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Large-capacity electrical machines serve as core equipment for energy conversion in the new power system. Real-time condition monitoring, intelligent diagnosis and failure prevention of key components of large thermal/nuclear turbine generators, doubly-fed induction wind generators, large offshore direct-drive permanent magnet wind generators, large synchronous condensers and high-power drive motors are of great significance for safeguarding local economic development and the safe and stable operation of various industries. This special session focuses on intelligent fault diagnosis and condition monitoring under typical operating conditions amid large-scale integration of new energy, including deep peak regulation of thermal power units, wide-power-range operation of wind turbines, over-excitation operation of large synchronous condensers in daytime and under-excitation operation at night.
Prof. Yuling He, North China Electric Power University, China
Prof. Yucai Wu, North China Electric Power University, China
Prof. Jun Hang, Anhui University, China
Prof. Xu Bian, Harbin University of Science and Technology, China
Assoc. Prof. Liangliang Hao, Beijing Jiaotong University, China
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