Research on Vibration Signal Feature Extraction Method to the Wind Turbine Generator

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Aiming at the safe operation of the wind turbine, a feature extraction method of vibration signal based on the principle of blind source separation was proposed. Blind source and the current state of fault signal was separated and predicated by Using historical data of wind turbine vibration signal as the observation noise, and then fault diagnosis signal mechanical operation was analyzed, the HMM/SVM series fault diagnosis models structure was proposed. By calculating the matching degree of unknown signal and wind power equipment in the state using HMM, the features for SVM was formed to achieve the finally discriminant. The experimental results showed that the fault diagnosis method can precisely and effectively complete the wind power equipment, higher than pure HMM or SVM diagnostic accuracy.

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