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Information Engineering

State evaluation network for UHVDC converter

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Pages 243-252 | Received 30 May 2023, Accepted 13 Dec 2023, Published online: 05 Feb 2024
 

ABSTRACT

To evaluate the health state or failure of the converter valve in the early stage and realize the goal of condition-based maintenance rather than regular maintenance, in this work, we are the first to propose a state evaluation network for UHVDC converter(SE-Net). Taking full advantage of the working principle and data characteristics of the converter valve, in the proposed SE-Net, we customize the network architecture with emphasis on the one-dimensional operation. The multi-dimensional features extracted from the converter valve are fused according to the channel weight to improve the accuracy of health state evaluation. This paper takes the converter valve of a ± 800kV converter station as the research object and builds a fine particle size simulation platform. The platform collects the data of 19 measuring points such as the voltage and current of the converter valve. Based on the measuring data, the SE-Net can extract effective features, and identify the health state of the converter valve. The experimental results show that SE-Net accurately and effectively identifies eight health state types of the converter valve, with an average accuracy of 95.3%.

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Nomenclature

1D=

One dimension

AC=

Alternating current

CNN=

Convolution neural networks

DC=

Direct current

EMD=

Empirical mode decomposition

GPU=

Graphics processing unit

HMM=

Hidden Markov models

KNN=

K-nearest neighbor

L=

Sample length

SE-Net=

State evaluation network

SVM=

Support vector machines

TPU=

Tensor processing unit

UHVDC=

Ultra-high voltage direct current

Disclosure statement

No potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).

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Funding

This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) under [Grant No.61772061].

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