In this paper, a geometric approach to fault detection and isolation （FDI） is applied to a Multiple-Input Multipie-Output （MIMO） model of a frame and the FDI results are compared to the ones obtained in the Single...In this paper, a geometric approach to fault detection and isolation （FDI） is applied to a Multiple-Input Multipie-Output （MIMO） model of a frame and the FDI results are compared to the ones obtained in the Single-Input Single-Output （SISO）, Multiple-Input Single-Output （MISO）, and Single-Input Multiple-Output （SIMO） cases. A proper distance function based on parameters obtained from parametric system identification method is used in the geometric approach. ARX （Auto Regressive with exogenous input） and VARX （Vector ARX） models with 12 parameters are used in all of the above-mentioned models. The obtained results reveal that by increasing the number of inputs, the classification errors reduce, even in the case of applying only one of the inputs in the computations. Furthermore, increasing the number of measured outputs in the FDI scheme results in decreasing classification errors. Also, it is shown that by using probabilistic space in the distance function, fault diagnosis scheme has better performance in comparison with the deterministic one.展开更多
The temporal variation of ventilation coefficient was estimated and a simple model for the prediction of urban ventilation coefficient in Changsha was developed. Firstly, Pearson correlation analysis was used to inves...The temporal variation of ventilation coefficient was estimated and a simple model for the prediction of urban ventilation coefficient in Changsha was developed. Firstly, Pearson correlation analysis was used to investigate the relationship between meteorological parameters and mixing layer height during 2005-2009 in Changsha, China. Secondly, the multi-linear regression model between daytime and nighttime was adopted to predict the temporal ventilation coefficient. Thirdly, the validation of the model between the predicted and observed ventilation coefficient in 2010 was conducted. The results showed that ventilation coefficient significantly varied and remained high during daytime, while it stayed relatively constant and low during nighttime. In addition, the diurnal ventilation coefficient was distinctly negatively correlated with PM10 (particle with the diameter less than 10 μm) concentration in Changsha, China. The predicted ventilation coefficient agreed well with the observed values based on the multi-linear regression models during daytime and nighttime. The urban temporal ventilation coefficient could be accurately predicted by some simple meteorological parameters during daytime and nighttime. The ventilation coefficient played an important role in the PM10 concentration level.展开更多
文摘In this paper, a geometric approach to fault detection and isolation （FDI） is applied to a Multiple-Input Multipie-Output （MIMO） model of a frame and the FDI results are compared to the ones obtained in the Single-Input Single-Output （SISO）, Multiple-Input Single-Output （MISO）, and Single-Input Multiple-Output （SIMO） cases. A proper distance function based on parameters obtained from parametric system identification method is used in the geometric approach. ARX （Auto Regressive with exogenous input） and VARX （Vector ARX） models with 12 parameters are used in all of the above-mentioned models. The obtained results reveal that by increasing the number of inputs, the classification errors reduce, even in the case of applying only one of the inputs in the computations. Furthermore, increasing the number of measured outputs in the FDI scheme results in decreasing classification errors. Also, it is shown that by using probabilistic space in the distance function, fault diagnosis scheme has better performance in comparison with the deterministic one.
基金Project(51178466) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(FANEDD200545) supported by Foundation for the Author of National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation of ChinaProject(2011JQ006) supported by Fundamental Research Funds of the Central Universities of China
文摘The temporal variation of ventilation coefficient was estimated and a simple model for the prediction of urban ventilation coefficient in Changsha was developed. Firstly, Pearson correlation analysis was used to investigate the relationship between meteorological parameters and mixing layer height during 2005-2009 in Changsha, China. Secondly, the multi-linear regression model between daytime and nighttime was adopted to predict the temporal ventilation coefficient. Thirdly, the validation of the model between the predicted and observed ventilation coefficient in 2010 was conducted. The results showed that ventilation coefficient significantly varied and remained high during daytime, while it stayed relatively constant and low during nighttime. In addition, the diurnal ventilation coefficient was distinctly negatively correlated with PM10 (particle with the diameter less than 10 μm) concentration in Changsha, China. The predicted ventilation coefficient agreed well with the observed values based on the multi-linear regression models during daytime and nighttime. The urban temporal ventilation coefficient could be accurately predicted by some simple meteorological parameters during daytime and nighttime. The ventilation coefficient played an important role in the PM10 concentration level.
