Electrical Engineering  2025, Vol. 26 Issue (3): 59-64    DOI:
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Transformer-based semantic transfer for stator thermal fault diagnosis
YAO Chiyu1, GUI Jing1, LI Po1, WANG Wei1, CHEN Cong2,3
1. Anhui Huainan Pingwei Power Generation Co., Ltd, Huainan, Anhui 232089;
2. China Power Hua Chuang Electricity Technology Research Co., Ltd, Shanghai 200086;
3. China Power Hua Chuang (Suzhou) Electricity Technology Research Co., Ltd, Suzhou, Jiangsu 215123

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Abstract  The stator cooling water system of a turbine generator must maintain optimal operating conditions to ensure the reliability and safety of the generator. Typically, thermal faults are detected using methods such as shutdown maintenance or temperature difference thresholds, but these methods cannot effectively detect faults in real time while the generator is in operation. To more accurately identify stator thermal faults, this paper proposes a temperature prediction algorithm based on the Transformer architecture. Using the predicted temperatures from multiple measurement points, the future temperature difference is estimated, and a diagnosis model for stator thermal faults is established. To address the issue of limited fault operation data samples, this paper utilizes Gaussian processes with different kernel functions to generate various types of time series, which are then combined with the original data, significantly expanding the training sample space. Finally, experiments are conducted using existing test data. The results indicate that the predictive algorithm proposed in this paper outperforms traditional autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) and long short term memory (LSTM) algorithms. Moreover, the diagnostic model based on this predictive algorithm achieves an accuracy rate of 91.9% in identifying operational states, while also maintaining high precision and recall rates, ensuring low false alarm and missed alarm rates.
Key wordsstator thermal faults      outlet-water temperature      Transformer      Gaussian process     
Received: 27 August 2024     
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YAO Chiyu,GUI Jing,LI Po等. Transformer-based semantic transfer for stator thermal fault diagnosis[J]. Electrical Engineering, 2025, 26(3): 59-64.
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