Adaptive Dynamic Programming-Based Method for Signal Evaluation of Energy Transportation System
Xuguang Hu, Zhaokang Zhan, Dazhong Ma, Tianbiao Wang, Hui Liu
Abstract
When a leak event happens in energy transportation system, emergency procedures would be taken by staff according to the abnormal signal evaluation result. The wrong evaluation result leads to inadequate treatment and preparation, and then the leak event would evolve to fire and explosion hazards. To solve it, a data-driven signal evaluation method based on adaptive dynamic programming is proposed in this paper. First, a signal estimation model based on three-layer neural networks is proposed to describe the pressure signal change along pipeline. Then, based on the estimation result of pressure change, a flow signal evaluation method based on value iteration scheme is proposed to obtain the leak flow rate. Moreover, the abnormal signal analysis principles are added into the iterative solving process to close to the actual leak event situation. For different leak scenarios, the proposed method could give the reasonable and reliable result through the designed neural network structures. Finally, different types of case results demonstrate that the proposed method could be applied to the signal evaluation problem.