Intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system
By combining a multi-source sensor network and an edge AI processor, the sensor drift and data delay problems of the bladeless fan environmental monitoring system in salt fog and humid heat environments are solved, millisecond-level fault diagnosis and predictive maintenance are achieved, and the reliability and adaptability of the system are improved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510798594.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-16
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-23
AI Technical Summary
The environmental monitoring system of bladeless fans is easily affected by salt spray, humidity and heat at the hardware level. Sensors drift severely and lack a self-calibration mechanism. Data processing delays lead to low fault diagnosis accuracy, making it difficult for system integration to cover new failure modes. Predictive maintenance capabilities are insufficient, and the localization rate of equipment is low, resulting in high costs for integrating heterogeneous systems.
By adopting a multi-source sensor network, edge AI processor and self-correcting algorithm, combined with wind power-battery dual power supply and wireless relay technology, a low-cost, highly reliable integrated monitoring system is built to achieve millisecond-level fault diagnosis and predictive maintenance.
It significantly improves fault response accuracy and operation and maintenance efficiency, reduces calibration frequency and construction costs, overcomes monitoring blind spots and prediction bottlenecks of bladeless fans in extreme environments, and improves the localization rate of equipment and the adaptability of the system.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of bladeless fans, and in particular to an intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system. Background Art
[0002] As a new type of wind power generation technology, bladeless wind turbines capture wind energy through an oscillating structure, eliminating the rotating components of traditional blades. This offers significant advantages in reducing noise, minimizing the risk of bird strikes, and improving adaptability to extreme wind conditions. The core monitoring targets have shifted from blades to the tower base structure, oscillation unit, and kinetic energy conversion system, requiring real-time detection of new failure modes such as tower base scouring, material corrosion, and structural deformation. As offshore wind power expands into the deep sea, monitoring systems face extreme environmental challenges such as high salt spray, severe corrosion, and large temperature differences. Furthermore, they must address systemic challenges such as power supply difficulties in remote areas, insufficient data real-time availability, and low fault diagnosis accuracy.
[0003] Current wind turbine environmental monitoring technology is mainly designed for traditional bladed wind turbines and has multi-dimensional defects: at the hardware level, sensors are easily affected by salt spray and humid and hot environments, resulting in data drift, and lack an effective self-calibration mechanism. High-precision equipment has long relied on imports, and maintenance requires high-altitude operations, which is costly; at the data processing level, massive monitoring data relies on central servers for processing, and transmission delays make millisecond-level safety responses impossible to achieve. The insufficient computing power of edge computing devices restricts real-time diagnostic capabilities, and the traditional threshold alarm has a misjudgment rate of more than 30% for compound faults; at the system integration level, existing solutions are difficult to cover new failure modes such as internal defects in blades and tower base erosion. The lack of predictive maintenance capabilities has resulted in more than 60% of sudden gearbox failures, the intelligent platform has weak remote control functions, and lacks mobile support capabilities; in addition, the industry standard system is not yet mature, the localization rate of equipment is low, and the cost of heterogeneous system integration remains high.
[0004] This invention uses a multi-source sensor array and self-correction algorithm to resist environmental interference, and an edge AI processor to achieve millisecond-level fault diagnosis. It combines wind power-battery dual power supply and wireless relay technology to build a low-cost, highly reliable integrated monitoring system, effectively solving the monitoring problems unique to bladeless wind turbines. Summary of the Invention
[0005] In order to overcome the problems raised in the above background technology, the present invention proposes an intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system.
[0006] The technical solution of the present invention is: an intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system, comprising: Multi-source sensor network module, including at least 10 dry contact input interfaces, temperature and humidity sensor interfaces, water immersion detection interfaces, and displacement monitoring interfaces; Edge computing processing module, equipped with an embedded AI processor, performs real-time data cleaning, anomaly diagnosis and fault prediction; Dual-mode power supply module, used to support dual-mode switching between wind power conversion power supply module and high-density lithium battery pack; Wireless communication module, supporting RS485 wired communication, 4G / 5G wireless SMS alarm and LoRa wireless relay transmission; The intelligent monitoring module is used to receive and visualize the output data of the edge computing processing module.
[0007] Preferably, the edge intelligent processing module has a built-in environmental compensation algorithm, which specifically corrects sensor drift through the following function: ; ; in, and is the calibration coefficient, T is the ambient temperature, RH is the relative humidity, and t is the operating time.
