for a period of time, judging that the cylinder efficiency is abnormal; if the cylinder efficiency is abnormal after the cylinder efficiency is judged to be abnormal, triggering an alarm, and setting the upper and lower score thresholds and the triggering alarm times by professionals.
Preferably, step 1 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 1.1, collecting unit load, valve opening degree, steam inlet pressure, steam inlet temperature, steam exhaust pressure and steam exhaust temperature of a selected measuring point;
step 1.2, data cleaning is carried out: setting upper and lower limits of normal data values of selected measuring points, and eliminating data exceeding the upper and lower limits of normal data values (unqualified quality) in the historical data of the measuring points acquired in the step 1.1 by utilizing a box diagram to obtain a normal data set
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Step 1.3, in order to guarantee the data quality, the steam turbine professional utilizes the trend chart to align the normal data set
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Then fine screening is carried out to obtain a normal data set
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Preferably, step 2 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 2.1, calculate the normal data set item by item
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The cylinder efficiency of each piece of data is calculated, and the calculated cylinder efficiency is put into the data, wherein the calculation formula of the cylinder efficiency is as follows:
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in order to be able to achieve a cylinder efficiency,
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which represents the enthalpy of the incoming steam,
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the expression of the enthalpy of the exhaust steam,
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representing the isentropic enthalpy found by finding a water vapor enthalpy entropy diagram from the steam inlet entropy and the steam outlet pressure;
step 2.2, eliminating abnormal values of the cylinder efficiency values obtained through calculation by utilizing the boxplot to obtain an integrated data set
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Step 2.3, screening out stable data in a set time length in the integrated data set to obtain a stable data set
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: sliding the time window according to the set time length to integrate the data set
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Separated into n lists
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Screening out given values of cylinder efficiency fluctuation smaller than fluctuation amplitude in each list
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Merging the screened residual cylinder efficiency values into a new list to obtain a steady state data set
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(ii) a The screening formula is as follows:
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represents the maximum value of cylinder efficiency in the selected list,
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represents the average of the cylinder efficiencies in the selected list,
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representing a given value of fluctuation amplitude.
Preferably, step 3 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 3.1, set the steady state data
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Dividing according to the unit load and the opening of the regulating valve collected in the step 1 to obtain n divided data sets
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The set of all the segmented data sets is
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Step 3.2, divide each data set into
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Performing equidistant layering according to the distance from the average value of the cylinder efficiency of the segmentation data set, and combining the data of the same layer into a layered data set
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The set of all hierarchical data sets is
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The mth layer of data;
3.3, carrying out nonlinear fitting on each layer of hierarchical data set according to three dimensions of cylinder efficiency, opening of a regulating valve and unit load: regulating valve opening with cylinder efficiency as a dependent variable
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Obtaining a cylinder efficiency fitting surface model corresponding to each layer of data according to the weight of the data, and determining a coefficient R2And the mean square error MSE judges the fitting effect.
Preferably, the coefficient R is determined in step 32The value range of the set value is 0.9-1.
Preferably, the coefficient R is determined in step 32Is set toThe value was 0.95.
Preferably, the real-time data collected in step 4 includes unit load, opening of the regulating valve, steam inlet pressure, steam inlet temperature, steam exhaust pressure and steam exhaust temperature.
Preferably, when the score is set for each curved surface in step 6, each layer of curved surface above the average value of cylinder efficiency is set as a positive score, each layer of curved surface below the average value of cylinder efficiency is set as a negative score, and the scores are symmetrically distributed, for example, the score of the 1 st layer is + e score, and the score of the last layer is-e score.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
according to the method, a turbine cylinder efficiency fitting surface model is constructed from multiple dimensions through a computer big data analysis technology based on historical data and steady state identification, the change of the cylinder efficiency is amplified through a layering and scoring method, the abnormity of the through-flow part of the turbine is early warned, the early problems of scaling of the through-flow part, damage of a steam inlet filter screen and the like are found, and sufficient intervention time is provided for the fault treatment of the turbine.
When the unit actually operates, the normal value of the cylinder efficiency also changes according to the change of the working condition because the load of the unit changes in real time; the cylinder efficiency fitting curved surface model is constructed through historical data, the upper limit and the lower limit (falling into the curved surface at the uppermost layer and the curved surface at the lowermost layer) of the normal value of the actual operating cylinder efficiency are determined, and the sensitivity to small-amplitude fluctuation of the turbine cylinder efficiency is improved by utilizing a layering scoring method; whether the efficiency of the cylinder is abnormal or not is analyzed and judged through the real-time data fractional trend graph, so that whether the through-flow part is abnormal or not is judged, and the heat economy and the safety of the steam turbine are improved. Through a real-time data score trend graph, the total scores of the day and the last day, the total scores of the week and the last week, and even the cylinder efficiencies of different time spans such as the total scores of the year and the last year can be compared more visually, and the cylinder efficiency test after through-flow modification can be replaced to judge the through-flow modification effect.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a turbine through-flow anomaly early warning method based on big data analysis according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a graph of one layer of cylinder efficiency layered curved surfaces according to example 2 of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a load line diagram of a training data set in embodiment 2 of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a line graph of the load of the unit after the steady-state screening of the training data in embodiment 2 of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a cylinder efficiency scoring trend chart in embodiment 2 of the present invention.
