The present application relates to the technical field of computer-aided design, in particular to a distribution box thermal fault
prediction system based on a mechanism model, which comprises a model voxelization
processing module, used for calling a three-dimensional model of a distribution box containing busbars and
circuit breaker components, performing spatial
discretization on the three-dimensional model of the distribution box, establishing
thermal conduction connection edges between adjacent
voxel units, and generating a voxelized
dual graph.In the present application, the number of non-empty grids is counted and the streamline fractal dimension is calculated by covering different
scale space grids, so that the geometric distribution characteristics of the flow field are converted into quantifiable complexity indicators, and then the flow field dimension
attenuation coefficient distribution is generated in combination with the
reference dimension value under the standard operating condition, thereby realizing quantitative identification of the dust deposition state of the air inlet.The thermal fault prediction is extended from a single temperature criterion to the structure
coupling and flow evolution level, the forward-looking of thermal anomaly identification is improved, and the calculation burden caused by the model size is reduced.