Machine Learning solutions for anomaly detection can be applied in the industry to extend the lifetime of components by promoting actuation in real-time, like optimising machinery parameters to mitigate faults. The development of these approaches usually takes place on Cloud platforms. Nevertheless, Cloud platforms interacting with the real-time control loop add extraneous and unpredictable delays due to service availability and possible communication issues. Thus, embedding anomaly detection solutions in monitoring and control systems is an alternative to enable the aforementioned interaction. In a previous work, we investigated a Deep Autoencoder solution based on vibration data to detect anomalies in Wind Turbines. The solution is currently in usage in a Cloud platform and achieved promising results, which motivated its embedding. This paper demonstrates the process of embedding the solution while maintaining the detection performance metrics. The proposed embedding process reduced the execution time of the preprocessing steps to 18.09% of the original method while saving up to 54.59% of energy on average. An automatic search for low-cost configurations, while evaluating the impact of preprocessing steps, resulted in adequate configurations, improving the original anomaly detection performance and reducing memory utilisation up to 5.5x.
Embedding Anomaly Detection Autoencoders for Wind Turbines
Luis Conradi Hoffmann, Jose
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2022-01-01
Abstract
Machine Learning solutions for anomaly detection can be applied in the industry to extend the lifetime of components by promoting actuation in real-time, like optimising machinery parameters to mitigate faults. The development of these approaches usually takes place on Cloud platforms. Nevertheless, Cloud platforms interacting with the real-time control loop add extraneous and unpredictable delays due to service availability and possible communication issues. Thus, embedding anomaly detection solutions in monitoring and control systems is an alternative to enable the aforementioned interaction. In a previous work, we investigated a Deep Autoencoder solution based on vibration data to detect anomalies in Wind Turbines. The solution is currently in usage in a Cloud platform and achieved promising results, which motivated its embedding. This paper demonstrates the process of embedding the solution while maintaining the detection performance metrics. The proposed embedding process reduced the execution time of the preprocessing steps to 18.09% of the original method while saving up to 54.59% of energy on average. An automatic search for low-cost configurations, while evaluating the impact of preprocessing steps, resulted in adequate configurations, improving the original anomaly detection performance and reducing memory utilisation up to 5.5x.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


