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- the invention relates to the field of industrial digitization, in particular to a method, device and system for product state quantification and remaining life prediction.
- pump degradation is caused by many factors, including mechanical, hydraulic, electromagnetic, vibration, and temperature, which can make it difficult to model physically.
- operational data is often not available due to missing sensors or being available only for a short period of time.
- detailed design data for pumps are often not available, such as pictures.
- the first aspect of the present invention provides a product state quantification and remaining life prediction method, which includes the following steps: T1, obtaining product design data and operating data; T2, establishing a product design model based on the design data, and according to the Perform data fusion of design data and operation data to obtain the predicted performance curve of the product, and select the optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve; T3, establish the cost model and the operation elasticity model of the product based on the predicted performance curve, and according to the product's Performance requirements or operating costs are calculated to predict the remaining life of the product.
- the product is a water pump
- the step T2 further includes the following steps: T21, performing data preprocessing on the design data and operating data of the water pump to remove abnormal data and error data; T22, establishing The design model of the water pump, and perform the design performance evaluation and analysis of the product according to the design model, wherein the design model is a multi-scale digital twin model; T23, perform using a data fusion algorithm based on the design data and operating data Data fusion to obtain the predicted performance curve of the water pump, and improve the accuracy of the predicted performance curve by optimizing the parameters of the data fusion algorithm; T24, calculate the load of the water pump and its power and efficiency, and at the same time meet the increasing work of the water pump The optimal matching relationship within the range is used to select the optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve.
- step T3 further includes the following steps: T31, based on the predicted performance curve, perform a regression calculation to generate a performance decay model of the water pump; T32, model the cost of the product based on the performance decay model, To calculate the full life cycle economic cost of the product and the replacement cost of the product; T33, based on the performance attenuation model and the operating data and cost parameters of the water pump, use the optimization algorithm to calculate the replacement time of the water pump; T34, based on the full load operation parameters of the water pump and decay function to calculate the operating elasticity of the pump.
- the data fusion algorithm is MFK algorithm.
- b and c represent parameters used for least squares curve fitting.
- C ic is initial cost
- C in is installation cost
- C e is energy cost
- C o is system management cost
- C m is maintenance and repair cost
- C s failure cost
- C env is environmental cost
- C d Removal and disposal costs.
- LCC rep is the full life cycle economic cost of replacing the new water pump
- LCC original is the full life cycle economic cost of the old water pump
- T end is the time when the service life of the old water pump expires
- T rep is the time to replace the new water pump
- C e.rep is the energy cost of replacing the new water pump
- C res,rep is the energy cost of using the new water pump
- C res,original is the residual value of the old water pump
- C res,rep is the residual value of the new water pump
- the energy cost C e, orginal and C e.rep can be calculated by multiplying the energy consumption by the electricity price
- Q is the pump flow
- N is the pump speed
- Density(Q, N) is the joint probability density function of the pump flow and speed
- PE(t, Q, N) is the power attenuation model under different pump flow and speed
- PriceE(t) is the predicted electricity price with time as variable.
- the full load operating parameters include the minimum requirement Q d of water pump flow and the minimum pressure head requirement H d ,
- f 1( ⁇ t ) represents the operating elasticity of the pump head
- f 2( ⁇ t ) represents the operating elasticity of the pump flow
- a second aspect of the present invention provides a product status quantification and remaining life prediction system, which includes: a processor; and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory having instructions stored therein, the instructions being executed by the processor
- the electronic device When executed, the electronic device is made to perform an action, and the action includes: T1, acquiring product design data and operating data; T2, establishing a product design model based on the design data, and executing data based on the design data and operating data Fusion to obtain the predicted performance curve of the product, select the optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve; T3, establish the cost model and operation elasticity model of the product based on the predicted performance curve, and calculate the product according to the performance requirements or operating costs of the product Prediction of the remaining life of the product described above.
- the product is a water pump
- the action T2 further includes the following steps: T21, performing data preprocessing on the design data and operating data of the water pump, removing abnormal data and error data; T22, establishing The design model of the water pump, and perform the design performance evaluation and analysis of the product according to the design model, wherein the design model is a multi-scale digital twin model; T23, perform using a data fusion algorithm based on the design data and operating data Data fusion to obtain the predicted performance curve of the water pump, and improve the accuracy of the predicted performance curve by optimizing the parameters of the data fusion algorithm; T24, calculate the load of the water pump and its power and efficiency, and at the same time meet the increasing work of the water pump The optimal matching relationship within the range is used to select the optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve.
