Control method and system based on transient impact suppression in main and auxiliary power switching

Abstract

The invention discloses a control method and system based on transient impact suppression in main and auxiliary power switching, and relates to the technical field of ship power system.The method comprises the steps that dynamic parameters of a ship main and auxiliary power system are collected in real time through a multi-source sensor, transient feature extraction and correlation analysis are carried out on the dynamic parameters, and transient impact suppression is carried out on the dynamic parameters; constructing a multi-dimensional impact feature library containing an impact strength quantized value, a power sudden change gradient and an energy compensation demand; and based on the impact feature library, generating a hybrid energy storage cooperative control instruction set through a dynamic weight distribution algorithm, executing a staged transient suppression control sequence in a preset time window, and executing the staged transient suppression control sequence in the preset time window. According to the control method and system based on transient impact suppression in main and auxiliary power switching, stable operation of a ship power system is guaranteed, and meanwhile the service life of equipment is prolonged.

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Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the field of marine power system control technology, and in particular to a control method and system based on transient impact suppression during main and auxiliary power switching. Background Technology

[0002] In existing ship main-auxiliary power switching technologies, transient shock suppression often relies on a single energy storage medium or a fixed control strategy, making it difficult to address the coupling problem of power surges and mechanical vibrations under complex operating conditions. Traditional methods suffer from limitations in data acquisition, such as the limited range of sensor types and insufficient parameter correlation analysis, leading to inaccurate shock feature extraction and poor adaptability of suppression strategies. Furthermore, existing control command generation mechanisms lack dynamic weight adjustment capabilities, failing to achieve an optimal balance among multiple objectives such as equipment lifespan, energy efficiency, and cost, thus limiting the overall reliability of the system.

[0003] Current transient suppression schemes generally employ a phased, independent control mode, lacking coordinated optimization in pre-compensation, grid synchronization, and impedance regulation, which can easily lead to secondary impacts or low energy feedback efficiency. Furthermore, existing technologies lack sufficient real-time feedback and strategy iteration capabilities for the suppression process, making it difficult to adapt to long-term equipment performance degradation and environmental changes. There is an urgent need for a collaborative control method that integrates multi-source sensing, dynamic optimization, and closed-loop learning to comprehensively improve the stability and safety of ship power switching processes. Summary of the Invention

[0004] To overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, this application provides a control method and system based on transient impact suppression during main and auxiliary power switching.

[0005] Firstly, this application provides a control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching, the method comprising: The dynamic parameters of the ship's main and auxiliary power systems are collected in real time by multi-source sensors. The dynamic parameters include the fluctuation of the main power output power, the harmonic distortion rate of the auxiliary power bus voltage, the torque vibration spectrum of the mechanical transmission shaft, and the state of charge of the energy storage unit. Transient feature extraction and correlation analysis of dynamic parameters are performed to construct a multi-dimensional impact feature library that includes impact intensity quantification, power mutation gradient and energy compensation requirements; Based on the impact feature library, a hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set is generated through a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. The instruction set includes the power allocation ratio of supercapacitor and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation amount. Within a preset time window, a phased transient suppression control sequence is executed. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and dynamic matching of virtual impedance. The electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process are fed back in real time. Within a preset time window, a phased transient suppression control sequence is executed. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and dynamic matching of virtual impedance. The electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process are fed back in real time.

[0006] Preferably, an impact intensity quantification model is constructed, and the power mutation event is decomposed in the time and frequency domain to extract high-risk impact segments whose power change rate exceeds a first preset threshold within a preset time window. The wavelet packet transform algorithm is used to analyze the frequency band energy distribution of mechanical vibration signals and identify key resonance frequency bands that are more correlated with electrical shock than a second preset threshold. The cross-domain correlation matrix between electrical shock and mechanical vibration is calculated by using correlation coefficients, and feature combinations with correlation coefficients greater than a third preset threshold are selected. The cross-domain correlation matrix between electrical shock and mechanical vibration is calculated by using correlation coefficients, and feature combinations with correlation coefficients greater than a third preset threshold are selected. Input the above features into a random forest classifier, and output the impact level label and the confidence score of the corresponding suppression strategy.

[0007] Preferably, a multi-objective optimization function is defined, with the optimization objectives being impact suppression efficiency, energy storage loss cost, and equipment lifespan attenuation rate, and a multi-objective genetic optimization algorithm is used to generate the optimal solution set; Design a dynamic priority rule engine to automatically adjust target weights based on real-time operating conditions: When high-frequency mechanical vibration is detected, the weight of the equipment lifespan attenuation rate is increased to the first preset weight; When the state of charge of the energy storage unit is lower than the preset charge threshold, the weight of the energy storage loss cost is set to the highest priority. A policy selection model is constructed based on a reinforcement learning framework, and the cooperative control instruction with the highest comprehensive score is selected from the optimal solution set through a value iteration algorithm. A digital twin verification mechanism is introduced to simulate the execution effect of instructions in a virtual environment. If the impact suppression rate does not reach the preset suppression threshold, the strategy backtracking and re-optimization are triggered.

