Abstract:Monitoring and diagnosis of coal mill systems are critical to the safe operation of power plants. Due to the scarcity of real fault data and the imbalance between fault and normal data, traditional data-driven fault diagnosis methods perform poorly in fault identification and sometimes even produce misjudgments. In order to efficiently identify typical faults of coal mills under different operating conditions, this paper designs a GRU-TCN fusion algorithm that combines a convolutional block attention module for building a mill fault identification model, and the new algorithm not only improves the classification accuracy, but also realizes the early warning of faults. First, by adjusting the key parameters of the coal mill fault generation model, three typical faults of coal breakage, coal plugging and spontaneous combustion are simulated to obtain a large amount of fault sample data under different working conditions. Then, the new classification algorithm is used to establish a fault warning model based on typical samples, aiming at improving the accuracy of fault identification and alerting operators to intervene at the early stage of the fault, so as to avoid further expansion of coal mill faults