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Method of monitoring and detection of failures in PV system based on machine learning techniques

Description of the service

Machine learning methods have been used to solve complicated practical problems in different areas and are becoming increasingly popular. This paper evaluates the prediction of the energy production of three photovoltaic systems and the monitoring of measurement sensors through machine learning and data mining in response to the behavior of the climatic variables of the site under study. It also considers implementing the resulting models in the SCADA system through indicators, allowing the operator to manage the power grid, and offers a real-time simulation and prediction strategy of photovoltaic systems and measurement sensors in the concept of smart grids.

Problem that it solves

To assess energy production prediction of three photovoltaic systems and the monitoring of measurement sensors through machine learning and data mining in response to the behavior of the climatic variables of the site under study.

Type of AI app used

Events detection (anomaly detection and early warning), Customization, Prediction

Main results to June 30, 2021

As industrial development increases, automation and processes generate more data and information and require further analysis, interpretation, and communication. This study demonstrated the application of machine learning techniques in analyzing real-life data and developing predictive models. It showed that it is possible to predict the photovoltaic power of three systems using regression models with an excellent approximation.

Three main bottlenecks faced during implementation

  1. Data quality
  2. Operating efficiency

Lessons learned in the design or use of AI for social impact

Process monitoring: The application of a fault detection strategy has been demonstrated through predictive modeling techniques in photovoltaic systems, allowing to monitor photovoltaic systems by comparing real-time photovoltaic and the values calculated based on radiation and temperature.

Country of origin

Ecuador

Geographic scope of operations

Cuenca

Type of executing entity

University

Sector/industry

Environmental
Education

Sustainable Development Goal(s) to which your AI solution contributes

7 (affordable and clean energy)

IA app developed internally or by a third party

Internally

Name of implementing entity

Universidad de Málaga-Universidad de Cuenca

Stakeholders involved

Dario Javier Benavides, Paul Arévalo-Cordero, Luis G. González.

Percentage of the development team that are women

0%

Year they started using AI-based models

2021
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