- the action T3 further includes the following steps: T31, based on the predicted performance curve, perform a regression calculation to generate a performance decay model of the water pump; T32, model the cost of the product based on the performance decay model, To calculate the full life cycle economic cost of the product and the replacement cost of the product; T33, based on the performance attenuation model and the operating data and cost parameters of the water pump, use the optimization algorithm to calculate the replacement time of the water pump; T34, based on the full load operation parameters of the water pump and decay function to calculate the operating elasticity of the pump.
- the data fusion algorithm is MFK algorithm.
- b and c represent parameters used for least squares curve fitting.
- C ic is initial cost
- C in is installation cost
- C e is energy cost
- C o is system management cost
- C m is maintenance and repair cost
- C s failure cost
- C env is environmental cost
- C d Removal and disposal costs.
- LCC rep is the full life cycle economic cost of replacing the new water pump
- LCC original is the full life cycle economic cost of the old water pump
- T end is the time when the service life of the old water pump expires
- T rep is the time to replace the new water pump
- C e.rep is the energy cost of replacing the new water pump
- C res,rep is the energy cost of using the new water pump
- C res,original is the residual value of the old water pump
- C res,rep is the residual value of the new water pump
- the energy cost C e, orginal and C e.rep can be calculated by multiplying the energy consumption by the electricity price
- Q is the flow rate of the water pump
- N is the speed of the water pump
- Density(Q, N) is the joint probability density function of the water pump flow and speed
- P E (t, Q, N) is the power attenuation under different water pump flow and speed
- Price E (t) is the predicted electricity price with time as a variable.
- the full load operating parameters include the minimum requirement Q d of water pump flow and the minimum pressure head requirement H d ,
- f 1 ( ⁇ t) represents the operating elasticity of the pump head
- f 2 ( ⁇ t) represents the operating elasticity of the pump flow
- the third aspect of the present invention provides a product state quantification and remaining life prediction device, which includes: an acquisition device, which obtains product design data and operating data; a fusion device, which establishes a product design model based on the design data, and according to Perform data fusion of the design data and operating data to obtain a predicted performance curve of the product, and select an optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve; a computing device, which establishes a product cost model and an operating elasticity model based on the predicted performance curve , calculating the remaining life prediction of the product according to the performance requirement or operating cost of the product.
- a fourth aspect of the present invention provides a computer program product tangibly stored on a computer-readable medium and comprising computer-executable instructions which, when executed, cause at least one processor to perform the The method described in the first aspect of the present invention.
- a fifth aspect of the present invention provides a computer readable medium having stored thereon computer executable instructions which, when executed, cause at least one processor to perform the method according to the first aspect of the present invention.
- the product state quantification and remaining life prediction mechanism of the present invention is reliable, accurate, and capable of performing quantification and prediction based on the dynamic performance of the product.
- the invention is particularly applicable to water pumps.
- the invention can quantify the dynamic performance state of the water pump based on the dynamic digital model of the water pump, and can quantify the remaining service life of the water pump based on the attenuation model of the water pump.
- the present invention can provide products for process automation solution providers, or provide value-added service packages for water pump producers.
- Figure 1 is the pressure head curve, power curve and efficiency curve of the water pump
- Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a performance curve generated based on water pump design data and operating data for state quantification and remaining life prediction of a product according to a specific embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 3 is the water pump pressure head decay curve of the state quantification and remaining life prediction of the product according to a specific embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 4 is a comparison diagram of the replacement of old and new water pumps according to the status quantification and remaining life prediction of products according to a specific embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a product state quantification and remaining life prediction system according to a specific embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 6 is the water pump power increase curve of the state quantification and remaining life prediction of the product according to a specific embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is an operating elasticity curve for condition quantification and remaining life prediction of a product according to a specific embodiment of the present invention.
- the present invention provides a state quantification and remaining life prediction mechanism which is especially suitable for water pumps.
- the invention models the design performance and predicted performance of the water pump based on digital twin technology.
- the present invention combines the water pump operation data and performance curve to establish a data-driven digital twin model of the water pump to evaluate the performance of the water pump in operation, so as to obtain the remaining life prediction of the water pump in terms of performance requirements or operating costs.
- the present invention will be described below by taking a water pump as an example.
- the first aspect of the present invention provides a method for product state quantification and remaining life prediction, which includes step T1, step T2 and step T3.
- Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a state quantification and remaining life prediction system according to a specific embodiment of the present invention.
- the system 100 for product state quantification and remaining life prediction includes a performance analysis device 110 and a remaining life prediction device 120 .
- the input data of the performance analysis device 110 is the design data D and the operation data O of the water pump, and the output data is the optimal working state point P.
- the performance analysis device 110 includes a data preprocessing device 111 , a design modeling device 112 , a data fusion device 113 and an optimization device 114 .
