Steam flow excitation fault real-time diagnosis method for large steam turbine-generator

Abstract

The invention discloses a flow-excitation failure real-time diagnosis method used for a large-scale steam-turbine generator unit, belonging to the vibration-state real-time on-line automatic detection for the large-scale steam-turbine generator unit in the mechanical vibration-state detection and failure diagnosis field. The failure diagnosis method comprises the sections of data collection, data preprocessing, low-frequency vibration condition verification, unit load condition verification and failure diagnosis and the like. Whether the unit suffers the flow-excitation failure is diagnosed according to the results of low-frequency vibration condition verification and unit load condition verification. The method has the advantages that the diagnosis is reliable; and the automatic real-time on-line detection and failure diagnosis can be realized and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of mechanical vibration state monitoring and fault diagnosis, and in particular relates to a real-time diagnosis method for steam flow excitation fault of a large-scale turbo-generator set for real-time on-line automatic monitoring of the vibration state of a large-scale turbo-generator set. Background technique [0002] With the continuous increase of the capacity of the turbogenerator unit, the operating parameters of the unit continue to increase, and the pressure series of the unit continues to increase. The increase in the series makes the rotor span longer, the critical speed becomes lower, and the stability of the shaft system These factors can easily lead to steam flow excitation failures of high-parameter units, which mainly lead to the failure of the unit to continue to increase the load and fail to generate power at full load. This failure often occurs in large-capacity, high-parameter steam turbine power ge...

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[0002] With the continuous increase of the capacity of the turbogenerator unit, the operating parameters of the unit continue to increase, and the pressure series of the unit continues to increase. The increase in the series makes the rotor span longer, the critical speed becomes lower, and the stability of the shaft system These factors can easily lead to steam flow excitation failures of high-parameter units, which mainly lead to the failure of the unit to continue to increase the load and fail to generate power at full load. This failure often oc

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