Development and improvement of the operating diagnostics systems of NPO CKTI works for turbine of thermal and nuclear power plants


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The work results on the development and improvement of the techniques, algorithms, and software–hardware of continuous operating diagnostics systems of rotating units and parts of turbine equipment state are presented. In particular, to ensure the full remote service of monitored turbine equipment using web technologies, the web version of the software of the automated systems of vibration-based diagnostics (ASVD VIDAS) was developed. The experience in the automated analysis of data obtained by ASVD VIDAS form the basis of the new algorithm of early detection of such dangerous defects as rotor deflection, crack in the rotor, and strong misalignment of supports. The program-technical complex of monitoring and measuring the deflection of medium pressure rotor (PTC) realizing this algorithm will alert the electric power plant staff during a deflection and indicate its value. This will give the opportunity to take timely measures to prevent the further extension of the defect. Repeatedly, recorded cases of full or partial destruction of shrouded shelves of rotor blades of the last stages of low-pressure cylinders of steam turbines defined the need to develop a version of the automated system of blade diagnostics (ASBD SKALA) for shrouded stages. The processing, analysis, presentation, and backup of data characterizing the mechanical state of blade device are carried out with a newly developed controller of the diagnostics system. As a result of the implementation of the works, the diagnosed parameters determining the operation security of rotating elements of equipment was expanded and the new tasks on monitoring the state of units and parts of turbines were solved. All algorithmic solutions and hardware-software implementations mentioned in the article were tested on the test benches and applied at some power plants.

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I. A. Kovalev

OAO Polzunov Scientific and Development Association on Research and Design of Power Equipment (NPO CKTI)

Author for correspondence.
Email: turbina@ckti.ru
Russian Federation, ul. Atamanskaya 3/6, St. Petersburg, 191167

V. G. Rakovskii

OAO Polzunov Scientific and Development Association on Research and Design of Power Equipment (NPO CKTI)

Email: turbina@ckti.ru
Russian Federation, ul. Atamanskaya 3/6, St. Petersburg, 191167

N. Yu. Isakov

OAO Polzunov Scientific and Development Association on Research and Design of Power Equipment (NPO CKTI)

Email: turbina@ckti.ru
Russian Federation, ul. Atamanskaya 3/6, St. Petersburg, 191167

A. V. Sandovskii

OAO Polzunov Scientific and Development Association on Research and Design of Power Equipment (NPO CKTI)

Email: turbina@ckti.ru
Russian Federation, ul. Atamanskaya 3/6, St. Petersburg, 191167


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