Method for positioning loosening element based on multiobjective optimization
A multi-objective optimization and positioning method technology, applied in the field of fault diagnosis of nuclear power plants, can solve problems such as large errors and low positioning accuracy
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[0054] refer to Figure 1-4 , to further illustrate the present invention:
[0055] Loose parts location method based on multi-objective optimization, including the following steps:
[0056] 1. Install M acceleration sensors in the primary circuit of the nuclear reactor to obtain the shock signal generated when the loose parts fall, where M≥4;
[0057] 2. Synchronously collect the impact signals received by each sensor, and obtain the time when each sensor receives the impact signal;
[0058] 3. Set the constraint range of horizontal coordinate z and vertical coordinate s according to the diameter and height of the cylindrical shell, establish a particle swarm within the constraint range, use a point coordinate within the constraint range as a particle of the particle swarm, the number of particles and The number of iterations is set according to experience; the particle swarm is initialized, the inertia weight, the coordinates of the current particle, the cognitive coeffici...
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[0114] combine Figure 5a , 5b And simulation experiment, further illustrate the present invention:
[0115] 1. Simulation conditions
[0116] Experiments are carried out on the reactor simulation device, which is composed of a cylindrical shell and a hemispherical shell connected, and its shape is as follows Figure 5a As shown, expand it to a plane, the position of the sensor and the tapping point is as follows Figure 5b shown. The thickness of the simulation device is 16mm, the height is 2m, and the diameter is 1.2m. The masses of the steel balls knocked are 55g and 720g respectively. Four acceleration sensors are adopted, and the sampling frequency of each sensor is 60kHz.
[0117] 2. Simulation results
[0118] After expanding the cylinder, it is established as Figure 5b See Table 1 and Table 2 for the Cartesian coordinate system shown, the actual coordinates of each tapping point, and the positioning estimation results.
[0119] Table 1 Estimation results of lo...
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