Title :
Statistical finger-printing and prediction of plant vibration signals
Author_Institution :
Eng. Resources Div., ScottishPower, Glasgow, UK
Abstract :
The usefulness of vibration monitoring is widely recognised in the electricity supply industry. This paper discusses a system which statistically analyses vibration data online from power generating plant (turbogenerator) and presents the information in a way which assists the plant operator to identify possible plant faults and aids the `expert´ in quickly arriving at a fault diagnosis. One of the reasons why this system is particularly attractive arises from the fact that a common approach can be successfully adopted for a wide range of plant without the need for plant-specific mathematical modelling
Keywords :
computerised monitoring; fault location; power engineering computing; statistical analysis; turbogenerators; vibration measurement; electricity supply industry; fault diagnosis; online data analysis; statistical finger-printing; turbogenerators; vibration monitoring; vibration signal prediction; vibration signals;
Conference_Titel :
Advanced Vibration Measurements, Techniques and Instrumentation for the Early Prediction of Failure, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location :
London