ArticleScientific reports2025
Health assessment and health trend prediction of wind turbine bearing based on BO-BiLSTM model.
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Abstract
During the long-term operation of wind turbines, due to environmental factors and equipment aging, the health and reliability of each component will gradually decline, leading to failure. To assess the health status of wind turbines, timely grasp the subsequent changes and development trends, it is necessary to extract degradation characteristics, including time domain, frequency domain, and time-frequency domain characteristics. These degradation characteristics can reflect the operating status of the equipment, help build health indicator curves, and evaluate the health status of high-speed shaft bearings of wind turbines. Selecting reasonable degradation characteristics is an important prerequisite for constructing a health index curve, and using evaluation indicators to construct a comprehensive evaluation function to screen degradation characteristics. The feature fusion method based on a self-organizing feature mapping network is used to fuse multiple selected degradation features and fuse the selected multiple degradation features into a curve that can reflect the bearing degradation process. Finally, a quantitative analysis is performed on the health index curve to scientifically assess the health status of bearings. Bearings are one of the key components of wind turbines. Based on the health index curve constructed in this article, an appropriate prediction model is selected to predict the health index trend of bearings. A timely and effective grasp of the health trends of wind turbine bearings is of great practical significance for formulating scientific and reasonable maintenance measures for wind farms. The work of this article will be divided into the following four parts: (1) Extracting the time domain, frequency domain, and time-frequency domain degradation characteristics of high-speed shaft bearing vibration signals of wind turbines; (2) Comprehensive evaluation using monotonicity, correlation, and robustness constructs function to screen degenerate features; (3) Use self-organizing feature mapping network. The network integrates the selected degradation features and constructs a health index curve; (4) Based on the constructed health index curve, optimize the BiLSTM network hyperparameters through Bayesian and establish a BO-BiLSTM network model to achieve a more accurate and scientific prediction of the health index trend.
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