Abstract
Various types of faults occur in building energy systems throughout their life-cycles. Some faults grow gradually causing system energy penalty and performance degradation. Hence, it is crucial to implement an efficient fault diagnosis strategy and maintain optimal operations for systems. Recently, data-driven methods have got increasing interests due to the model flexibility and data availability. The fast development of data science has provided advanced data analytics to tackle data classification problems in a more convenient and efficient way. This paper attempts to investigate the potential of a promising data analysis technique, i.e., deep neural network, in classifying and diagnosing faults in a building energy system, i.e., centrifugal chiller plant. This study exploits the deep neural network based method in both supervised and unsupervised manners, and compares the fault diagnosis accuracy. Centrifugal chiller experimental data from the ASHRAE Research Project 1043(RP-1043) are used to validate the proposed method. Results show that the method can correctly diagnoses the fault data for seven typical chiller faults.
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