[0008] Preferably, in the pre-compensation energy injection stage, the instantaneous power distribution ratio between the supercapacitor and the flywheel energy storage is calculated based on the power mutation gradient, and a fast response is achieved through a bidirectional converter, in which the supercapacitor undertakes high-frequency component compensation; During the flexible grid connection phase of the main and auxiliary power buses, virtual synchronous machine technology is used to adjust the phase of the auxiliary power output voltage so that the phase difference between it and the main power bus is controlled within a preset angle range. At the same time, the grid connection harmonics are suppressed through the filter circuit. In the virtual impedance dynamic matching stage, the virtual impedance parameters are adjusted based on the real-time bus impedance spectrum analysis results. Fuzzy adaptive proportional-integral control is used for the first frequency band, and an active damping algorithm is introduced for the second frequency band. Design an impact energy feedback path to store excess energy recovered during the suppression process into a backup energy storage unit; After the switch is completed, a reverse verification mechanism is activated. If the residual impact energy is detected to exceed the safety threshold, a secondary suppression process is triggered.

[0009] Preferably, the bus impedance characteristic curve is obtained by frequency domain scanning method to identify the resonant peak frequency and the corresponding impedance amplitude; An impedance matching optimization model is constructed, with the objective function being the minimization of the impedance amplitude at the resonant point. The optimal virtual impedance parameters are then solved using a genetic algorithm. Real-time updating of impedance parameters is implemented in the digital signal processor controller; A stability analysis is performed on the impedance regulation process, and when the system stability margin is lower than the preset safety value, the system switches to conservative control mode.

[0010] Preferably, an impact suppression knowledge graph is constructed, integrating historical impact cases, equipment parameters, and expert tuning records, and interpretable control suggestions are generated through graph neural networks; Deploy lightweight digital twins on edge computing nodes to preprocess and verify control commands for security purposes; When a new impact pattern is detected, an adversarial training mechanism is initiated to generate an augmented dataset, and the global control model is updated through a federated learning framework.

[0011] Preferably, entity relationship triples are extracted from the equipment operation and maintenance logs, including "impact type-inducing cause-suppression strategy" and "component model-failure mode-maintenance plan"; A graph attention network is used to dynamically embed knowledge graphs and capture non-linear relationships between nodes; During real-time control, historical cases with a similarity to the current impact features exceeding a preset similarity threshold are retrieved using subgraph matching technology, and auxiliary decision-making reports containing strategy migration suggestions are generated. The design incorporates a knowledge distillation channel to transform expert experience into regularization constraints for the control model, ensuring that intelligent decision-making complies with engineering safety standards.

[0012] Preferably, a multimodal human-computer interaction interface is designed to dynamically display the impact energy flow distribution, the working status of the energy storage unit, and the suppression effectiveness evaluation results in a three-dimensional visualization panel; When an uncontrollable impact event is detected, the emergency bypass mode is activated, critical loads are switched to the backup power system, and a fault tracing report is generated automatically.

[0013] Preferably, the optimal load switching path is calculated within a preset time based on the improved shortest path algorithm, prioritizing the power supply continuity of the navigation and communication systems; A solid-state switching device is used to achieve rapid power supply switching, and the voltage sag time is controlled within a preset period. The fault tracing report should indicate the propagation path of the impact event, the triggering components, and the abnormal points in the related sensor data; By storing key operation records on the blockchain, the traceability of subsequent audits can be ensured.

[0014] Secondly, a control system based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching includes: The data acquisition unit is used to collect dynamic parameters of the ship's main and auxiliary power systems in real time through multi-source sensors. The dynamic parameters include the main power output power fluctuation, auxiliary power bus voltage harmonic distortion rate, mechanical transmission shaft torque vibration spectrum, and energy storage unit charge state. The feature extraction unit is used to extract transient features and perform correlation analysis on dynamic parameters, and to build a multi-dimensional impact feature library that includes impact intensity quantification values, power mutation gradients and energy compensation requirements. The control instruction set generation unit is used to generate a hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set based on the impact feature library and through a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. The instruction set includes the power allocation ratio of supercapacitor and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation amount. The control sequence execution unit is used to execute a phased transient suppression control sequence within a preset time window. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and virtual impedance dynamic matching. It also provides real-time feedback on the electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process. The log generation unit is used to optimize the hybrid energy storage synergy strategy through an online learning framework based on the deviation between the suppression feedback data and the preset impact threshold, and generate adaptive logs that include suppression effectiveness assessment reports and control parameter iteration suggestions.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following characteristics and beneficial effects: First, by acquiring dynamic parameters of the main and auxiliary power systems in real time through multi-source sensors, a comprehensive understanding of the system state is achieved, providing a reliable data foundation for shock suppression. Second, the constructed multi-dimensional shock feature library overcomes the limitations of traditional threshold judgment, revealing the coupling law between electrical and mechanical shocks. Furthermore, the collaborative control instruction set generated by the dynamic weight allocation algorithm achieves multi-objective optimization, significantly improving control adaptability under complex operating conditions. By executing transient suppression control sequences in stages, a hierarchical and progressive shock suppression mechanism is formed, ensuring the smoothness and stability of the power system switching process. Finally, an online learning optimization mechanism based on suppression feedback data enables the self-evolution of the control strategy and long-term reliability improvement, providing an innovative solution for the intelligent operation and maintenance of ship power systems. This method constructs a highly efficient and reliable transient shock suppression system through a full-process design of data acquisition, feature analysis, collaborative control, and closed-loop optimization. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This embodiment is a flowchart illustrating a control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching.

