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Emerging Challenges and Technologies in Signal Processing for Prognostics and Health Management in Wind Energy

Preston Johnson
2010 Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society   unpublished

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The use of condition monitoring (CM) in wind energy machines continues to evolve as wind energy machines grow in size and move offshore. Early and smaller wind generation machines offered little financial incentives for condition monitoring, justifying only simple and inexpensive health monitoring technologies. Today, multi-megawatt wind machines are more complex, more difficult to physically reach, and generate more revenue than previous models. This paper reviews challenges and candidate
more » ... ologies for next generation condition monitoring in Wind Energy.
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Preston Johnson. "Emerging Challenges and Technologies in Signal Processing for Prognostics and Health Management in Wind Energy." Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society (2010)