Research and Application of Equipment Fault Diagnosis Based on Cloud Computing

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Research on remote fault diagnosis of wind power has great significance of protecting grid security and secure operation of wind farm This paper presents the remote fault diagnosis system of wind power based on cloud computing and thoroughly analyzes construction demands and functional structure. Experimental results show that this system can effectively analyze mass monitored data and accurately assess equipment failure. This provides a new idea for cloud computing applied to wind farm fault diagnosis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 706-708)

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1898-1901

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June 2013

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