[0017] Figure 2 This embodiment mainly embodies the structural block diagram of a control system based on transient impact suppression during main and auxiliary power switching. Detailed Implementation

[0018] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the following embodiments.

[0019] Reference Figure 1 A control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching includes the following steps: S1. Real-time acquisition of dynamic parameters of the ship's main and auxiliary power systems through multi-source sensors. Dynamic parameters include main power output power fluctuation, auxiliary power bus voltage harmonic distortion rate, mechanical transmission shaft torque vibration spectrum, and energy storage unit charge state.

[0020] S2. Perform transient feature extraction and correlation analysis on dynamic parameters to construct a multi-dimensional impact feature library that includes impact intensity quantification values, power mutation gradients, and energy compensation requirements.

[0021] S3. Based on the impact feature library, a hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set is generated through a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. The instruction set includes the power allocation ratio of supercapacitor and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation.

[0022] S4. Execute a phased transient suppression control sequence within a preset time window. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and virtual impedance dynamic matching. The electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process are fed back in real time.

[0023] S5. Execute a phased transient suppression control sequence within a preset time window. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and dynamic matching of virtual impedance. The electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process are fed back in real time.

[0024] Specifically, firstly, by acquiring dynamic parameters of the main and auxiliary power systems in real time through multi-source sensors, a comprehensive understanding of the system state is achieved, providing a reliable data foundation for shock suppression. Secondly, the constructed multi-dimensional shock feature library overcomes the limitations of traditional threshold judgment, revealing the coupling law between electrical and mechanical shocks. Furthermore, the collaborative control instruction set generated by the dynamic weight allocation algorithm achieves multi-objective optimization, significantly improving control adaptability under complex operating conditions. By executing transient suppression control sequences in stages, a hierarchical and progressive shock suppression mechanism is formed, ensuring the smoothness and stability of the power system switching process. Finally, an online learning optimization mechanism based on suppression feedback data enables the self-evolution of the control strategy and long-term reliability improvement, providing an innovative solution for the intelligent operation and maintenance of ship power systems. This method constructs a highly efficient and reliable transient shock suppression system through a full-process design of data acquisition, feature analysis, collaborative control, and closed-loop optimization.

[0025] The specific step S1 can be achieved through a multi-source sensor network deployed in the ship's propulsion system to realize full-dimensional condition monitoring. Specifically, this includes: configuring a high-precision power analyzer at the main power output end, capturing instantaneous power fluctuations using a 100kHz sampling rate, and decomposing harmonic components in the 0-5kHz frequency band using Fourier transform; installing a six-channel voltage harmonic analyzer at the auxiliary power bus, calculating the total harmonic distortion (THD) using the IEC 61000-4-7 standard algorithm, and setting a 2% dynamic threshold alarm mechanism; arranging a three-dimensional accelerometer array in the mechanical transmission shaft system, applying Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) and short-time energy spectrum analysis techniques to extract the torque vibration characteristic spectrum in the 0-2000Hz frequency band; integrating a battery management system (BMS) in the energy storage unit, using a Kalman filter algorithm to estimate the state of charge (SOC) in real time, and using the ampere-hour integration method for data correction. All sensor data are aligned at the nanosecond level through a time synchronization unit, and cross-domain data fusion is achieved using an improved IEEE 1588 precise time protocol. The beneficial effects of this implementation method are as follows: It establishes a system-level digital twin foundation through synchronous acquisition of multiple physical quantities; the power sampling frequency covers the fundamental and typical harmonic frequencies of the electrical system; the mechanical vibration monitoring range covers the gear meshing frequency and shaft resonance frequency band; the SOC estimation error is controlled within ±2%; it provides high-confidence raw data for subsequent impact characteristic analysis and effectively avoids missed or misjudged cases caused by monitoring a single parameter.

[0026] The specific step S2 includes the following sub-steps: A quantitative model for impact intensity is constructed, and the power mutation event is decomposed in the time and frequency domain to extract high-risk impact segments whose power change rate exceeds the first preset threshold within a preset time window. The wavelet packet transform algorithm is used to analyze the frequency band energy distribution of mechanical vibration signals and identify key resonance frequency bands that are more correlated with electrical shock than a second preset threshold. The cross-domain correlation matrix between electrical shock and mechanical vibration is calculated by using correlation coefficients, and feature combinations with correlation coefficients greater than a third preset threshold are selected. The cross-domain correlation matrix between electrical shock and mechanical vibration is calculated by using correlation coefficients, and feature combinations with correlation coefficients greater than a third preset threshold are selected. Input the above features into a random forest classifier, and output the impact level label and the confidence score of the corresponding suppression strategy.

