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摘要
数字孪生正在成为商业的必需品,覆盖资产的整个生命周期,并形成连接产品和服务的基础。没有做出回应的公司将被抛在后面。实现依赖实时流数据的物理事物或系统(如风力涡轮机)的动态云模型将有助于了解其状态,响应变化,改进操作,并为其关键绩效指标(kpi)(如可靠性,可用性,维护成本和相关风险)增加价值。本文通过利用microsoft to Azure物联网机制的数据分析以及机器学习(ML)的分散决策,利用其在基于物理的、数据驱动的建模和混合分析方法方面的优势,为IEC 61400-25、IEC 61400-27-1-2020 (Type 4A)指导下的风力涡轮机通用模型构建功率预测数字孪生。提出的建模技术可以帮助科学界建立风电场的长期维护模型,考虑维护机会和状态预测,以及评估机器性能,包括维护成本和生产损失。
Digital Twin of Wind Turbine Based on Microsoft® Azure IoT Platform
Digital twins are becoming a business imperative, covering the entire lifecycle of an asset, and forming the foundation for connected products and services. Companies that fail to respond will be left behind. Implementing a dynamic cloud model of a physical thing or system such as wind turbine that relies on live streaming data will help to understand its states, respond to changes, improve operations, and add value to its Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) such as reliability, availability, maintenance cost and associated risks. This paper contributes to build a power prediction digital twin for a wind turbine’s generic model guided by IEC 61400-25, IEC 61400-27-1-2020 (Type 4A) via utilizing the data analytics of Microsof to Azure IoT mechanisms along with decentralized decisions of Machine Learning (ML) in such way utilizing its strengths in physics-based, data-driven modeling and the hybrid analysis approaches. The proposed modeling technique can help the scientific community in building long-term maintenance models for wind farms considering maintenance opportunities and condition prediction, as well as evaluating the machine performance including maintenance costs and production losses.