ON-LINE POWER PLANT SIGNAL VALIDATION TECHNIQUE UTILIZING PARITY-SPACE REPRESENTATION AND ANALYTIC REDUNDANCY.

C. H. Meijer; J. P. Pasquenza; J. C. Deckert; J. L. Fisher; D. B. Laning; A. Ray

ON-LINE POWER PLANT SIGNAL VALIDATION TECHNIQUE UTILIZING PARITY-SPACE REPRESENTATION AND ANALYTIC REDUNDANCY.

C. H. Meijer, J. P. Pasquenza, J. C. Deckert, J. L. Fisher, D. B. Laning, A. Ray

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A technique utilizing parity-space representation (an efficient method for finding a consistent subset of redundant measurements) and analytic redundancy (relationships among dissimilar variables) is designed for use in a real-time digital-computer-based system to isolate sensor and non-sensor component failures in the steam generator and feedwater subsystem of a reference nuclear power plant. The technique has correctly isolated a variety of sensor failures inserted during both steady-state and transient computer simulations of the reference plant. In particular, the technique's ability to detect both sensor and non-sensor failures would be extremely useful for a disturbance analysis and surveillance system.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	var paging
Journal	Electric Power Research Institute (Report) EPRI NP
State	Published - Jan 1 1981

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Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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