- the performance analysis device 110 outputs the predicted performance curve of the water pump to the remaining service life prediction device 120, and the remaining service life prediction device 120 outputs the remaining life prediction calculated according to the performance requirements or operating costs of the water pump.
- the remaining service life prediction device 120 includes a performance decay modeling device 121 , a cost modeling device 122 , a cost optimization device 123 and an operation elasticity modeling device 124 .
- step T1 is executed to obtain the design data and operation data of the product.
- the design data includes the speed, flow, pressure and power of the water pump
- the operating data also includes the speed, flow, pressure and power of the water pump under different wear conditions.
- Design data refers to the data value that you want to achieve when designing the pump, which is idealized.
- the running data is the corresponding data generated when the water pump is actually running, and it is the live data.
- the design data includes the lift of the water pump.
- the lift of a centrifugal pump is also called the head of the pump, which refers to the energy obtained by the fluid per unit weight through the pump.
- the head of the pump depends on the structure of the pump, such as the diameter of the impeller, the bending of the blades, etc., and the speed.
- the pressure head of the pump cannot be calculated accurately in theory, and it is generally determined by experimental methods.
- the operating data includes the speed and flow of the water pump, and the time series data is classified according to the speed.
- step T2 the performance analysis device 110 establishes a design model of the product based on the design data, and performs data fusion according to the design data and operating data to obtain a predicted performance curve of the product, and selects the optimization work in the predicted performance curve status point.
- the step T2 further includes sub-step T21, sub-step T22, sub-step T23 and sub-step T24.
- the data preprocessing device 111 performs data preprocessing on the design data and operating data to remove abnormal data and error data.
- the data pre-execution module collects the design data and execution data of the water pump, and eliminates outliers.
- outliers include using algorithms to remove burrs, remove outliers, and so on.
- the design modeling device 112 establishes a product design model based on the design data, and performs design performance evaluation and analysis of the product according to the design model, wherein the design model is a multi-scale digital twin Model.
- the design performance refers to the factory performance of the pump, which is an idealized performance.
- a multi-scale digital twin refers to a live performance digital twin including a water pump head curve, power curve and efficiency curve
- the water pump performance digital twin model utilizes a multi-scale data-driven model.
- it has three different curves to evaluate performance, including head curve, power curve and efficiency curve.
- the above three curves are usually used in the selection of pumps in the design stage of pump production lines. However, the above curves will not be continuously used during subsequent system operation.
- the invention combines the water pump operation data and the water pump pressure head curve, power curve and efficiency curve to establish a data-driven digital twin model of the water pump to evaluate the performance of the water pump in operation.
- multi-scale modeling technology is applied to the above modeling process.
- Figure 1 shows the pressure head curve, power rate curve and efficiency curve of the water pump, based on which the design model of the water pump can be implemented. Among them, different scales of the model describe the dynamic system of the water pump.
- the vertical coordinates represent the pressure head, efficiency (%) and input/output (KW)
- the horizontal coordinates represent the flow per minute of the pump
- the curve S 3 represents the performance of the pump
- the curve S 4 represents the efficiency
- the curve S 5 represents the motor input (KW) .
- step T23 the data fusion device 113 uses a data fusion algorithm to perform data fusion according to the design data and operating data to obtain a predicted performance curve of the product, and improves the accuracy of the predicted performance curve by optimizing parameters of the data fusion algorithm.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of generating a performance curve based on water pump design data and operating data for state quantification and remaining life prediction according to a specific embodiment of the present invention.
- the design data includes the lift of the pump.
- the lift of the centrifugal pump is also called the head of the pump, which refers to the energy obtained by the fluid per unit weight through the pump.
- the head of the pump depends on the structure of the pump, such as the diameter of the impeller, the bending of the blades, etc., and the speed.
- the pressure head of the pump cannot be calculated accurately in theory, and it is generally determined by experimental methods.
- the operating data includes the speed and flow of the water pump, and the time series data is classified according to the speed.
- the performance curve of the pump can be obtained by using the MFK algorithm (Multi-Fidelity Kriging) based on the above design data and operating data. Specifically, as shown in the right figure of Fig. 2, according to the above-mentioned design data of Yang Cheng and the operation data of speed and flow rate, the performance curve can be obtained according to the MFK algorithm. It can be seen that the actual data of the water pump is attenuated after a period of time. It is different from the expected design data when it was shipped from the factory. The historical performance curve and the real-time performance curve of the water pump will be obtained by executing the above process iteratively.
- MFK algorithm Multi-Fidelity Kriging
- the accuracy of the predicted performance curve can be improved by optimizing the parameters of the data fusion algorithm.