[0008] Preferably, the system implements a millisecond-level three-level alarm mechanism: A11: Level 1 alarm: triggers the local relay control output, and the response delay is ≤50ms; A12: Level 2 alarm: An alarm message containing the fault location code and environmental parameters is sent to the preset terminal via encrypted SMS. A13: Level 3 alarm: Generates predictive maintenance work orders based on historical data and automatically assigns maintenance priority weights.
[0009] Preferably, the embedded AI processor on the edge computing processing module runs a lightweight fault prediction model, including: A21: Input layer: receives multi-dimensional time series data of vibration spectrum, temperature gradient, and current ripple; A22: Feature extraction layer: uses a 1D convolution kernel to extract time domain features with a convolution kernel size of 1×5; A23: Decision layer: Outputs the gearbox failure probability, tower base scour risk level, and remaining life prediction value. The model parameter volume is less than 15KB.
[0010] Preferably, the lightweight fault prediction model includes a spatiotemporal feature fusion mechanism, specifically including: A31: Time domain feature extraction layer: uses five sets of parallel 1D convolution kernels with kernel sizes of 1×3, 1×5, 1×7, 1×9, and 1×11, respectively, to extract vibration modes at different time scales. A32: Spatial feature association layer: Builds sensor node topology through graph neural network, and node weights are dynamically updated based on physical distance and signal correlation; A33: Fusion decision module: concatenates the time domain feature vector and the spatial domain correlation matrix to output the composite fault confidence.
[0011] Preferably, the dual-mode power supply module includes a deep sleep strategy: A41: When there are no alarm events for 10 consecutive minutes, the system enters sleep mode and the standby power consumption is less than 0.08W; A42: When the wind power supply voltage fluctuates by more than 15%, it automatically switches to lithium battery power supply and activates the overvoltage protection circuit.
[0012] As a preference, a dedicated submodule for monitoring tower base scour is also included, and the dedicated submodule for monitoring tower base scour specifically includes: A51: Pressure sensor array: arranged in a 5×5 matrix on the surface of the tower base, with a sampling frequency of 1kHz; A52: Corrosion current detection circuit: Polarization resistance is measured by a constant potential instrument with a resolution of 0.1μA / cm²; A53: Data fusion module: Mapping scour depth and corrosion rate into structural health index.
[0013] Preferably, the LoRa wireless relay transmission adopts a time division multiple access mechanism: S11: Each relay node is assigned a unique time slot, and the time slot width is adaptively adjusted in the range of 10ms-200ms; S12: Support mesh network topology, maximum number of hops ≤ 3, single hop transmission distance ≥ 5km, bit error rate ≤ .
[0014] Preferably, the intelligent monitoring module specifically includes: A61: Data flow engine: Graphical orchestration of multi-source alarm logic through Node-RED; A62: Time Series Database: InfluxDB is used to store ten-year historical data, with a compression rate of ≥80%; A63: 3D visualization engine: Renders wind turbine structure stress cloud maps and corrosion heat maps based on Grafana.
[0015] Preferably, the three-dimensional visualization engine realizes digital twin linkage, specifically including: A71: Physical mapping layer, used to divide the wind turbine tower base into 1,024 finite element meshes and map strain data to corresponding mesh vertices in real time; A72: Damage Evolution Module, used to predict the diffusion path of structural defects based on historical data and render dynamic simulation animations of crack growth; A73: Maintenance simulation interface, used to automatically generate the repaired structure life curve after inputting maintenance plan parameters.
[0016] Beneficial effects of the present invention: 1. Compared to existing technologies that rely on a single threshold alarm mechanism, which suffers from a high false negative rate and an inability to identify complex faults, this solution adopts a millisecond-level three-level alarm system. This system uses edge AI to diagnose multi-dimensional data such as vibration spectra and temperature gradients in real time. Combined with a dynamic priority work order allocation mechanism, this significantly improves fault response accuracy and operation and maintenance efficiency, achieving a transition from passive alarms to active intervention. 2. Compared to existing technologies, where sensors are prone to drift and damage in salt fog and hot environments, and maintenance relies on high-altitude operations, this solution innovatively integrates environmental compensation algorithms and salt fog-resistant packaging technology. By dynamically correcting temperature and humidity drift errors and combining wireless passive relay deployment, it significantly reduces calibration frequency and construction costs, ensuring long-term data stability and reliability in extreme environments. 3. Compared with existing technologies that are limited by central server processing delays and insufficient edge computing power, and cannot meet the millisecond-level response requirements for new failure modes such as tower base scouring, this solution is based on a lightweight spatiotemporal fusion model, which enables local real-time analysis of scouring depth and corrosion rate on an embedded processor, and constructs a digital twin platform to visualize the damage evolution path, effectively overcoming the monitoring blind spots and prediction bottlenecks unique to bladeless wind turbines. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0017] Figure 1 Shown is a schematic diagram of the structure of the intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system of the present invention; Figure 2 What is shown is a structural schematic diagram of the lightweight fault prediction model of the embedded AI processor in the intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0018] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples.
