Abstract
For maintenance of distributed wind power networks, it remains important to realize intelligent operation scheduling strategies for wind power equipments according to their working status. As a consequence, this paper proposes a deep learning-based optimal scheme for distributed wind power networks. First of all, an adaptive status assessment model is constructed to identify time-varying operation status for unit components. Then, based on the predicted operation risk of unit components, a preventive maintenance decision model is formulated to realize flexible decision-making of maintenance tasks. Finally, a dynamic maintenance task scheduling model based on extreme learning machine (ELM) neural network is designed. The ELM neural network-based scheduling approach is expected to use a historical strategy library to assist in revising realtime voltage control strategy. Also, we conduct some experiments to evaluate the performance of the proposed method through simulation modeling. The obtained results show that real-time voltage control accuracy for wind power networks with an incomplete observation area is improved.
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