- f(x) ⁇ GP(m(x), k(x, x')) can be described by an input vector x, an average function m(x) and a covariance function k(x, x').
- the sub-element model method is also called Co-Kriging in the field of geostatistics.
- the present invention considers four different Co-Kriging methods, which utilize x1 as the LFM input vector, x2 as the HFM input vector, and f1 and f2 as the respective function values:
- ARCK autoregressive Co-Kriging
- DMGP deep multi-scale Gaussian function
- SCK Simple Co-Kriging
- SMGP Simple Multi-fidelity Gaussian Processes
- kij is a specific covariance function for the total covariance matrix K , ARCK and DMGP use:
- k 11 k 1 (x 1 , x 1 )
- k 12 ⁇ k 1 (x 1 , x 2 )
- k 21 ⁇ k 1 (x 2 , x 1 )
- k 22 ⁇ 2 k 1 (x 2 , x 1 )+k 2 (x 2 , x 2 )
- ⁇ is the autoregressive factor
- D is the dimension
- k1 and k2 are sum functions in the following way:
- DMGP utilizes a neural network as an input deformation h(x) instead of the raw input vector x.
- SCK and SMGP utilize:
- k 12 a 1 b 1 k 1 (x 1 , x 2 )+a 2 b 2 k 2 (x 1 , x 2 )
- k 21 a 1 b 1 k 1 k 1 (x 2 , x 1 )+a 2 b 2 k 2 (x 2 , x 1 )
- SMGP utilizes a neural network as an input transform h(x) instead of the raw input vector x.
- the present invention utilizes a sequential multi-fidelity meta-modeling (SMF, sequential multi-fidelity meta-modeling) method.
- SMF sequential multi-fidelity meta-modeling
- SMF is an optimization algorithm that starts with certain initial samples and adds samples from LFM and HFM taking into account the computational cost of different samples. Mainly, samples are added where the confidence interval of the learned meta-model is largest. In the end, we get the most probable metamodel, constrained by the maximum computational budget.
- the optimization device 114 calculates the best matching relationship between the load of the product and its power and efficiency while satisfying the growing working range of the product, so as to select the optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve .
- the current performance curve is used to judge which load efficiency is the highest and the power is the best when the current pump is running, and the best operating point of the water pump is found on the curve, that is, at what speed the water pump is most cost-effective. That is, to find the best matching relationship between the rotational speed, output power and efficiency, while satisfying that the pressure and flow are within the normal working range.
- step T3 is executed, the remaining service life prediction device 120 establishes a product cost model and an operating elasticity model based on the predicted performance curve, and calculates the remaining service life prediction of the product according to the product performance requirements or operating costs.
- the step T3 includes sub-step T31, sub-step T32, sub-step T33 and sub-step T34.
- the performance degradation modeling means 121 performs a regression calculation to generate a performance degradation model of the water pump based on the predicted performance curve. Specifically, by performing step T2 iteratively, the historical performance curve and the current performance curve of the water pump, as well as the performance curves of the water pump operating under different wear conditions can be obtained based on the predicted performance curve.
- the pressure head attenuation model of the pump is described by the formula as a time-series pressure head loss model as follows:
- b and c represent parameters used for least squares curve fitting.
- b and c are the regression parameters calculated by the least squares regression of four points in the historical performance curve of the water pump.
- the pump head decay curve can be obtained, the ordinate is the pump head loss (%), and the abscissa is time (year). As shown in Figure 3, with the increase of the pump usage time, the loss value of the pressure head increases gradually and greatly.
- the cost modeling device 122 models the cost of the product based on the performance decay model, so as to calculate the full life cycle economic cost of the product and the replacement cost of the product.
- the remaining service life is calculated from two aspects of economy and operational flexibility.
- life cycle cost of the pump (LCC, Life Cycle Cost) is the cost of the entire life cycle of the pump, such as procurement, installation, operation, maintenance and disposal.
- the replacement cost (RC, Replacement Cost) of the water pump is the additional cost due to the replacement of the water pump at a specific time in the future, taking into account different life cycle costs.
- the remaining useful life from an economic point of view can be defined in terms of the length of time between the present and a certain point in the future at which the replacement cost of the pump is minimal.
- the first design life cycle LC 11 and the second design life cycle LC 12 of the above-mentioned old water pump represent the factory design life of the water pump, so they do not take into account the actual working conditions and wear conditions, and are idealized life unreal lifespan.
- the old water pump is replaced with a new water pump
- from time T 0 to T rep1 represents the first design life cycle LC 21 of the new water pump
- from time T rep1 to time T rep2 represents the second design life cycle LC 12 of the new water pump
- the first design life cycle LC 21 and the second design life cycle LC 22 of the above-mentioned new water pump represent the actual life of the new water pump, which is the real life in consideration of the actual working conditions and wear conditions.
