The possibility to use instruments of identification measurement theory to solve the problems of diagnostics of fuel cells according to their noise characteristics is considered in this paper. The offered techniques of diagnostic signals processing are based on the identification measurement of time and probabilistic characteristics, the comparison of model signals with the ones under analysis according to the reading values, the classification of signals according to the waveform parameter and characteristic frequency, the building of hierarchical structures, and the assessment of the signal structures by the fractal indices. All proposed techniques are applicable for the diagnosis of a fuel cell, but thanks to graphical representation of classification trees of noise signals, the more efficient method for experts is the one based on the building of hierarchical structures.
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North-Kazakhstan State University,
Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
e-mail: kkoshekov@mail.ru
Omsk State Technical University,
Omsk RU-644050,
e-mail: kobra_vad@rambler.ru
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October 2014
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Journal of Fuel Cell Science and Technology
Research-Article
Fuel Cell Diagnostics Using Identification Measurement Theory
K. T. Koshekov,
North-Kazakhstan State University,
Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
e-mail: kkoshekov@mail.ru
K. T. Koshekov
Department of Energetics and Instrumentation
,North-Kazakhstan State University,
ul. Pushkina, 86
,Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
Kazakhstan
e-mail: kkoshekov@mail.ru
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Yu. N. Klikushin,
Yu. N. Klikushin
Department of the Technology of Electronics,
Omsk RU-644050,
e-mail: iit@omgtu.ru
Omsk State Technical University
,pr. Mira, 11
,Omsk RU-644050,
Russia
e-mail: iit@omgtu.ru
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V. Yu. Kobenko,
Omsk State Technical University,
Omsk RU-644050,
e-mail: kobra_vad@rambler.ru
V. Yu. Kobenko
Department of the Technology of Electronics
,Omsk State Technical University,
pr. Mira, 11
,Omsk RU-644050,
Russia
e-mail: kobra_vad@rambler.ru
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Yu. K. Evdokimov,
Yu. K. Evdokimov
Department of Radio Electronics
and Measuring Instruments,
Kazan National Research
Kazan RU-420111,
e-mail: evdokimov1@mail.ru
and Measuring Instruments,
Kazan National Research
Technical University
,ul. K. Marksa, 10
,Kazan RU-420111,
Russia
e-mail: evdokimov1@mail.ru
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A. V. Demyanenko
A. V. Demyanenko
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Department of Energetics and Instrumentation,
Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
e-mail: demianenkoav@mail.ru
North-Kazakhstan State University
,ul. Pushkina, 86
,Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
Kazakhstan
e-mail: demianenkoav@mail.ru
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K. T. Koshekov
Department of Energetics and Instrumentation
,North-Kazakhstan State University,
ul. Pushkina, 86
,Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
Kazakhstan
e-mail: kkoshekov@mail.ru
Yu. N. Klikushin
Department of the Technology of Electronics,
Omsk RU-644050,
e-mail: iit@omgtu.ru
Omsk State Technical University
,pr. Mira, 11
,Omsk RU-644050,
Russia
e-mail: iit@omgtu.ru
V. Yu. Kobenko
Department of the Technology of Electronics
,Omsk State Technical University,
pr. Mira, 11
,Omsk RU-644050,
Russia
e-mail: kobra_vad@rambler.ru
Yu. K. Evdokimov
Department of Radio Electronics
and Measuring Instruments,
Kazan National Research
Kazan RU-420111,
e-mail: evdokimov1@mail.ru
and Measuring Instruments,
Kazan National Research
Technical University
,ul. K. Marksa, 10
,Kazan RU-420111,
Russia
e-mail: evdokimov1@mail.ru
A. V. Demyanenko
Department of Energetics and Instrumentation,
Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
e-mail: demianenkoav@mail.ru
North-Kazakhstan State University
,ul. Pushkina, 86
,Petropavlovsk KZ-150000,
Kazakhstan
e-mail: demianenkoav@mail.ru
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Contributed by the Advanced Energy Systems Division of ASME for publication in the JOURNAL OF FUEL CELL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. Manuscript received March 5, 2014; final manuscript received March 18, 2014; published online May 2, 2014. Editor: Nigel M. Sammes.
J. Fuel Cell Sci. Technol. Oct 2014, 11(5): 051003 (9 pages)
Published Online: May 2, 2014
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Received:
March 5, 2014
Revision Received:
March 18, 2014
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Koshekov, K. T., Klikushin, Y. N., Kobenko, V. Y., Evdokimov, Y. K., and Demyanenko, A. V. (May 2, 2014). "Fuel Cell Diagnostics Using Identification Measurement Theory." ASME. J. Fuel Cell Sci. Technol. October 2014; 11(5): 051003. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4027395
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