Caputo-Fabrizio fractional order derivative stochastic resonance enhanced by ADOF and its application in fault diagnosis of wind turbine drivetrain

Xuefang Xu, Bo Li, Zijian Qiao, Peiming Shi, Huaishuang Shao and Ruixiong Li

Renewable Energy, 2023, vol. 219, issue P1

Abstract: Fault diagnosis of wind turbine drivetrains is vital to maintain the reliability of wind turbines and stochastic resonance (SR) is regarded as a powerful method to amplify the fault-induced weak characteristics of vibration signals. However, without considering the high dependence between current and previous values of vibration signals, integer-order SR may not be effective enough to amplify the weak characteristics. Moreover, non-Gaussian noise originating from severe working condition generally reduce the efficiency of amplification. To address these issues, a Caputo-Fabrizio fractional order derivative (CF) SR improved by ascending density outlier factor (ADOF) for fault diagnosis of wind turbine drivetrains is proposed in this paper. First, ADOF is constructed to remove the large impulsive noise of vibration signals. Second, CF is discretized into the second-order SR model, then the weak characteristics of vibration signal are amplified by the established CF second-order SR model (CF-SR). The effectiveness is validated by a simulation and two experimentations based on two real vibration signals collected from the key components of wind turbines. Compared with traditional diagnosis methods such as deconvolution and Kurtogram, the proposed method is superior for fault diagnosis of wind turbines working in severe environments.

Keywords: Wind turbines; Stochastic resonance; Fault diagnosis; Fractional order derivative; Ascending density outlier factor (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2023.119398

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