- the life cycle cost of the water pump is:
- C ic is the initial cost, including the price of pumps, systems, pipelines, procurement and additional services.
- C in is the installation cost.
- C e is the cost of energy, the estimated cost of system operation for pump drives, controls and any additional services.
- C o is the human operation cost such as system management.
- C m is maintenance and repair costs, where maintenance includes routine and predictive maintenance.
- C s is the failure cost, such as lost production.
- C env is the environmental cost such as removal of contaminants from pumped fluids and accessories.
- Cd is the cost of demolition and disposal, including the cost of restoration of the local environment and disposal of additional services.
- the replacement cost of the pump is therefore:
- LCC rep is the cost of replacing the new water pump
- LCC original is the cost of the old water pump
- T end is the time when the service life of the old water pump expires
- T rep is the time to replace the new water pump
- C e.rep is the time to replace the new water pump C res,rep is the energy cost of the new water pump
- C res,original is the residual value of the old water pump
- C res,rep is the residual value of the new water pump, so as time goes by, the energy cost of the old water pump C e, orginal is rising, and the energy cost C res, rep of the new water pump is decreasing.
- C ic , C in , and C d are one-time expenses.
- C o , C m , C s , and C env are fixed costs that are continuous in time. Therefore, no matter whether the water pump is replaced or not, the above-mentioned costs C o , C m , C s , and C env are the same, so they can be ignored.
- the energy cost C e, orginal and C e.rep can be calculated by multiplying the energy consumption by the electricity price
- Density(Q, N) is the joint probability density function of pump flow Q and speed N
- PE (t, Q, N) is the power updated by the power decay model under different pump flow Q and speed N
- Price E (t) is the predicted electricity price with time as a variable.
- the cost optimization device 123 uses an optimization algorithm to calculate the replacement time of the water pump based on the performance attenuation model, the operation data of the water pump, and the cost parameters. That is, the pump replacement time ⁇ t should be chosen to minimize the replacement cost RC or the highest economic benefit, that is, make the replacement cost RC the smallest.
- the optimization algorithm includes intelligent optimization algorithm, probability density function or golden section interpolation.
- the operation data of the water pump includes historical operation data of the flow rate and rotational speed of the water pump, the transmission efficiency of the water pump, and the click efficiency of the water pump.
- Cost parameters include: the initial cost C ic of the one-time cost of the water pump, the installation cost C in , the dismantling and disposal cost C d ; the remaining service life of the water pump T end1 -T now , where T end1 represents the first life cycle LC of the old water pump 11 planting time, T now means the current time; electricity price.
- the remaining service life ⁇ t can be calculated using an average optimization algorithm to minimize the pump renewal cost.
- the abscissa of Fig. 6 is time, and the ordinate is the power of the water pump.
- Curve S 1 is the water pump performance attenuation curve predicted at the current moment.
- Curve S 2 is the performance attenuation curve assuming that the old water pump will be replaced by a new water pump at a certain point in the future.
- T end1 represents the planting of LC 11 in the first life cycle of the old water pump Time, T now means the current time, and T rep means the time when the old water pump is replaced with a new water pump.
- the replacement cost RC( ⁇ t) needs to be minimized by the following function:
- the operation elasticity modeling device 124 evaluates the operation elasticity of the water pump based on the actual requirements of the operation of the water pump, that is, the remaining service life of the water pump under extreme usage conditions. Wherein, the extreme conditions of use are full-time and complex conditions, if the extreme conditions of use are not met under full-time and full-load, the water pump needs to be replaced.
- the required data include the minimum demand of the flow rate Q d of the water pump, and the minimum pressure head demand H d under the minimum flow rate.
- the operating elasticity curve shown in Figure 7 can be obtained.
- the vertical coordinate in Figure A represents the flow rate of the water pump
- the vertical coordinate in the figure below represents the pressure head of the water pump
- the horizontal coordinate represents time.
- the curve S 11 represents the water pump flow under the condition of full load of the water pump
- the curve S 12 represents the water pump flow under a specific pressure head
- the dotted line represents the minimum flow demand Q d .
- Curve S 21 represents the water pump pressure head under the condition of full load of the water pump
- curve S 22 represents the water pump pressure head under a specific flow condition
- the dotted line represents the minimum pressure head demand H d .
- the zero edge points P1 and P2 indicate that the headroom of the water pump is gone.
- the water pump is always in a dynamic substantive operation during daily operation to meet the load demand in the later stage. Therefore, the pump needs some optional flexibility to respond to pressure and flow up and down.
