Wind turbine blade faults, such as surface erosion, cracks, mass imbalance, and twist deformation, significantly compromise operational efficiency and reliability, thereby increasing maintenance costs. This research presents an artificial neural network (ANN)-based diagnostic approach for identifying five distinct faul...
Z. Khan, Shabbir Ahmad, A. Askar· Terra Joule Journal· 2 citations
Wind turbine blade failures, such as icing and damage, risk safety and efficiency, but limited fault data hinders diagnosis. This study proposes a hybrid framework combining ResNet50-SVM and transfer learning for small-sample fault diagnosis. A coupled simulation model first generates comprehensive dynamic fault data....
Tianyu Zhang, Nai-Chao Chen, Qiu-Jie Xu et al.· Wind Engineering : The Inter...· 0 citations
Structural health monitoring of jacket-type substructures of offshore wind turbines is key to ensuring their availability under limited access and combined wind–wave loading. This work presents a functional horizontal-axis wind turbine prototype on a modular, demountable A36-steel jacket substructure inspired by the OW...
José Eligio Moisés Gutiérrez Arias, Benito Pérez Hernández, Gabriela Pérez Osorio et al.· Engineering Research Express· 0 citations
A hybrid methodology for classifying degradation stages and estimating a relative RUL-related degradation indicator for bearings is proposed by integrating synthetic data modeling, feature selection, and a combined unsupervised–supervised learning approach, offering a reliable and scalable solution for predictive maint...
Gustavo Gomes Do Valle, Benjamin Soudhan, Meisam Mahdavi et al.· IEEE Access· 0 citations
Erroneous vibration signals caused by sensor malfunction, shutdown transients, and abnormal acquisition conditions can degrade the reliability of automated industrial monitoring pipelines. This paper presents a deployment-oriented analysis of Multi-Dimensional Entropy (MDE) for vibration data quality control in wind tu...
Deshui Li, Xiao-Ming Yuan, Zishun Wang et al.· 0 citations
Wind turbine blades, as critical components of modern wind power systems, are subjected to variable loads and harsh environmental conditions over extended periods, making them susceptible to surface contamination, leading-edge erosion, coating delamination, and other damage. Failure to detect these defects in a timely...
Jian-Wei Yang, Xin-Ye Ji, Chang Liu et al.· Engineering Research Express· 0 citations
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