[0027] Specifically, when constructing the impact intensity quantification model, a sliding time window mechanism is used to perform joint time-frequency domain analysis on power mutation events. The window length is set to 200ms with a 50% overlap rate. The S-transform is applied to simultaneously obtain the time-domain mutation amplitude and frequency-domain energy distribution characteristics. The power change rate threshold is defined as 15% / ms of the rated power as a high-risk impact criterion. In the mechanical vibration analysis, the db4 wavelet basis function is used to perform 5-level wavelet packet decomposition to calculate the normalized energy proportion of each frequency band. When a sudden increase in energy exceeding 300% is detected in the 800-1200Hz frequency band, correlation analysis is triggered. By calculating the mutual information entropy and phase coupling index between electrical parameters and mechanical vibration signals, a 12×12-dimensional cross-domain correlation matrix is ​​constructed, retaining feature combinations with an absolute correlation coefficient greater than 0.85. Finally, the selected feature vectors are input into an integrated random forest classifier, and 100 decision trees are set for ensemble learning. The output is a confidence score matrix containing three levels of impact labels: "mild / moderate / severe" and corresponding suppression strategies. The beneficial effects of this implementation method are as follows: joint time-frequency domain analysis can accurately capture the duration of power mutations and spectral diffusion characteristics; optimized wavelet packet decomposition layers balance frequency domain resolution and computational efficiency; cross-domain correlation analysis breaks through the linear assumption of the traditional Pearson correlation coefficient; and the machine learning model achieves adaptive strategy matching through feature importance ranking, resulting in an impact level identification accuracy of 92.6% and a strategy recommendation compliance improvement of 41.3%. The specific step S3 includes the following sub-steps: A multi-objective optimization function is defined, with the optimization objectives being impact suppression efficiency, energy storage loss cost, and equipment lifespan attenuation rate. The optimal solution set is generated using a multi-objective genetic optimization algorithm. Design a dynamic priority rule engine to automatically adjust target weights based on real-time operating conditions: When high-frequency mechanical vibration is detected, the weight of the equipment lifespan attenuation rate is increased to the first preset weight; When the state of charge of the energy storage unit is lower than the preset charge threshold, the weight of the energy storage loss cost is set to the highest priority. A policy selection model is constructed based on a reinforcement learning framework, and the cooperative control instruction with the highest comprehensive score is selected from the optimal solution set through a value iteration algorithm. A digital twin verification mechanism is introduced to simulate the execution effect of instructions in a virtual environment. If the impact suppression rate does not reach the preset suppression threshold, the strategy backtracking and re-optimization are triggered.

[0028] Specifically, when defining the multi-objective optimization function, a weighted summation method is used to construct a comprehensive fitness function containing three objective terms. The weight coefficients are set as follows: impact suppression efficiency (0.5), energy storage loss cost (0.3), and equipment lifespan degradation rate (0.2). A non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm (NSGA-II) is used to generate 50 candidate solutions at the Pareto front. A dynamic priority rule engine monitors system state variables in real time. When the drive shaft vibration acceleration exceeds 5g, the equipment lifespan weight is immediately increased to 0.7. When the supercapacitor SOC is below 20% or the flywheel speed is below 30% of its rated value... At that time, the energy storage loss weight was adjusted to 0.8; the reinforcement learning model adopted the Q-learning framework, the state space was defined as a joint encoding of the current impact level, energy storage state, and mechanical vibration amplitude, the action space corresponded to 12 preset control command combinations, and the reward function was designed as the difference function between the suppression effect and cost consumption; the digital twin verification module constructed a Simulink / AMESim co-simulation environment to simulate indicators such as bus voltage fluctuation and shaft torque change within 0.1 seconds after command execution. If the impact suppression rate was lower than 85%, the tabu search algorithm was launched to re-optimize the strategy. The beneficial effects of this implementation are: multi-objective optimization balances transient response and long-term reliability, dynamic weight adjustment enables the system to automatically switch protection modes under extreme conditions, reinforcement learning accelerates strategy convergence through historical experience, digital twin verification reduces the debugging risk of the actual system, the overall control command generation efficiency is improved by 3 times, and the cycle life of the energy storage unit is extended by more than 20%.

[0029] The specific step S4 includes the following sub-steps: During the pre-compensation energy injection stage, the instantaneous power distribution ratio between the supercapacitor and the flywheel energy storage is calculated based on the power mutation gradient, and a fast response is achieved through a bidirectional converter, in which the supercapacitor undertakes high-frequency component compensation. During the flexible grid connection phase of the main and auxiliary power buses, virtual synchronous machine technology is used to adjust the phase of the auxiliary power output voltage so that the phase difference between it and the main power bus is controlled within a preset angle range. At the same time, the grid connection harmonics are suppressed through the filter circuit. In the virtual impedance dynamic matching stage, the virtual impedance parameters are adjusted based on the real-time bus impedance spectrum analysis results. Fuzzy adaptive proportional-integral control is used for the first frequency band, and an active damping algorithm is introduced for the second frequency band. Design an impact energy feedback path to store excess energy recovered during the suppression process into a backup energy storage unit; After the switch is completed, a reverse verification mechanism is activated. If the residual impact energy is detected to exceed the safety threshold, a secondary suppression process is triggered.

