Hydrogenerators operate in challenging environments, and temperature variations can significantly impact their performance. Temperature monitoring systems often rely on remote infrared and contact real-time temperature measurement of the generator. AI-based temperature monitoring systems offer a state-of-the-art solution, providing continuous, automated, and predictive maintenance capabilities. The paper presents a complex AI-based fuzzy decision-making algorithm for anomaly (overheated rotor pole) detection and failure prediction. Time-based analysis of operational parameters from SCADA systems is essential for failure prediction. The use of recurrent neural networks for time-series analysis and convolutional autoencoders for anomaly detection is especially emphasized. The paper also presents a fuzzy decision-making method that uses fuzzy logic to make decisions after analyzing the output of the AI models.
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