Thermal condition monitoring in a chemical looping combustion reactor for real-time operation diagnosis

•The first attempt for monitoring of CLC reactor was achieved for operation safety.•Real-time methods were developed to monitor the normal and abnormal conditions.•Satisfying monitoring results can be obtained using FI-KFW algorithm.•FI-KFW can realize accurate monitoring under noisy conditions. Wit...

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Published in:Applied thermal engineering Vol. 162; p. 114122
Main Authors: Wang, Xudong, Zhang, Daqian, Wang, Xiaojia, Kong, Zhiwei, Shao, Yali, Jin, Baosheng
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford Elsevier Ltd 05.11.2019
Elsevier BV
Subjects:
Algorithms
Boundary conditions
Chemical looping combustion reactor
Computer simulation
Condition monitoring
Diagnosis
Fluidized bed combustion
Fuzzy inference
Heat flux
Heat transfer
Inference
Kalman filter
Kalman filters
Monitoring
Monitoring systems
Nuclear engineering
Nuclear safety
Operation diagnosis
Organic chemistry
Reactors
Real time operation
Fuzzy inference
Operation diagnosis
Kalman filter
Heat flux
Monitoring
Chemical looping combustion reactor
ISSN:1359-4311, 1873-5606
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Summary:•The first attempt for monitoring of CLC reactor was achieved for operation safety.•Real-time methods were developed to monitor the normal and abnormal conditions.•Satisfying monitoring results can be obtained using FI-KFW algorithm.•FI-KFW can realize accurate monitoring under noisy conditions. With the increasing thermal input of chemical looping combustion (CLC) reactor, the monitoring and diagnosis of its internal boundary conditions become important issues for operation safety. Based on the discrete heat transfer model of reactor wall, Kalman filter and fuzzy inference were combined as fuzzy inference-based augmented Kalman filter (FI-AKF) and fuzzy inference-based Kalman filter coupled with weighted recursive least squares algorithm (FI-KFW) for the real-time monitoring of CLC reactor. Simulations were carried out to validate the feasibility of these two methods. Under both normal and abnormal conditions, the FI-KFW could exhibited satisfying performances for the internal heat flux monitoring. Number of the measurement points and intensity of measurement noises were changed numerically to investigate their effects on the monitoring results of FI-KFW. Results demonstrated that FI-KFW had strong ability to resist the ill-posedness of the monitoring process and it was capable for the real-time monitoring of the chemical looping combustion reactor, which could offer reliable information for operation diagnosis.
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ISSN:1359-4311
1873-5606
DOI:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2019.114122