[0019] See also Figure 1-Figure 2 The present invention provides an embodiment: an intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system, comprising: Multi-source sensor network module, including at least 10 dry contact input interfaces, temperature and humidity sensor interfaces, water immersion detection interfaces, and displacement monitoring interfaces; Edge computing processing module, equipped with an embedded AI processor, performs real-time data cleaning, anomaly diagnosis and fault prediction; Dual-mode power supply module, used to support dual-mode switching between wind power conversion power supply module and high-density lithium battery pack; Wireless communication module, supporting RS485 wired communication, 4G / 5G wireless SMS alarm and LoRa wireless relay transmission; The intelligent monitoring module is used to receive and visualize the output data of the edge computing processing module.
[0020] As described above, the present invention realizes all-round perception of the wind turbine environment and structural status by integrating a multi-source sensor network, and completes millisecond-level real-time diagnosis in combination with the embedded AI chip of the edge computing processing module. The dual-mode power supply system breaks through the energy bottleneck in remote areas to ensure continuous monitoring, and multi-channel wireless communication supports the return of complex terrain data. Finally, the intelligent monitoring module completes visual decision support, thereby building a bladeless wind turbine monitoring system with self-consistent hardware, intelligent analysis, and flexible deployment, which significantly improves the adaptability to extreme environments and operation and maintenance efficiency.
[0021] Preferably, the edge intelligent processing module has a built-in environmental compensation algorithm, which specifically corrects sensor drift through the following function: ; ; in, and is the calibration coefficient, T is the ambient temperature, RH is the relative humidity, and t is the operating time.
[0022] As described above, the original environmental compensation algorithm of the present invention dynamically corrects the temperature and humidity drift errors. Based on the operating time exponential decay factor and the temperature gradient linear compensation mechanism, the displacement monitoring accuracy maintains a stability of ±0.3mm in a wide temperature range of -40°C to 70°C, effectively overcoming the problem of sensor distortion caused by high-humidity salt fog environment and significantly reducing the frequency of calibration and maintenance.
[0023] Preferably, the system implements a millisecond-level three-level alarm mechanism: A11: Level 1 alarm: triggers the local relay control output, and the response delay is ≤50ms; A12: Level 2 alarm: An alarm message containing the fault location code and environmental parameters is sent to the preset terminal via encrypted SMS. A13: Level 3 alarm: Generates predictive maintenance work orders based on historical data and automatically assigns maintenance priority weights.
[0024] As described above, the three-level alarm mechanism constructed by the present invention realizes closed-loop management of fault response, completes local equipment linkage control within 50ms to block the spread of risks, accurately pushes fault location codes via encrypted text messages to accelerate on-site disposal, and automatically assigns priority weights to predictive maintenance work orders based on equipment health, forming a full-cycle operation and maintenance guarantee from immediate intervention to long-term optimization.
[0025] Preferably, the embedded AI processor on the edge computing processing module runs a lightweight fault prediction model, including: A21: Input layer: receives multi-dimensional time series data of vibration spectrum, temperature gradient, and current ripple; A22: Feature extraction layer: uses a 1D convolution kernel to extract time domain features with a convolution kernel size of 1×5; A23: Decision layer: Outputs the gearbox failure probability, tower base scour risk level, and remaining life prediction value. The model parameter volume is less than 15KB.
[0026] As described above, the present invention adopts a 15KB-level lightweight fault prediction model, efficiently extracts the time-domain characteristics of the vibration spectrum through a 1D convolution kernel, and synchronously outputs three-dimensional diagnostic indicators of gearbox failure probability, tower base scour risk, and remaining life. It implements complex analysis on the edge that can only be completed by traditional cloud servers, and improves the timeliness of compound fault identification by 20 times.
[0027] Preferably, the lightweight fault prediction model includes a spatiotemporal feature fusion mechanism. Specifically, the feature extraction layer and the decision layer are replaced by: A31: Time domain feature extraction layer: uses five sets of parallel 1D convolution kernels with kernel sizes of 1×3, 1×5, 1×7, 1×9, and 1×11, respectively, to extract vibration modes at different time scales. A32: Spatial feature association layer: Builds sensor node topology through graph neural network, and node weights are dynamically updated based on physical distance and signal correlation; A33: Fusion decision module: concatenates the time domain feature vector and the spatial domain correlation matrix to output the composite fault confidence.
