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A Novel Subspace-Aided Fault Detection Approach for the Drive Systems of Rolling Mills

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Abstract

This brief proposes a subspace-aided fault detection approach for the drive systems of strip rolling mills. Considering the impact of the unknown periodic load generated by the strip rolling process, the primary contributions are concluded as follows. First, this brief presents an approach to describe the subspace of the unknown/unmeasurable periodic load. Second, a fundamental frequency identification approach for the drive systems is proposed and then the subspace of the unknown periodic load can be constructed by the fundamental frequency. Third, this brief presents a subspace-aided fault detection approach to identify the data-driven stable kernel representation (SKR) of the closed-loop system by projecting the input-output (I/O) process data, so as to obtain a robust residual against the unknown periodic load. In addition, the effectiveness and performance of the approaches are verified by numerical examples and experimental data of the test rig for the drive systems of strip rolling mills. The results show that a robust residual generation against the unknown periodic load in the drive systems can be obtained and the robust subspace-aided fault detection can be achieved. Compared with the traditional method, the proposed approaches can improve the fault detection rate more effectively and be applied to the drive systems of strip rolling mills reliably.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1742-1749
Number of pages8
JournalIEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology
Volume30
Issue number4
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Jul 2022

Keywords

  • Data-driven
  • data-driven stable kernel representation (SKR)
  • fault detection
  • industrial rolling mill drive system
  • periodic load
  • subspace

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