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Authors: Borisov V. V., Chernovalova M., Kurilin S., Prokimnov N.     Published in № 1(91) 26 february 2021 year
Rubric: Computer modeling

Fuzzy cognitive modeling of heterogeneous electromechanical systems

The article presents a method of fuzzy cognitive modeling for heterogeneous electromechanical systems (HEMSs) in the management of innovative design solutions. During the operation of the HEMSs, as a result of their operational aging, the properties of the windings parametric matrices and the HEMSs vector space properties change. Periodic testing of the HEMSs vector space allows obtaining reliable information about the current technical condition of the HEMSs, about its changes during operation and about the risks of operating capability loss. At the same time (I) the presence of proportional changes in signals during sequential testing indicates the homogeneous operational aging of the HEMSs and its rate; (II) a disproportionate change in one of the signals indicates the damage or the development of a heterogeneous aging process; (III) a change in signals with a change in the angular position of the rotor indicates worn bearings or damage of the HEMSs rotor. The article presents the HEMSs model, describes the method for the topological research of the vector space and the method for forming the diagnostic matrices. The deviations of their elements are fuzzy due to the uncertainty of the load, influencing environmental factors and unstable supply voltages. Therefore, for predictive estimation of the HEMSs state, it is proposed to use fuzzy relational cognitive models that allow implementing a completely fuzzy approach to modeling problem situations in these systems. The presented data confirm the growth of the HEMSs heterogeneity under conditions of uncertainty of external influences. The proposed method for predictive estimation of the HEMSs state, based on fuzzy relational cognitive models, provides resistance to an increase in the uncertainty of the estimation results for various models of system dynamics due to a reasonable set of fuzzy vector-matrix operations.

Key words

fuzzy relational cognitive models, predictive estimation, dynamics modeling, vector space, heterogeneous electromechanical systems, fuzzy vector-matrix equations, uncertainty

The author:

Borisov V. V.

Degree:

Professor, department of Computer Engineering, the Branch of National Research University MPEI in Smolensk

Location:

Smolensk, Russia

The author:

Chernovalova M.

Degree:

Postgraduate student, National Research University MPEI

Location:

Moscow

The author:

Kurilin S.

Degree:

Dr. Sci. (Eng.), Professor, Department of Electromechanical Systems, Branch of the National Research University "MPEI" in Smolensk

Location:

Smolensk, Russia

The author:

Prokimnov N.

Degree:

Moscow University of Industry and Science «Synergy»

Location:

Moscow