Nonlinear robust fault diagnosis of power plant gas turbine using Monte Carlo-based adaptive threshold approach
Saeed Amirkhani1, Ali Chaibakhsh1, Ali Ghaffari2
1Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Guilan, Rasht, Guilan 41938-33697, Iran; Intelligent System and Advanced Control Lab, University of Guilan, Rasht, Guilan 41938-33697, Iran.
Abstract:
This paper addresses the robust fault diagnosis of power plant gas turbine as an uncertain nonlinear system using a new adaptive threshold method. In order to determine the bounds of the adaptive threshold and to identify neural network thresholds modelling, an approach based on Monte Carlo simulation is employed. To evaluate the performance of the proposed fault detection method, a fault sensitivity analysis is provided. In addition, the neural network-based estimators are considered to estimate the magnitude of faults according to the values of residuals. The proposed fault diagnosis system is evaluated during different scenarios. The obtained results indicate the high sensitivity, accuracy, and robustness of the proposed method for fault detection and isolation in the nonlinear uncertain systems, even in dealing with small faults.
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