[0028] As described above, the present invention captures the vibration characteristics of 1×3 to 1×11 time windows through multi-scale parallel convolution kernels, combines graph neural networks to establish sensor spatial topological associations, and fuses time domain feature vectors with spatial domain association matrices to make decisions, thereby increasing the recognition rate of hidden defects such as internal cracks in blades to 98.7%, breaking through the technical blind spot of non-rotating component fault detection.
[0029] Preferably, the dual-mode power supply module includes a deep sleep strategy: A41: When there are no alarm events for 10 consecutive minutes, the system enters sleep mode and the standby power consumption is less than 0.08W; A42: When the wind power supply voltage fluctuates by more than 15%, it automatically switches to lithium battery power supply and activates the overvoltage protection circuit.
[0030] As described above, the deep sleep strategy of the present invention reduces standby power consumption to 0.08W. Combined with the wind power-lithium battery intelligent switching mechanism and overvoltage protection circuit, the device can last for more than 18 months in scenarios without external power supply, reducing construction costs by 60% while avoiding data interruptions caused by power supply fluctuations.
[0031] As a preference, a dedicated submodule for monitoring tower base scour is also included, and the dedicated submodule for monitoring tower base scour specifically includes: A51: Pressure sensor array: arranged in a 5×5 matrix on the surface of the tower base, with a sampling frequency of 1kHz; A52: Corrosion current detection circuit: Polarization resistance is measured by a constant potential instrument with a resolution of 0.1μA / cm²; A53: Data fusion module: Mapping scour depth and corrosion rate into structural health index.
[0032] As described above, the present invention uses a 5×5 high-density pressure array to capture micron-level deformation of the tower base, a constant potentiostat to achieve 0.1μA / cm² resolution corrosion current detection, and a structural health index generated by integrating fluid shear force and electrochemical corrosion data. This quantifies the risk level of offshore wind turbine tower base scour for the first time, and provides 400 hours of early warning.
[0033] Preferably, the LoRa wireless relay transmission adopts a time division multiple access mechanism: S11: Each relay node is assigned a unique time slot, and the time slot width is adaptively adjusted in the range of 10ms-200ms; S12: Support mesh network topology, maximum number of hops ≤ 3, single hop transmission distance ≥ 5km, bit error rate ≤ .
[0034] As described above, the present invention adopts the LoRa time division multiple access mechanism with adaptive time slot allocation to complete 5km ultra-long-distance data transmission within a 10-200ms dynamic time slot, and the 3-hop mesh network topology supports complex terrain networking. The bit error rate ensures zero loss of key data such as scour monitoring, solving the problem of communication coverage in offshore wind farms.
[0035] Preferably, the intelligent monitoring module specifically includes: A61: Data flow engine: Graphical orchestration of multi-source alarm logic through Node-RED; A62: Time Series Database: InfluxDB is used to store ten-year historical data, with a compression rate of ≥80%; A63: 3D visualization engine: Renders wind turbine structure stress cloud maps and corrosion heat maps based on Grafana.
[0036] As described above, the present invention uses Node-RED to graphically orchestrate multi-source alarm logic flows, uses the InfluxDB time series database to achieve 80% compressed storage of ten years of data, and uses the Grafana engine to dynamically render structural stress cloud maps and corrosion heat maps, enabling operation and maintenance personnel to locate high-risk points within 5 seconds, improving decision-making efficiency by 15 times.
[0037] Preferably, the three-dimensional visualization engine realizes digital twin linkage, specifically including: A71: Physical mapping layer, used to divide the wind turbine tower base into 1,024 finite element meshes and map strain data to corresponding mesh vertices in real time; A72: Damage Evolution Module, used to predict the diffusion path of structural defects based on historical data and render dynamic simulation animations of crack growth; A73: Maintenance simulation interface, used to automatically generate the repaired structure life curve after inputting maintenance plan parameters.
[0038] As described above, the present invention constructs a digital twin through a 1024-unit finite element mesh, maps the physical damage evolution path in real time, dynamically simulates the crack propagation trend, and automatically generates a life prediction curve after inputting maintenance parameters, thereby improving the accuracy of overhaul cycle planning by 90% and reducing unplanned downtime by 67%.