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The present invention will be further described with reference to the following examples. The following examples are set forth merely to aid in the understanding of the invention. It should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several modifications can be made to the invention without departing from the principle of the invention, and these modifications and modifications also fall within the protection scope of the claims of the present invention.
Example one
The embodiment of the application provides a turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis as shown in fig. 1:
step 1, collecting historical data of selected measuring points, setting upper and lower limits of normal values of the data of the selected measuring points, and cleaning the data by using a box line graph to obtain a normal data set
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The expert uses the trend graph to align the normal data set
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Re-screening the data to obtain a normal data set
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Step 2, calculating normal data sets item by item
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The cylinder efficiency of each piece of data is calculated, and the calculated cylinder efficiency is put into the data; removing abnormal values of the cylinder efficiency values obtained through calculation to obtain an integrated data set
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By slidingA time window for performing steady state identification according to the cylinder efficiency value to obtain a steady state data set
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Step 3, setting the steady state data set
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Dividing according to the unit load and the opening of the regulating valve to obtain a divided data set
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(ii) a Then each divided data set is
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Performing equidistant layering according to the distance from the average value of the cylinder efficiency of the segmentation data set, and combining the data of the same layer into a layered data set
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(ii) a Respectively constructing cylinder efficiency fitting surface models corresponding to each layer of data, wherein the number of the surface layers of the fitting surface models is the same as that of the surface layers after equidistant layering; determining coefficient R of the obtained fitted surface model2If the fitting effect of the curved surface is smaller than the set value, judging that the fitting effect of the curved surface does not reach the standard, returning to the step 2, removing abnormal values of the calculated cylinder efficiency value, and making a decision coefficient R2Is closer to 1 to screen out the steady state data set until the coefficient R is determined2Is greater than a set value;
step 4, collecting real-time data to obtain a real-time data set;
step 5, calculating the cylinder efficiency of each piece of data in the collected real-time data set one by one according to the step 2, and putting the calculated cylinder efficiency into the data to obtain a real-time integrated data set;
step 6, scoring the real-time integration data set; when the real-time integration data set is normal, the cylinder efficiency in each data falls in the top layer and the bottom layer of the fitted surface model obtained in the step 3; setting a score for each curved surface, wherein the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency falling into the curved surface is the score of the curved surface, the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency not falling onto the curved surface is the score of the curved surface closest to the curved surface, the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency exceeding the range of the curved surface is the score of the boundary curved surface, and counting the total score of all pieces of data in the real-time integration data set;
and 7, analyzing whether the cylinder efficiency is abnormally changed: collecting the total scores of all the data in the real-time integration data set obtained by statistics in the step 6 into a real-time integration data set score trend graph, and analyzing the score change trend; when the score rises to reach an upper threshold or falls to reach a lower threshold and lasts for a period of time, judging that the cylinder efficiency is abnormal; if the cylinder efficiency is abnormal, the alarm is triggered after the cylinder efficiency is judged to be abnormal.
Example two
On the basis of the first embodiment, the second embodiment of the present application verifies the effectiveness of the turbine through-flow abnormality early warning method based on big data analysis in the first embodiment by using data from a certain power plant high-pressure cylinder:
model training is carried out by using data from 1 month and 1 day 00:00 in 2018 to 12 month and 31 day and 24:00 in 2018, and data from 1 month and 1 day 00 in 2019 to 11 month and 30 days in 2019 and 24:00 in 24 months are used as test data (specific time when an accident is found during maintenance and not confirmed).
Step 1.1, the collected parameters comprise: the system comprises a unit load, a high-pressure regulating valve opening, main steam pressure, main steam temperature, high-pressure cylinder exhaust pressure and high-pressure cylinder exhaust temperature. The counting time interval is 5 seconds, and 6307200 pieces of 2018 annual data are obtained. The load line graph of the training data set in the embodiment is shown in fig. 3;
step 1.2, rejecting quality-unqualified data such as shutdown, dead spots, abnormality, mutation and the like in the collected data, rejecting 1011200 quality-unqualified data such as mutation, abnormality, shutdown and the like in the collected data by utilizing a box line diagram, and obtaining 5233600 data of a normal data set in actual operation after fine screening by professional personnel.
