Discrete Bayesian network water chilling unit fault diagnosis method based on information entropy
A Bayesian network and chiller technology, applied in computer components, instruments, calculations, etc., can solve problems such as information loss, Bayesian classifiers are not easy to handle continuous attributes, and sensor feature information is not fully utilized. Achieve the effect of improving the accuracy rate, overcoming the main limitations, and reducing information loss
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[0094] Example: The historical fault data used in this example comes from the ASHRAE RP-1043 fault experiment. It is a 90-ton (about 316kW) centrifugal chiller. 7 types of typical faults (including 4 Kind of degradation grade), see Table 1 for details. The test data of 64 features are obtained, and the data collection time interval is 10s.
[0095] Table 1 Typical faults and their degradation levels
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[0097] Step 1: Data collection.
[0098] The historical fault data used in this embodiment comes from the ASHRAE RP-1043 fault experiment. In the RP-1043 fault simulation experiment, a total of 64 characteristic parameters can be collected, of which 48 are directly measured by sensors and 16 are real-time calculations by VisSim software.
[0099] Step 2: Use the existing steady-state filtering method to perform steady-state filtering on the original data.
[0100] Step 3: Feature selection.
[0101] From the foregoing, each sample contains 64 feature parameters. In fact, some fe...
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