On-load tap-changer mechanical fault diagnosis method

Abstract

The invention provides an on-load tap-changer mechanical fault diagnosis method. The method comprises the steps of collecting vibration signals of an on-load tap-changer device at at least two positions in an operation state through an acceleration sensor, and carrying out the preprocessing of the vibration signals; carrying out GA-VMD decomposition on the at least two preprocessed channel vibration signals, and extracting an energy entropy and a fuzzy entropy to construct a feature vector to serve as observation value matrix input of a coupling hidden Markov model; inputting the feature vector obtained in the step 2 into a coupling hidden Markov model for training, and establishing a coupling hidden Markov model operation state model; and inputting the test set into the operation state model obtained in the step 3, and judging the state and the fault type of the on-load tap-changer according to the maximum likelihood probability. According to the on-load tap-changer mechanical fault diagnosis method provided by the invention, the diagnosis result is high in accuracy, the structure is simple, and the operability is high.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of electric equipment, in particular to a method for diagnosing a mechanical fault of an on-load tap changer. Background technique [0002] The importance of electric power to national economic and social development is self-evident, and power grid accidents caused by power equipment failures often cause huge economic losses and negative impacts. On-load tap changer (OLTC), as a key component of on-load tap changer, plays an important role in the power system to stabilize the grid voltage, adjust the reactive power flow, and increase the flexibility of the grid. However, on-load tap-changer failures occur more frequently. According to the statistics of China Electric Power Academy, from 1990 to May 1994, transformer accidents caused by on-load tap changer failures accounted for 18.5% of the total transformer accidents nationwide. According to foreign statistics, faults account for 41% of the faults of on-l...

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Most of these methods are based on linear theory, however, studies have shown that the vibration signal during the switching process exhibits significant nonlinear behavior

Therefore, the time-frequency analysis method of assuming the vibration signal as a stationary or piecewise stationary signal is not very obvious.

EMD is a signal time-frequency analysis method proposed in recent years. It can effectively extract time-frequency features from data generated in noisy nonlinear and non-stationary processes, but it has the defects of mode mixing and endpoint effects.

The EEMD algorithm solv

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