- the flexibility advantage diminishes over time as the performance of the pump degrades. Since the pump performance margin from the pressure head or flow demand in the time period from now to a certain point in the future is zero at that time, the remaining service life in terms of flexibility can be defined.
- the Qd velocity is the minimum requirement for flow and Hd is the minimum head requirement at the minimum flow Qd .
- the following formulas give the optional pump head and flow operating elasticity:
- Q d is the minimum flow requirement
- H d is the minimum pressure head requirement at the minimum flow rate
- Q(H, N, t) is the flow decay function
- H(Q, N, t) is the pressure decay function
- the operating elasticity of the pressure head of the water pump or the operating elasticity of the water pump flow rate is less than a predetermined value, it is necessary to send a reminder that the water pump needs to be replaced.
- f 1 ( ⁇ t) or f 2 ( ⁇ t ) is equal to 0, it means that the water pump needs to be replaced. Therefore, when the above formula is 0, the operating elastic remaining service life can be calculated. By calculating the remaining useful life from these two aspects, the end user can choose which to rotate to make more decisions in the future, such as shutting down the water pump or performing a replacement on the water pump.
- a second aspect of the present invention provides a product status quantification and remaining life prediction system, which includes: a processor; and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory having instructions stored therein, the instructions being executed by the processor
- the electronic device When executed, the electronic device is made to perform an action, and the action includes: T1, acquiring product design data and operating data; T2, establishing a product design model based on the design data, and executing data based on the design data and operating data Fusion to obtain the predicted performance curve of the product, select the optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve; T3, establish the cost model and operation elasticity model of the product based on the predicted performance curve, and calculate the product according to the performance requirements or operating costs of the product Prediction of the remaining life of the product described above.
- the product is a water pump
- the action T2 further includes the following steps: T21, performing data preprocessing on the design data and operating data of the water pump, removing abnormal data and error data; T22, establishing The design model of the water pump, and perform the design performance evaluation and analysis of the product according to the design model, wherein the design model is a multi-scale digital twin model; T23, perform using a data fusion algorithm based on the design data and operating data Data fusion to obtain the predicted performance curve of the water pump, and improve the accuracy of the predicted performance curve by optimizing the parameters of the data fusion algorithm; T24, calculate the load of the water pump and its power and efficiency, and at the same time meet the increasing work of the water pump The optimal matching relationship within the range is used to select the optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve.
- the action T3 further includes the following steps: T31, based on the predicted performance curve, perform a regression calculation to generate a performance decay model of the water pump; T32, model the cost of the product based on the performance decay model, To calculate the full life cycle economic cost of the product and the replacement cost of the product; T33, based on the performance attenuation model and the operating data and cost parameters of the water pump, use the optimization algorithm to calculate the replacement time of the water pump; T34, based on the full load operation parameters of the water pump and decay function to calculate the operating elasticity of the pump.
- the data fusion algorithm is MFK algorithm.
- b and c represent parameters used for least squares curve fitting.
- C ic is initial cost
- C in is installation cost
- C e is energy cost
- C o is system management cost
- C m is maintenance and repair cost
- C s failure cost
- C env is environmental cost
- C d Removal and disposal costs.
- LCC rep is the full life cycle economic cost of replacing the new water pump
- LCC original is the full life cycle economic cost of the old water pump
- T end is the time when the service life of the old water pump expires
- T rep is the time to replace the new water pump
- C e.rep is the energy cost of replacing the new water pump
- C res,rep is the energy cost of using the new water pump
- C res,original is the residual value of the old water pump
- C res,rep is the residual value of the new water pump
- the energy cost C e, orginal and C e.rep can be calculated by multiplying the energy consumption by the electricity price
- Q is the flow rate of the water pump
- N is the speed of the water pump
- Density(Q, N) is the joint probability density function of the water pump flow and speed
- P E (t, Q, N) is the power attenuation under different water pump flow and speed
- Price E (t) is the predicted electricity price with time as a variable.
- the full load operating parameters include the minimum requirement Q d of water pump flow and the minimum pressure head requirement H d ,
- f 1( ⁇ t ) represents the operating elasticity of the pump head
- f 2( ⁇ t ) represents the operating elasticity of the pump flow
- the third aspect of the present invention provides a product state quantification and remaining life prediction device, which includes: an acquisition device, which obtains product design data and operating data; a fusion device, which establishes a product design model based on the design data, and according to Perform data fusion of the design data and operating data to obtain a predicted performance curve of the product, and select an optimal working state point in the predicted performance curve; a computing device, which establishes a product cost model and an operating elasticity model based on the predicted performance curve , calculating the remaining life prediction of the product according to the performance requirement or operating cost of the product.