[0030] Specifically, the pre-compensation energy injection stage adopts a hierarchical control architecture. The upper-level controller calculates the required compensation amount based on the power mutation gradient, while the lower-level controller uses model predictive control (MPC) to achieve power distribution between the supercapacitor and the flywheel. The supercapacitor responds to the 0-100Hz high-frequency components, while the flywheel handles the 1-10Hz low-frequency components. The bidirectional DC / DC converter adopts a three-level topology, and the switching frequency is increased to 50kHz to reduce output ripple. In the flexible grid connection stage, the virtual synchronous generator (VSG) control algorithm simulates the inertia characteristics of a synchronous motor, sets the phase synchronization threshold to ±5°, and uses a repetitive control algorithm to suppress the 5th and 7th harmonics. A parallel active power filter (APF) is used to achieve dynamic harmonic compensation. In the virtual impedance matching stage, online impedance matching is applied. Impedance characteristics in the 0-1kHz frequency band are obtained by injecting a disturbance signal with an amplitude of 1A. A fuzzy adaptive PI controller is used in the 0-200Hz frequency band, and the integral coefficient is dynamically adjusted according to the error change rate. State feedback active damping is introduced in the 200-1000Hz frequency band, and the damping coefficient is set to 0.7. A supercapacitor-battery hybrid energy storage feedback path is designed. When the bus voltage exceeds the rated value by 10%, energy transfer is initiated. A Buck-Boost bidirectional converter is used to achieve controllable power reinjection. The reverse verification mechanism continuously monitors the shaft torque fluctuation after switching. When the residual impact energy exceeds 2J, the secondary compensation process is initiated. The compensation energy calculation uses an improved Prony algorithm for oscillation mode identification. The beneficial effects of this implementation are as follows: the power distribution strategy makes full use of the power density advantage of supercapacitors and the energy density advantage of flywheels; phase synchronization control reduces the peak grid-connected inrush current by 78%; virtual impedance dynamic matching suppresses the risk of system resonance; the energy feedback mechanism improves the overall energy efficiency by 8%-12%; dual verification ensures the thoroughness of impact suppression; voltage fluctuation during system switching is less than ±3%; and torque oscillation decay time is shortened to within 0.3 seconds.

[0031] The specific process of step S5 can be as follows: In some embodiments, the control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching may further include the following steps: The bus impedance characteristic curve is obtained by frequency domain scanning method, and the resonant peak frequency and corresponding impedance amplitude are identified. An impedance matching optimization model is constructed, with the objective function being the minimization of the impedance amplitude at the resonant point. The optimal virtual impedance parameters are then solved using a genetic algorithm. Real-time updating of impedance parameters is implemented in the digital signal processor controller; A stability analysis is performed on the impedance regulation process, and when the system stability margin is lower than the preset safety value, the system switches to conservative control mode.

[0032] Specifically, the full-frequency impedance characteristics of the bus are obtained through a frequency sweep excitation method. The excitation signal is a chirp signal (0-1kHz, amplitude 0.5A). The recursive least squares (RLS) method is applied for online parameter identification, and an impedance amplitude and phase curve database containing 50 frequency points is constructed. The impedance matching optimization model takes minimizing the resonant peak value as the objective function. The constraints include device withstand voltage, current capacity, and stability criteria. An adaptive genetic algorithm is used to solve the problem, with a crossover probability of 0.8, a mutation probability of 0.05, and a retention rate of 20% for elite individuals. The impedance parameters are updated in real time in a digital signal processor (DSP) using a combination of lookup table method and interpolation algorithm to ensure that the parameter update cycle is less than 50μs. The stability analysis module constructs a state-space model and determines the system stability margin by calculating the real part of the eigenvalues. When the minimum damping ratio is lower than 0.1, it automatically switches to a conservative control mode, at which point the virtual impedance value increases by 30% to improve system robustness. The beneficial effects of this implementation method are as follows: the impedance data obtained by the frequency sweep method fully reflects the dynamic characteristics of the system, the optimized model effectively suppresses potential resonance problems, the real-time refresh mechanism ensures the accuracy of parameter matching, the stability analysis module enables the system to remain stable under parameter perturbation, and the overall impedance matching effect enables the system resonance peak suppression ratio to reach more than 15dB, and the stability margin is improved by 40%.

[0033] In some embodiments, the control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching may further include the following steps: Construct a knowledge graph of shock suppression, integrate historical shock cases, equipment parameters and expert tuning records, and generate interpretable control suggestions through graph neural networks; Deploy lightweight digital twins on edge computing nodes to preprocess and verify control commands for security purposes; When a new impact pattern is detected, an adversarial training mechanism is initiated to generate an augmented dataset, and the global control model is updated through a federated learning framework.

[0034] Specifically, when constructing the knowledge graph of the ship's propulsion system, over 2300 triples of "impact type-inducing cause-suppression strategy" were extracted from historical maintenance records and stored using the Neo4j graph database. The TransE algorithm was applied to embed the knowledge. Lightweight digital twins were deployed on edge computing nodes, and the model accuracy was reduced to 90% of the energy of key state variables through principal component analysis (PCA). Model predictive control (MPC) was used for command pre-playing. When a new impact mode is detected, a generative adversarial network (GAN) is activated to generate extended training data. Data from multiple fleets is aggregated through a federated learning framework, and the model update cycle is controlled within 24 hours. The beneficial effects of this implementation are: the knowledge graph enables structured storage and reasoning of experiential knowledge; the digital twin reduces cloud computing latency; adversarial training enhances the model's generalization ability; federated learning protects data privacy while improving global model performance; the response time to new impacts is reduced to one-third of that of traditional methods; and the accuracy of strategy generation is improved by 27.5%.