Step 2.1, alignmentCalculating the cylinder efficiency one by one according to the processed historical data, and putting the calculated cylinder efficiency into the data to obtain an integrated data set
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And eliminating abnormal values of the data with the cylinder efficiency values larger than 100 and smaller than 80 obtained through calculation to obtain 5210470 pieces of data.
And 2.2, screening stable data of the high-pressure cylinder efficiency within a period of time to obtain cylinder efficiency stable data, wherein a load line graph of the unit after the stable screening of the training data in the embodiment is shown in fig. 4. Obtaining a plurality of lists by sliding a time window of 5 minutes, screening data according to whether the ratio of the difference between the maximum value and the minimum value of the cylinder efficiency in the lists to the average value of the lists is greater than 0.15, merging the lists after screening to obtain 2747489 steady-state data sets
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And 3, constructing a cylinder efficiency fitting surface model. Steady state cylinder efficiency data set
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Dividing the data according to the load of 10MW and the opening of the high-pressure regulating valve of 1 percent to obtain a plurality of divided data sets
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Removing a data set with data smaller than 50, and then dividing each batch of data into 10 layers at equal intervals according to (maximum-minimum)/9 by being far from the average value of the cylinder efficiency, wherein a surface map of one layer of the cylinder efficiency layered surface is shown in fig. 2; and carrying out nonlinear fitting on each layer to obtain an equation, a fitting surface and decision coefficients of Mean Square Error (MSE) and R2 of each layer. As in table 1 below:
TABLE 1 equation, fitted surface and MSE and R2 decision coefficient table for each layer after equidistant layering
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And 4, acquiring real-time data, wherein the embodiment adopts test data of a fault time period to perform simulation test, the acquisition time interval is 1 second, and the real-time data set time window is set to be 5 minutes. In the embodiment, real-time data of 30 days are collected for testing, and 779100 pieces of data are obtained after screening.
And 5, calculating the cylinder efficiency of the collected real-time data, and putting the calculated cylinder efficiency into the data to obtain a real-time integrated data set.
And 6, grading the real-time integration data set, setting scores for each curved surface when the data of the real-time integration data set is normal, wherein the cylinder efficiency of each piece of data is within the uppermost curved surface and the lowermost curved surface, the scores from the first layer to the tenth layer are respectively 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, -2, -3, -4 and-5, the score of the curved surface is obtained for the point falling into the curved surface, the score of the nearest curved surface is obtained for the point not falling onto the curved surface, the score of the point above the first layer is 5, the score of the point below the tenth layer is-5, and the total score of all the points of the real-time integration data set is counted, wherein a score trend graph is shown in fig. 5.
And 7, analyzing whether the cylinder efficiency is abnormally changed or not. And (4) when the alarm score deviation is set by a professional to be more than 2 and continuously appears for 6 times, performing through-flow abnormity alarm. In the test example, the through-flow abnormal alarm appears about 13 days 11, 20 and 2019, and the score changes obviously after 20 days 11, 20 and 2019 through the analysis of the integrated score trend graph of the real-time integrated data for a period of 5 minutes. The score is larger than the previous score by 3 points, and the score is continuously larger until the test time is over, and the judgment of the occurrence time of the through-flow abnormity is accurate.

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1. A turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, collecting historical data of selected measuring points, setting upper and lower limits of normal values of the data of the selected measuring points, and cleaning the data by using a box line graph to obtain a normal data set
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The expert uses the trend graph to align the normal data set
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The data in the step (1) is manually and finely screened to obtain a normal data set
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Step 1.1, collecting unit load, valve opening degree, steam inlet pressure, steam inlet temperature, steam exhaust pressure and steam exhaust temperature of a selected measuring point;
step 1.2, data cleaning is carried out: setting upper and lower limits of normal data values of selected measuring points, and eliminating data exceeding the upper and lower limits of the normal data values in the historical data of the measuring points acquired in the step 1.1 by utilizing a box line diagram to obtain a normal data set
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Step 1.3, utilizing the trend graph to align the normal data set
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Then fine screening is carried out to obtain a normal data set
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Step 2, calculating normal data sets item by item
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The cylinder efficiency of each piece of data is calculated, and the calculated cylinder efficiency is put into the data; removing abnormal values of the cylinder efficiency values obtained through calculation to obtain an integrated data set
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And performing steady state identification according to the cylinder efficiency value through sliding a time window to obtain a steady state data set
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Step 2.1, calculate the normal data set item by item
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The cylinder efficiency of each piece of data is calculated, and the calculated cylinder efficiency is put into the data, wherein the calculation formula of the cylinder efficiency is as follows:
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in the above formula, the first and second carbon atoms are,
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in order to be able to achieve a cylinder efficiency,
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which represents the enthalpy of the incoming steam,
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the expression of the enthalpy of the exhaust steam,
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representing the isentropic enthalpy found by finding a water vapor enthalpy entropy diagram from the steam inlet entropy and the steam outlet pressure;
step 2.2, eliminating abnormal values of the cylinder efficiency values obtained through calculation by utilizing the boxplot to obtain an integrated data set
