Visible to the public Research on GIS Isolating Switch Mechanical Fault Diagnosis based on Cross-Validation Parameter Optimization Support Vector Machine

TitleResearch on GIS Isolating Switch Mechanical Fault Diagnosis based on Cross-Validation Parameter Optimization Support Vector Machine
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2022
AuthorsJiang, Xiping, Wang, Qian, Du, Mingming, Ding, Yilin, Hao, Jian, Li, Ying, Liu, Qingsong
Conference Name2022 IEEE International Conference on High Voltage Engineering and Applications (ICHVE)
Keywordscomposability, Cross validation, fault diagnosis, Fingers, GIS, Intelligent Diagnosis, Mechanical fault, Metrics, pubcrawl, resilience, Resiliency, Search methods, supply vector machines, Support vector machines, SVM, Switches, Training, Vibrations
AbstractGIS equipment is an important component of power system, and mechanical failure often occurs in the process of equipment operation. In order to realize GIS equipment mechanical fault intelligent detection, this paper presents a mechanical fault diagnosis model for GIS equipment based on cross-validation parameter optimization support vector machine (CV-SVM). Firstly, vibration experiment of isolating switch was carried out based on true 110 kV GIS vibration simulation experiment platform. Vibration signals were sampled under three conditions: normal, plum finger angle change fault, plum finger abrasion fault. Then, the c and G parameters of SVM are optimized by cross validation method and grid search method. A CV-SVM model for mechanical fault diagnosis was established. Finally, training and verification are carried out by using the training set and test set models in different states. The results show that the optimization of cross-validation parameters can effectively improve the accuracy of SVM classification model. It can realize the accurate identification of GIS equipment mechanical fault. This method has higher diagnostic efficiency and performance stability than traditional machine learning. This study can provide reference for on-line monitoring and intelligent fault diagnosis analysis of GIS equipment mechanical vibration.
DOI10.1109/ICHVE53725.2022.9961557
Citation Keyjiang_research_2022