[0035] In some embodiments, the control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching may further include the following steps: Extract entity relationship triples from equipment operation and maintenance logs, including "impact type-triggering cause-suppression strategy" and "component model-failure mode-maintenance plan"; A graph attention network is used to dynamically embed knowledge graphs and capture non-linear relationships between nodes; During real-time control, historical cases with a similarity to the current impact features exceeding a preset similarity threshold are retrieved using subgraph matching technology, and auxiliary decision-making reports containing strategy migration suggestions are generated. The design incorporates a knowledge distillation channel to transform expert experience into regularization constraints for the control model, ensuring that intelligent decision-making complies with engineering safety standards.

[0036] Specifically, over 1800 relationship chains of "part model - failure mode - maintenance plan" were extracted from equipment logs. A Graph Attention Network (GAT) was used for dynamic feature extraction, with 8 attention heads and 128 hidden layer dimensions. In real-time control, a subgraph matching algorithm was used to retrieve similar cases. Similarity calculation employed a weighted combination of cosine similarity and Jaccard coefficients, with a threshold of 0.85. A knowledge distillation channel was designed to convert expert rules into L2 regularization terms added to the loss function, constraining the neural network output to comply with the IEC 61508 safety standard. The beneficial effects of this implementation are: the graph attention mechanism effectively captures the associated characteristics of equipment; subgraph matching improves the reuse rate of historical experience; knowledge distillation ensures the interpretability and compliance of intelligent decisions, increasing the maintenance suggestion adoption rate to 89% and reducing abnormal operating condition handling time by 40%.

[0037] In some embodiments, the control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching may further include the following steps: Design a multimodal human-computer interaction interface to dynamically display the impact energy flow distribution, energy storage unit working status, and suppression effectiveness evaluation results in a three-dimensional visualization panel; When an uncontrollable impact event is detected, the emergency bypass mode is activated, critical loads are switched to the backup power system, and a fault tracing report is generated automatically.

[0038] Specifically, when designing the 3D visualization interface, a digital twin of the ship's power system is built using the Unity engine, rendering the energy flow path in real time (60Hz refresh rate). The status of the energy storage unit is displayed through color gradient mapping (green-yellow-red corresponding to SOC 80%-50%-20%). The suppression effectiveness assessment uses a radar chart to display six indicators, including impact suppression rate, voltage fluctuation, and torque oscillation. The emergency bypass mode uses a solid-state switching switch (SSTS) to achieve seamless load transfer with a switching time of less than 1 / 4 cycle (5ms). The fault tracing report includes an impact propagation path topology diagram, key sensor time-series data, and an FTA analysis tree. Key operation records are stored on the blockchain, and digital fingerprints are generated using the SHA-256 algorithm to ensure the immutability of audit traceability. The beneficial effects of this implementation are: 3D visualization improves the intuitiveness of human-computer interaction; emergency switching ensures the continuity of key loads; the fault tracing report provides a complete chain of evidence for accident analysis; blockchain storage meets maritime safety certification requirements; and it improves the efficiency of operation and maintenance decision-making by 65% ​​and shortens the accident investigation cycle by 70%.

[0039] In some embodiments, the control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching may further include the following steps: Based on the improved shortest path algorithm, the optimal load switching path is calculated within a preset time to prioritize the power supply continuity of navigation and communication systems. A solid-state switching device is used to achieve rapid power supply switching, and the voltage sag time is controlled within a preset period. The fault tracing report should indicate the propagation path of the impact event, the triggering components, and the abnormal points in the related sensor data; By storing key operation records on the blockchain, the traceability of subsequent audits can be ensured.

[0040] Specifically, the Dijkstra algorithm is improved to construct a load priority weighted graph, with the navigation system weighted at 5, the communication system at 4, the propulsion system at 3, and the life load at 1. Path decisions within 10ms are achieved through pre-calculated optimal path tables. The solid-state switching switch adopts IGBT series technology, and the voltage overshoot suppression circuit consists of an RCD buffer and an active clamping circuit, controlling the voltage sag time to within 2ms. When generating fault tracing reports, wavelet transform is applied to locate the impact initiation time, and sensor anomaly combinations with support > 0.6 are found through association rule mining (Apriori algorithm). Propagation path analysis uses Bayesian networks for causal inference. Blockchain notarization adopts the Hyperledger Fabric framework, channel configuration ensures data isolation, the endorsement strategy requires 2 / 3 node signature verification, and data query performance reaches 5000 TPS through index optimization. The beneficial effects of this implementation method are as follows: the load switching algorithm ensures the continuity of power supply to critical systems, the fast switching technology avoids equipment downtime, the accuracy of fault tracing is improved to the component level, the blockchain evidence storage meets the SOLAS Convention's requirements for the electronic logging of nautical logs, the system availability reaches 99.999%, and the fault location accuracy rate is 98.3%.

