Modelling wind turbine degradation and maintenanceTools Le, Bryant and Andrews, John (2016) Modelling wind turbine degradation and maintenance. Wind Energy, 19 (4). pp. 571-591. ISSN 1099-1824 Full text not available from this repository.
Official URL: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/we.1851/full
Abstractdegradation, inspection and maintenance processes. The model was developed based on the Petri net method that effectively captures the stochastic nature of the dynamic processes through the use of appropriate statistical distributions. The versatility of the method allows the details of the degradation and maintenance operations to be incorporated in the model. In particular, there are dependent deterioration processes between wind turbine subsystems, complex maintenance rules and the incorporation of condition monitoring systems for early failure indication to enable replacement prior to failure. The purposes of the model are to predict the future condition of wind turbine components and to investigate the effect of a specified maintenance strategy. The model outputs are statistics indicating the performance of the wind turbine components; these include the probability of being in different condition states, the expected number of maintenance actions and the average number and duration of system downtime under any maintenance strategy.
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