- a fourth aspect of the present invention provides a computer program product tangibly stored on a computer-readable medium and comprising computer-executable instructions which, when executed, cause at least one processor to perform the The method described in the first aspect of the present invention.
- a fifth aspect of the present invention provides a computer readable medium having stored thereon computer executable instructions which, when executed, cause at least one processor to perform the method according to the first aspect of the present invention.
- the product state quantification and remaining life prediction mechanism of the present invention is reliable, accurate, and capable of performing quantification and prediction based on the dynamic performance of the product.
- the invention is particularly applicable to water pumps.
- the invention can quantify the dynamic performance state of the water pump based on the dynamic digital model of the water pump, and can quantify the remaining service life of the water pump based on the attenuation model of the water pump.
- the present invention can provide products for process automation solution providers, or provide value-added service packages for water pump producers.
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- 产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其中,包括如下步骤:T1,获取产品的设计数据和运行数据;T2,基于所述设计数据建立产品的设计模型,并根据所述设计数据和运行数据执行数据融合以获得产品的预测性能曲线,选取所述预测性能曲线中的优化工作状态点;T3,基于所述预测性能曲线建立产品的费用模型和操作弹性模型,根据产品的性能需求或者运行成本计算所述产品的剩余寿命预测。
- 根据权利要求1所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其特征在于,所述产品为水泵,所述步骤T2还包括如下步骤:T21,对所述水泵的设计数据和运行数据执行数据预处理,去除异常数据和错误数据;T22,基于所述设计数据建立水泵的设计模型,并且根据所述设计模型执行所述产品的设计性能评价和分析,其中,所述设计模型是多尺度数字双胞胎模型;T23,根据所述设计数据和运行数据利用数据融合算法执行数据融合以获得水泵的预测性能曲线,并且通过优化数据融合算法的参数提高所述预测性能曲线的准确性;T24,计算水泵的负荷及其功率和效率之间并同时满足所述水泵的增长工作范围内的优化匹配关系,以选取所述预测性能曲线中的优化工作状态点。
- 根据权利要求1所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其特征在于,所述步骤T3还包括如下步骤:T31,基于所述预测性能曲线,执行一个回归计算来产生一个水泵的性能衰减模型;T32,基于所述性能衰减模型对产品的成本进行建模,以计算所述产品的全生命周期经济成本和产品的替换成本;T33,基于性能衰减模型和水泵的运行数据、成本参数,利用优化算法计算水泵的替换时间;T34,基于水泵的满负荷运行参数和衰减函数计算水泵的操作弹性。
- 根据权利要求1所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其特征在 于,所述数据融合算法为MFK算法。
- 根据权利要求3所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其特征在于,所述泵的性能衰减模型通过公式描述成时序的压头损失的模型如下:P(t)=P N-bt c其中,P N表示初始性能,也就是t=0时的设计点,即水泵刚出厂时的性能。b和c表示用于最小二乘法曲线拟合的参数。
- 根据权利要求3所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其特征在于,所述全生命周期经济成本为:LCC=C ic+C in+C e+C o+C m+C s+C env+C d其中,C ic为初始成本,C in是安装成本,C e是能量成本,C o是系统管理成本,C m是维持和维修成本,C s是故障成本,C env是环境成本,C d是拆除和处理成本。
- 根据权利要求6所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其特征在于,所述替换成本为:其中,LCC rep是替换新水泵的全生命周期经济成本,LCC original是旧水泵的全生命周期经济成本,其中,T end是旧水泵使用周期到期的时间,T rep是替换新水泵的时间,C e,rep是替换新水泵的能量成本,C res,rep是用新水泵的能量成本,C res,original是旧水泵的剩余价值,C res,rep是新水泵的剩余价值,其中,能量成本C e,orginal和C e,rep能够用能量功耗乘以电价来计算,其中,Q是水泵流量,N是水泵转速,Density(Q,N)是水泵流量和转速的联合概率密度函数,P E(t,Q,N)是在不同水泵流量和转速下的由功率衰减模型更新的功率,Price E(t)是时间作为变量的预测电价。
