This invention provides a method and
system for monitoring the health status of wind
turbine generators based on sensor networks, belonging to the field of sensor network technology. By acquiring the mechanical structure and
energy transfer path of the generator set, a hierarchical index is constructed for the blade layer, transmission chain layer, power generation layer, and support layer. Vibration and temperature data of each layer are collected, and steady-state and dynamic disturbance conditions are identified based on
wind speed and rotational speed change rates.
Vibration response intensity, temperature change, and vibration-temperature
coupling characteristics are extracted, and a condition correction factor is constructed. A
feature matrix is constructed using a
sliding time window, and a benchmark matrix is calculated based on steady-state data. Local health deviation is obtained through norm differences, and weighted fusion is performed to obtain a comprehensive
health index for the entire generator. The comprehensive index is dynamically corrected according to real-time operating conditions, and an early warning is issued after comparison with a threshold. This solves the problems of
health assessment being easily affected by disturbances and insufficient utilization of multi-
physics coupling under varying operating conditions, achieving adaptive and highly robust wind
turbine generator health status monitoring.