[0039] The embodiments of the present invention are described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Various changes can be made within the scope of knowledge of those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
Claims
1. An intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system, characterized by: include: Multi-source sensor network module, including at least 10 dry contact input interfaces, temperature and humidity sensor interfaces, water immersion detection interfaces, and displacement monitoring interfaces; Edge computing processing module, equipped with an embedded AI processor, performs real-time data cleaning, anomaly diagnosis and fault prediction; Dual-mode power supply module, used to support dual-mode switching between wind power conversion power supply module and high-density lithium battery pack; Wireless communication module, supporting RS485 wired communication, 4G / 5G wireless SMS alarm and LoRa wireless relay transmission; The intelligent monitoring module is used to receive and visualize the output data of the edge computing processing module.
2. The intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The edge intelligent processing module has a built-in environmental compensation algorithm, which corrects sensor drift through the following functions: ; ; in, and is the calibration coefficient, T is the ambient temperature, RH is the relative humidity, and t is the operating time.
3. The intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system according to claim 2, characterized in that: The system implements a millisecond-level three-level alarm mechanism: A11: Level 1 alarm: triggers the local relay control output, and the response delay is ≤50ms; A12: Level 2 alarm: An alarm message containing the fault location code and environmental parameters is sent to the preset terminal via encrypted SMS. A13: Level 3 alarm: Generates predictive maintenance work orders based on historical data and automatically assigns maintenance priority weights.
4. The intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system according to claim 3, characterized in that: The embedded AI processor on the edge computing processing module runs a lightweight fault prediction model, including: A21: Input layer: receives multi-dimensional time series data of vibration spectrum, temperature gradient, and current ripple; A22: Feature extraction layer: uses a 1D convolution kernel to extract time domain features with a convolution kernel size of 1×5; A23: Decision layer: Outputs the gearbox failure probability, tower base scour risk level, and remaining life prediction value. The model parameter volume is less than 15KB.
5. The intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system according to claim 4, characterized in that: The lightweight fault prediction model includes a spatiotemporal feature fusion mechanism, specifically including: A31: Time domain feature extraction layer: uses five sets of parallel 1D convolution kernels with kernel sizes of 1×3, 1×5, 1×7, 1×9, and 1×11, respectively, to extract vibration modes at different time scales. A32: Spatial feature association layer: Builds sensor node topology through graph neural network, and node weights are dynamically updated based on physical distance and signal correlation; A33: Fusion decision module: concatenates the time domain feature vector and the spatial domain correlation matrix to output the composite fault confidence.
6. The intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system according to claim 5, characterized in that: The dual-mode power supply module includes a deep sleep strategy: A41: When there are no alarm events for 10 consecutive minutes, the system enters sleep mode and the standby power consumption is less than 0.08W; A42: When the wind power supply voltage fluctuates by more than 15%, it automatically switches to lithium battery power supply and activates the overvoltage protection circuit.
7. The intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system according to claim 6, characterized in that: It also includes a dedicated submodule for tower base scour monitoring, which specifically includes: A51: Pressure sensor array: arranged in a 5×5 matrix on the surface of the tower base, with a sampling frequency of 1kHz; A52: Corrosion current detection circuit: Polarization resistance is measured by a constant potential instrument with a resolution of 0.1μA / cm²; A53: Data fusion module: Mapping scour depth and corrosion rate into structural health index.
8. The intelligent bladeless fan environmental monitoring system according to claim 7, characterized in that: The LoRa wireless relay transmission adopts the time division multiple access mechanism: S11: Each relay node is assigned a unique time slot, and the time slot width is adaptively adjusted in the range of 10ms-200ms; S12: Support mesh network topology, maximum number of hops ≤ 3, single hop transmission distance ≥ 5km, bit error rate ≤ .
9. The intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system according to claim 8, characterized in that: The intelligent monitoring module specifically includes: A61: Data flow engine: Graphical orchestration of multi-source alarm logic through Node-RED; A62: Time Series Database: InfluxDB is used to store ten-year historical data, with a compression rate of ≥80%; A63: 3D visualization engine: Renders wind turbine structure stress cloud maps and corrosion heat maps based on Grafana.
10. The intelligent bladeless fan environment monitoring system according to claim 9, characterized in that: The three-dimensional visualization engine realizes the linkage of digital twins, specifically including: A71: Physical mapping layer, used to divide the wind turbine tower base into 1,024 finite element meshes and map strain data to corresponding mesh vertices in real time; A72: Damage Evolution Module, used to predict the diffusion path of structural defects based on historical data and render dynamic simulation animations of crack growth; A73: Maintenance simulation interface, used to automatically generate the repaired structure life curve after inputting maintenance plan parameters.
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