- 根据权利要求3所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测方法,其特征在于,所述满负荷运行参数包括水泵流量的最小要求Q d和最小压头需求H d,其中,f 1(Δt)表示水泵压头的操作弹性,f 2(Δt)表示水泵流量的操作弹性:f 1(Δt)=|H(Δt)-H d|f 2(Δt)=|Q(Δt)-Q d|当所述水泵压头的操作弹性f 1(Δt)或者水泵流量的操作弹性f 2(Δt)小于一个预定阈值时,则需要发送需要更换水泵提示。
- 产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其中,包括:处理器;以及与所述处理器耦合的存储器,所述存储器具有存储于其中的指令,所述指令在被处理器执行时使所述电子设备执行动作,所述动作包括:T1,获取产品的设计数据和运行数据;T2,基于所述设计数据建立产品的设计模型,并根据所述设计数据和运行数据执行数据融合以获得产品的预测性能曲线,选取所述预测性能曲线中的优化工作状态点;T3,基于所述预测性能曲线建立产品的费用模型和操作弹性模型,根据产品的性能需求或者运行成本计算所述产品的剩余寿命预测。
- 根据权利要求9所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其特征在于,所述产品为水泵,所述动作T2还包括如下步骤:T21,对所述水泵的设计数据和运行数据执行数据预处理,去除异常数据和错误数据;T22,基于所述设计数据建立水泵的设计模型,并且根据所述设计模型执行所述产品的设计性能评价和分析,其中,所述设计模型是多尺度数字双胞胎模型;T23,根据所述设计数据和运行数据利用数据融合算法执行数据融合以获得水泵的预测性能曲线,并且通过优化数据融合算法的参数提高所述预测性能曲线的准确性;T24,计算水泵的负荷及其功率和效率之间并同时满足所述水泵的增长工作范围内的优化匹配关系,以选取所述预测性能曲线中的优化工作状态点。
- 根据权利要求9所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其特征在于,所述动作T3还包括如下步骤:T31,基于所述预测性能曲线,执行一个回归计算来产生一个水泵的性能衰减模型;T32,基于所述性能衰减模型对产品的成本进行建模,以计算所述产品的 全生命周期经济成本和产品的替换成本;T33,基于性能衰减模型和水泵的运行数据、成本参数,利用优化算法计算水泵的替换时间;T34,基于水泵的满负荷运行参数和衰减函数计算水泵的操作弹性。
- 根据权利要求9所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其特征在于,所述数据融合算法为MFK算法。
- 根据权利要求11所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其特征在于,所述泵的性能衰减模型通过公式描述成时序的压头损失的模型如下:P(t)=P N-bt c其中,P N表示初始性能,也就是t=0时的设计点,即水泵刚出厂时的性能。b和c表示用于最小二乘法曲线拟合的参数。
- 根据权利要求11所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其特征在于,所述全生命周期经济成本为:LCC=C ic+C in+C e+C o+C m+C s+C env+C d其中,C ic为初始成本,C in是安装成本,C e是能量成本,C o是系统管理成本,C m是维持和维修成本,C s是故障成本,C env是环境成本,C d是拆除和处理成本。
- 根据权利要求14所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其特征在于,所述替换成本为:其中,LCC rep是替换新水泵的全生命周期经济成本,LCC original是旧水泵的全生命周期经济成本,其中,T end是旧水泵使用周期到期的时间,T rep是替换新水泵的时间,C e,rep是替换新水泵的能量成本,C res,rep是用新水泵的能量成本,C res,original是旧水泵的剩余价值,C res,rep是新水泵的剩余价值,其中,能量成本C e,orginal和C e,rep能够用能量功耗乘以电价来计算,其中,Q是水泵流量,N是水泵转速,Density(Q,N)是水泵流量和转速的联合概率密度函数,P E(t,Q,N)是在不同水泵流量和转速下的由功率衰减模型更新的功率,Price E(t)是时间作为变量的预测电价。
- 根据权利要求11所述的产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测系统,其特征在于,所述满负荷运行参数包括水泵流量的最小要求Q d和最小压头需求H d,其中,f 1(Δt)表示水泵压头的操作弹性,f 2(Δt)表示水泵流量的操作弹性:f 1(Δt)=|H(Δt)-H d|f 2(Δt)=|Q(Δt)-Q d|当所述水泵压头的操作弹性f 1(Δt)或者水泵流量的操作弹性f 2(Δt)小于一个预定阈值时,则需要发送需要更换水泵提示。
- 产品状态量化和剩余寿命预测装置,其中,包括:获取装置,其获取产品的设计数据和运行数据;融合装置,其基于所述设计数据建立产品的设计模型,并根据所述设计数据和运行数据执行数据融合以获得产品的预测性能曲线,选取所述预测性能曲线中的优化工作状态点;计算装置,其基于所述预测性能曲线建立产品的费用模型和操作弹性模型,根据产品的性能需求或者运行成本计算所述产品的剩余寿命预测。
- 计算机程序产品,所述计算机程序产品被有形地存储在计算机可读介质上并且包括计算机可执行指令,所述计算机可执行指令在被执行时使至少一个处理器执行根据权利要求1至8中任一项所述的方法。
- 计算机可读介质,其上存储有计算机可执行指令,所述计算机可执行指令在被执行时使至少一个处理器执行根据权利要求1至8中任一项所述的方法。
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