Xiuying Yan, Guangyu Liu, Boyan Zhang, Kaixing Fan, Jun Yu Li, Yifan Du
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Abstract
ABSTRACT Sensor faults have been observed to negatively impact the operation of the HVAC system. Among these faults is the complexity of multi-source sensor faults, which may result in fault confusion due to multiple fault points and different fault patterns. This paper proposes a fault diagnosis model applicable to single- and multi-source faults of HVAC system sensors. Based on the distribution patterns of chillers sensor data, the ensemble empirical mode decomposition soft threshold denoising Gaussian mixture model (EEMDSTD-GMM) is proposed. The study suggests a K-means-based pre-classification method for potentially confusing types of sensor faults. EEMDSTD-GMM-K-means has shown a better fault diagnosis capability under four single-source sensor faults and five multi-source sensor faults. Under the three examined fault levels, the results indicate a satisfactory performance with an average diagnosis rate of 98.7% for single-source faults and 96.5% for multi-source faults.
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