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Step 2.3, screening out stable data in a set time length in the integrated data set to obtain a stable data set
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: sliding the time window according to the set time length to integrate the data set
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Separated into n lists
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Screening out given values of cylinder efficiency fluctuation smaller than fluctuation amplitude in each list
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The cylinder efficiency value is eliminated, and the cylinder efficiency fluctuation in each list is larger than the given value of fluctuation amplitude
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Merging the screened residual cylinder efficiency values into a new list to obtain a steady state data set
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(ii) a The screening formula is as follows:
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in the above formula, the first and second carbon atoms are,
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represents the maximum value of cylinder efficiency in the selected list,
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represents the minimum value of cylinder efficiency in the selected list,
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step 3, setting the steady state data set
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Dividing according to the unit load and the opening of the regulating valve to obtain a divided data set
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(ii) a Then each divided data set is
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Performing equidistant layering according to the distance from the average value of the cylinder efficiency of the segmentation data set, and combining the data of the same layer into a layered data set
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(ii) a Respectively constructing cylinder efficiency fitting surface models corresponding to each layer of data, wherein the number of the surface layers of the fitting surface models is the same as that of the surface layers after equidistant layering; determining coefficient R of the obtained fitted surface model2If the fitting effect of the curved surface is smaller than the set value, judging that the fitting effect of the curved surface does not reach the standard, returning to the step 2, removing abnormal values of the calculated cylinder efficiency value, and determining a coefficient R2The value range of the set value is 0.9-1, and a steady-state data set is screened out until a coefficient R is determined2Is greater than a set value;
step 3.1, set the steady state data
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Dividing according to the unit load and the opening of the regulating valve collected in the step 1 to obtain n divided data sets
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The set of all the segmented data sets is
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Wherein
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Representing the nth divided data set
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Segmented data set with fewer than 50 data strips
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Step 3.2, divide each data set into
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Performing equidistant layering according to the distance from the average value of the cylinder efficiency of the segmentation data set, and combining the data of the same layer into a layered data set
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The set of all hierarchical data sets is
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The combination rule is as follows:
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in the above formula, the first and second carbon atoms are,
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represents the m-th level of the hierarchical data set,
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representing the 1 st segmented data set
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The data of the m-th layer in (1),
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representing the 2 nd segmented data set
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The data of the m-th layer in the (C),
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representing the nth divided data set
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The mth layer of data;
3.3, carrying out nonlinear fitting on each layer of hierarchical data set according to the cylinder efficiency, the opening of the regulating valve and the unit load: regulating valve opening with cylinder efficiency as a dependent variable
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Obtaining a cylinder efficiency fitting surface model corresponding to each layer of data according to the weight of the data, and determining a coefficient R2And mean square error MSE to judge the fitting effect;
step 4, collecting real-time data to obtain a real-time data set;
step 5, calculating the cylinder efficiency of each piece of data in the collected real-time data set one by one according to the step 2, and putting the calculated cylinder efficiency into the data to obtain a real-time integrated data set;
step 6, scoring the real-time integration data set; the specific way of integrating the data sets in real time for scoring is as follows: when the real-time integration data set is normal, the cylinder efficiency in each data falls in the top layer and the bottom layer of the fitted surface model obtained in the step 3; setting a score for each curved surface, wherein the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency falling into the curved surface is the score of the curved surface, the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency not falling onto the curved surface is the score of the curved surface closest to the curved surface, the real-time integration data corresponding to the cylinder efficiency exceeding the range of the curved surface is the score of the boundary curved surface, and counting the total score of all pieces of data in the real-time integration data set;
and 7, analyzing whether the cylinder efficiency is abnormally changed: collecting the total scores of all the data in the real-time integration data set obtained by statistics in the step 6 into a real-time integration data set score trend graph, and analyzing the score change trend; when the score rises to reach an upper threshold or falls to reach a lower threshold and lasts for a period of time, judging that the cylinder efficiency is abnormal; if the cylinder efficiency is abnormal, the alarm is triggered after the cylinder efficiency is judged to be abnormal.
2. The turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis according to claim 1, characterized in that: determining the coefficient R in step 32The set value of (a) is 0.95.
3. The turbine through-flow abnormity early warning method based on big data analysis according to claim 1, characterized in that: the real-time data collected in the step 4 comprise unit load, adjusting valve opening, steam inlet pressure, steam inlet temperature, steam exhaust pressure and steam exhaust temperature.
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