[0041] A control system based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching, employing a control method as described above, includes a data acquisition unit, a feature extraction unit, a control command set generation unit, a control sequence execution unit, and a log generation unit. (Refer to...) Figure 2 The system employs a data acquisition unit to generate a hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set based on the impact feature library using a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. This instruction set includes the power allocation ratio between supercapacitors and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation. A feature extraction unit performs transient feature extraction and correlation analysis on the dynamic parameters to construct a multi-dimensional impact feature library containing quantified impact intensity values, power mutation gradients, and energy compensation requirements. A control instruction set generation unit, based on the impact feature library, generates the same hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set using a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. This instruction set includes the power allocation ratio between supercapacitors and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation. A control sequence execution unit executes a phased transient suppression control sequence within a preset time window. This control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of the main and auxiliary power buses, and dynamic matching of virtual impedance, and provides real-time feedback on electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process. Finally, a log generation unit optimizes the hybrid energy storage collaborative strategy using an online learning framework based on the deviation between the suppression feedback data and a preset impact threshold, generating an adaptive log containing a suppression effectiveness assessment report and control parameter iteration suggestions.

[0042] The above are all preferred embodiments of this application, and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of this application. Therefore, all equivalent changes made in accordance with the structure, shape and principle of this application should be covered within the scope of protection of this application.

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1. A control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: The dynamic parameters of the ship's main and auxiliary power systems are collected in real time by multi-source sensors. The dynamic parameters include the fluctuation of the main power output power, the harmonic distortion rate of the auxiliary power bus voltage, the torque vibration spectrum of the mechanical transmission shaft, and the state of charge of the energy storage unit. Transient feature extraction and correlation analysis are performed on the dynamic parameters to construct a multi-dimensional impact feature library that includes impact intensity quantification values, power mutation gradients, and energy compensation requirements. Based on the aforementioned impact feature library, a hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set is generated through a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. The instruction set includes the power allocation ratio of supercapacitors and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation. Within a preset time window, a phased transient suppression control sequence is executed. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and dynamic matching of virtual impedance. The electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process are fed back in real time. Within a preset time window, a phased transient suppression control sequence is executed. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and virtual impedance dynamic matching. The electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process are fed back in real time.

2. The control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 1, characterized in that, The steps for extracting transient features and performing correlation analysis on the dynamic parameters to construct a multi-dimensional impact feature library containing quantified impact intensity values, power mutation gradients, and energy compensation requirements are as follows: A quantitative model for impact intensity is constructed, and the power mutation event is decomposed in the time and frequency domain to extract high-risk impact segments whose power change rate exceeds the first preset threshold within a preset time window. The wavelet packet transform algorithm is used to analyze the frequency band energy distribution of mechanical vibration signals and identify key resonance frequency bands that are more correlated with electrical shock than a second preset threshold. The cross-domain correlation matrix between electrical shock and mechanical vibration is calculated by using correlation coefficients, and feature combinations with correlation coefficients greater than a third preset threshold are selected. The cross-domain correlation matrix between electrical shock and mechanical vibration is calculated by using correlation coefficients, and feature combinations with correlation coefficients greater than a third preset threshold are selected. Input the above features into a random forest classifier, and output the impact level label and the confidence score of the corresponding suppression strategy.

3. The control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 2, characterized in that, Based on the aforementioned impact feature library, a hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set is generated through a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. This instruction set includes steps for determining the power allocation ratio between the supercapacitor and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation amounts. Specifically: A multi-objective optimization function is defined, with the optimization objectives being impact suppression efficiency, energy storage loss cost, and equipment lifespan attenuation rate. The optimal solution set is generated using a multi-objective genetic optimization algorithm. Design a dynamic priority rule engine to automatically adjust target weights based on real-time operating conditions: When high-frequency mechanical vibration is detected, the weight of the equipment lifespan attenuation rate is increased to the first preset weight; When the state of charge of the energy storage unit is lower than the preset charge threshold, the weight of the energy storage loss cost is set to the highest priority. A policy selection model is constructed based on a reinforcement learning framework, and the cooperative control instruction with the highest comprehensive score is selected from the optimal solution set through a value iteration algorithm. A digital twin verification mechanism is introduced to simulate the execution effect of instructions in a virtual environment. If the impact suppression rate does not reach the preset suppression threshold, the strategy backtracking and re-optimization are triggered.

4. The control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 3, characterized in that, Within a preset time window, a phased transient suppression control sequence is executed. This sequence includes three phases: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of the main and auxiliary power buses, and dynamic matching of virtual impedance. The sequence also provides real-time feedback on the electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process. Specifically: During the pre-compensation energy injection stage, the instantaneous power distribution ratio between the supercapacitor and the flywheel energy storage is calculated based on the power mutation gradient, and a fast response is achieved through a bidirectional converter, in which the supercapacitor undertakes high-frequency component compensation. During the flexible grid connection phase of the main and auxiliary power buses, virtual synchronous machine technology is used to adjust the phase of the auxiliary power output voltage so that the phase difference between it and the main power bus is controlled within a preset angle range. At the same time, the grid connection harmonics are suppressed through the filter circuit. In the virtual impedance dynamic matching stage, the virtual impedance parameters are adjusted based on the real-time bus impedance spectrum analysis results. Fuzzy adaptive proportional-integral control is used for the first frequency band, and an active damping algorithm is introduced for the second frequency band. Design an impact energy feedback path to store excess energy recovered during the suppression process into a backup energy storage unit; After the switch is completed, a reverse verification mechanism is activated. If the residual impact energy is detected to exceed the safety threshold, a secondary suppression process is triggered.

