Feature extraction and classification method for switchgear faults based on sample entropy and cloud model
Jindong Cui, Que Zheng, Yechun Xin, Chuan Zhou, Qianggang Wang, Niancheng Zhou · IET Generation Transmission & Distribution · 2017
This study proposes a fault diagnosis method for extracting and classifying the fault features of switchgears in accordance with the monitoring data of three‐phase voltage and current, temperature, humidity, and flashing from the smart breaker and sensors. The fault features are calculated using multivariate multiscale sample entropy (MMSE) for the data mining of multivariate monitoring process. The similarity measure of the composite delay vectors of multivariate time series in MMSE is improved by introducing a cloud model to soften the similar tolerance criterion. The modified MMSE is defined as multivariate multiscale cloud sample entropy (MMCSE). The MMCSE features of switchgear monitoring data can be achieved in different time scales in describing various switchgear faults. Subsequently, a classification method based on fuzzy support vector machine (FSVM) is further adopted to identify different types of switchgear faults using the MMCSE features. In addition, a dropping semi‐normal membership cloud model is applied to modify the uncertainty quantification of the relationship among fault samples in FSVM. The effectiveness of the proposed method is validated with the monitoring data in a 10 kV switchboard.