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The role of simulation in contemporary Industrial Research – Sharing experiences
Rajendra Naik, PhDSenior Principal, GE Global Research
May 15, 2018
This is General Electric (GE)
AVIATION
TRANSPORTATION
HEALTHCARE
POWER
BAKER HUGHES –A GE COMPANY
RENEWABLES
GLOBAL RESEARCH
Intersection of Big data and physics
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High Performance Computing
Industrial Big Data
High Fidelity Models
Industrial Big Data
Artificial Intelligence, Learning Model
Hybrid Models
Physics Based+
Data Adapted
Digital Twin – Engineering models with defined outcome
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Operational Data
Maintenance Actions
Inspection
Sensors
Data source Asset
Domain knowledge
Performance Models
Lifing Models
Digital Twin
Control ModelLearning/AI
Business outcome
• Fuel consumption
• Power output
• System efficiency
• Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics
• Predict failure of components
• Condition based maintenance
• Life Optimizing controls
• Mission Optimization
• Asset assignment
Performance
ReliabilityIntegrated
Optimization
Digital Twin – Aviation
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Reduce maintenance cost using turbine blade cumulative damage
models – updated per flight
Increased availability, reduce unnecessary service overhauls
Inspection time;Optimized shop time
Objective : Maximum availability of an aircraft engine by intelligent workscoping
Environmental conditions;Per-Flight data;
Prior damage;Engine Operating Mode
Digital Twin – Transportation
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Locomotive – Trip Optimizer
Objective : Minimize fuel consumption & emissions –
generated per trip
Locomotive data;Track database;
Operating condition
Real time optimization : Optimal speed & horse power
Per asset model1 Continuously tuned – new data / insights3
Scalable – MMs assets4Business outcomes2
Adaptable – new …5
3-17% fuel savingsEnabled by system modeling, real time optimization & controls
Operator Cab
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Novel approach to modeling, algorithms, software architecture
Objective : Determine optimal wind turbine positions to maximize Annual Energy Production (AEP) and reduce Balance of Plant costs
Constraints of geography, turbine loads, acoustic noise and mix of turbines
Heuristics + Best in class MINLP algorithms + multi threaded optimization code
Wind Farm Layout Optimization
Wind Farm Operational Optimization
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Objective : Maximize Annual Energy production (AEP) of a wind farm
Solution : Minimize inter turbine wake losses with coordinated controls
Digital Twin of the wind farm
0.5-2% AEP improvement
Networked Controls
CommunicationsFarm-wide awarenessCo-ordinated turbine control
1% AEP improvement $ 2MM value per year for 100 MW farm
Model Based Design Cycle
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Model of a plant
Reference : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-based_design
Controller development
Simulations
Deployment on actual system
• Plant : Process / system to be controlled• Data driven and/or physics based
• Controller synthesis & analysis• Choose appropriate type of controller
• Offline or real time simulation• Model in the loop/ Hardware in the loop
Autocode generation
Iterate on different designs, sensors,
actuators
Model Based Design Example – IC Engine
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Design a controller for an IC engine to meet speed and power requirements across the operating range
Engine
Plant to be controlled
These models are taskes for GRC. These
should be models extracted from GT Power.
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Qdot_oil
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Qdot_water
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Tleft_exh_man
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Tright_exh_man
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Mdot_cyl_out
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Pint_man
Tint_man
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Vol_Ef f
Volumetric Efficiency
RPM
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Adv _Angl
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Right Bank - Indicated Efficiency
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Adv _Angl
Exh_Enrgy _Frac
Right Bank - Exhaust Energy Fraction
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Number of active cylinders
on the right bank6
Number of active cylinders
on the left bank
RPM
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Left Bank - Indicated Efficiency
RPM
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Adv _Angl
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Left Bank - Exhaust Energy FractionGround6
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Friction Torque
RPM
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Mf uel
Num_Activ e_Cy l_Right
Num_Activ e_Cy l_Lef t
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Calculate Mass Flowrates
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Num_Activ e_Cy l_Right
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Calculate Exhaust Temperatures
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Friction_Torque
Brake_Torque
Calculate Brake Torque
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Tfuel
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Model : Physics based and data driven (Grey box
approach)Controller design
Multi-loop PID
Actual engine testing
Control Unit
Engine
Simulation studiesDesktop/ hardware
Marine Engine Turbocharger - Model Based Design
1111Model based design helped business take a decision to go for 3-Turbo configuration
Trade off matrix Three turbo Four turbo
Cost, packaging & system complexity Lower Higher
Transient response Slower but well within CTQ
Faster & well within CTQ
Three Turbo Configuration
Results from Simulink Mean Value Model
Four Turbo Configuration
Transmission and Distribution – Voltage Stability
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N60 Phasor Measurement Unit
XPC Real Time Target Machine
Phasor Data
RT-LABTarget PC
RT-LABCommand Station
TCP/IP
Voltage/ Current
Analog output
Voltage Stability Indices Visualization
Voltage stability monitoring and control algorithms
Control Command
Communication Latencies
“I find out what the world needs,then I proceed to invent it.”
- Thomas Alva Edison
And he didn’t have the tools that we have today……….