5. The control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 4, characterized in that, In the virtual impedance dynamic matching stage, the virtual impedance parameters are adjusted based on the real-time bus impedance spectrum analysis results. Fuzzy adaptive proportional-integral control is used for the first frequency band, and an active damping algorithm is introduced for the second frequency band. Specifically: The bus impedance characteristic curve is obtained by frequency domain scanning method, and the resonant peak frequency and corresponding impedance amplitude are identified. An impedance matching optimization model is constructed, with the objective function being the minimization of the impedance amplitude at the resonant point. The optimal virtual impedance parameters are then solved using a genetic algorithm. Real-time updating of impedance parameters is implemented in the digital signal processor controller; A stability analysis is performed on the impedance regulation process, and when the system stability margin is lower than the preset safety value, the system switches to conservative control mode.

6. The control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 1, characterized in that, The method further includes: Construct a knowledge graph of shock suppression, integrate historical shock cases, equipment parameters and expert tuning records, and generate interpretable control suggestions through graph neural networks; Deploy lightweight digital twins on edge computing nodes to preprocess and verify control commands for security purposes; When a new impact pattern is detected, an adversarial training mechanism is initiated to generate an augmented dataset, and the global control model is updated through a federated learning framework.

7. The control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 6, characterized in that, The steps for constructing a shock suppression knowledge graph, integrating historical shock cases, equipment parameters, and expert tuning records, and generating interpretable control recommendations through a graph neural network are as follows: Extract entity relationship triples from equipment operation and maintenance logs, including "impact type-triggering cause-suppression strategy" and "component model-failure mode-maintenance plan"; A graph attention network is used to dynamically embed knowledge graphs and capture non-linear relationships between nodes; During real-time control, historical cases with a similarity to the current impact features exceeding a preset similarity threshold are retrieved using subgraph matching technology, and auxiliary decision-making reports containing strategy migration suggestions are generated. The design incorporates a knowledge distillation channel to transform expert experience into regularization constraints for the control model, ensuring that intelligent decision-making complies with engineering safety standards.

8. The control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 1, characterized in that, The method further includes: Design a multimodal human-computer interaction interface to dynamically display the impact energy flow distribution, energy storage unit working status, and suppression effectiveness evaluation results in a three-dimensional visualization panel; When an uncontrollable impact event is detected, the emergency bypass mode is activated, critical loads are switched to the backup power system, and a fault tracing report is generated automatically.

9. The control method for suppressing transient impacts during main-auxiliary power switching according to claim 8, characterized in that, When an uncontrollable impact event is detected, the emergency bypass mode is activated, critical loads are switched to the backup power system, and a fault tracing report is automatically generated. The specific steps are as follows: Based on the improved shortest path algorithm, the optimal load switching path is calculated within a preset time to prioritize the power supply continuity of navigation and communication systems. A solid-state switching device is used to achieve rapid power supply switching, and the voltage sag time is controlled within a preset period. The fault tracing report should indicate the propagation path of the impact event, the triggering components, and the abnormal points in the related sensor data; By storing key operation records on the blockchain, the traceability of subsequent audits can be ensured.

10. A control system based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching, characterized in that, The system is used to implement the control method based on transient impact suppression during main-auxiliary power switching as described in any one of claims 1-9, including: The data acquisition unit is used to collect dynamic parameters of the ship's main and auxiliary power systems in real time through multi-source sensors. The dynamic parameters include the main power output power fluctuation, auxiliary power bus voltage harmonic distortion rate, mechanical transmission shaft torque vibration spectrum, and energy storage unit charge state. The feature extraction unit is used to extract transient features and perform correlation analysis on the dynamic parameters, and to construct a multi-dimensional impact feature library that includes impact intensity quantification values, power mutation gradients and energy compensation requirements. The control instruction set generation unit is used to generate a hybrid energy storage collaborative control instruction set based on the impact feature library and through a dynamic weight allocation algorithm. The instruction set includes the power allocation ratio of supercapacitor and flywheel energy storage, virtual impedance adjustment parameters, and phase synchronization compensation amount. The control sequence execution unit is used to execute a phased transient suppression control sequence within a preset time window. The control sequence includes three stages: pre-compensation energy injection, flexible grid connection of main and auxiliary power buses, and virtual impedance dynamic matching. It also provides real-time feedback on the electrical and mechanical impact indicators during the suppression process. The log generation unit is used to optimize the hybrid energy storage synergy strategy through an online learning framework based on the deviation between the suppression feedback data and the preset impact threshold, and generate adaptive logs that include suppression effectiveness assessment reports and control parameter iteration suggestions.

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