4.7 Article

Multi-objective combustion optimization based on data-driven hybrid strategy

Journal

ENERGY
Volume 191, Issue -, Pages -

Publisher

PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2019.116478

Keywords

Data-driven; Multi-objective combustion optimization; Association rules; Least square support vector regression; Particle swarm optimization

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [61673291, 61627803]
  2. Tianjin Natural Science Foundation of China [181CTPJC55000, 18JCQNJC745001]

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In order to reduce pollutant discharge and improve boiler efficiency, data-driven hybrid strategy is proposed to solve the problem of multi-objective combustion optimization. First, massive historical operation data of a coal-fired power station are preprocessed (including resampling, steady-state detection, data cleaning and cluster analysis), so as to divide the whole boiler working condition into different partitions. Next, combustion association rules based multi-objective optimal strategy is applied to extract a combustion optimal rule from every partition, and a combustion optimal rule-base is built up by merging all the rules, so that the preliminary combustion optimization can be quickly finished based on the combustion optimal rule-base. Meanwhile, combustion mathematical model based multi objective optimal strategy is applied to develop the LSSVR (least square support vector regression) model of boiler combustion process for every partition, and a combustion optimal model-base, which contains all the LSSVR models, is built up. After that, an improved multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm is presented to calculate Pareto optimal solutions depend on the corresponding LSSVR model with the constraint of real-time boiler working condition. To achieve further combustion optimization, the method of multiple attribute decision making is used to determine the unique solution from all the Pareto optimal solutions. Data-driven hybrid strategy is to combine the above two strategies. Simulation experiments verified the validity and feasibility of data-driven hybrid strategy on multi objective test function ZDTI. Taking advantage of data-driven hybrid strategy, the comprehensive average of NOx, emissions dropped by 29.63% and the comprehensive average of boiler efficiency increased by 0.69% in the application experiments with historical operation data under some boiler working conditions. Data-driven hybrid strategy based multi-objective combustion optimization makes the integration of instantaneity and effectiveness, so that it is suitable for online application. (C) 2019 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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